Overheard on Lance Armstrong

[Guest Big H]

From RBR

 

"What is done is done. If he comes back and says, 'I'm back, and I'm prepared to do whatever is necessary,' I don't think that necessarily clears up any outstanding issues from the past." -- Dick Pound, former head of the World Anti-Doping Agency and longtime Armstrong critic.

 

"With Armstrong, you get the impression that everything is easy. He stops for three years and then comes back as if nothing happened. That's not how cycling works. Now, we can ask ourselves what the recipe is." -- Jean-Rene Bernaudeau, manager of Team Bouygues Telecom.

"We're just getting it going now. For the next few months, it's just about riding, spending as much time on the bike as he can." -- Chris Carmichael, Armstrong's longtime coach.

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I though he said that it was over, that he would never to return to copmetitive cycling? Mind you, he also said he never doped.