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1 hour ago, Jewbacca said:

So in the same breath I must have a mental shift and believe that the peleton is clean despite 'unbelievable' performances but also accept that there will always be naughty people?

By accepting 'there will always be naughty people' doesn't that completely put a stop to any mental shift that says when there is smoke there isn't fire?

 

 

Key points:

  • Healthy scepticism is accepting that there is a high level of confidence in the measures in place.
  • not everyone is bad/cheating
  • Not every athlete that wins is a cheat
  • Not every person that is accused is guilty
  • And yes there will always be a cheat but they're probably in the minority rather than the majority.

I'm under no delusion than the any sport is 100% clean. Life is not as clear as bookends.

 

 

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Cav = Jekyll and Hyde personality.

Loves to play up for the cameras and knows how to self promote when the going is good.

When the going gets tough for him personally he cant hide his nature and the prat comes out.

Multiple winner, but a true champion is judged by when the times are tough and the cameras are not looking. Or how you exit a team that gave you a fair shake, but you didnt deliver.

 

Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, kosmonooit said:

Unacceptable.,I think he should be booted out the race, or pulled by team,   - like other bad boys have been ejected (Moscon, Boohani et al)

Am sure you have never complained about your LBS for shoddy work on your bike? Or that you are at the back end of a 3 week tour  one of the hardest, where you are mentally and physically tired with emotions running high! You are just perfect in all respects and never loose your cool.....

Whilst it is unacceptable and has been apologized for it is not even in the same league as throwing a punch or head butting whilst cycling at speed in a peleton.

Edited by shaper

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