GoLefty!! Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 is that confirmed now? Groot ietsie or whatever his name is mentioned something about their involvement not being confirmed at this time?
Justin Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 I don't really get Sponsors pulling the plug so quickly. Sure, fire the drug user. But, honestly, I will not disregard a Neotel telephone line purely because one of the riders in their team doped... Consumers don't care about the doping. It's all brand recognition. Maybe I'm missing the point...
Willehond Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Ek ken vir NOLAN goed ' date='hy bly n baie nice persoon en is een van die vriendelikste ouens in die peliton. sterkte jakkes hou net moed, ek hoop net nie jy lees al die *** wat die mense skryf nie.[/quote'] It's a misconception that drugs are taken by evil, calculating people. Taking drugs is an act ofweakness, not strength! If you get it then you get why nice people drug too...
whitesox Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 There are always options... We have some of the best Sports Physicians, Physio's, Bio's and Exercise Scientists in the world, yet riders still choose to dope, rather than follow the the legal ulternative.
whitesox Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Perhaps the key lies not in asking who's to blame, but in educating both riders, technical staff and sponsors...
Willehond Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 is that confirmed now? Groot ietsie or whatever his name is mentioned something about their involvement not being confirmed at this time? Don't you guys read cyclingnews.com? Also, their PR chickie was on here telling us about how they are still involved with the academy. Just do a search
GoLefty!! Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Ek ken vir NOLAN goed ' date='hy bly n baie nice persoon en is een van die vriendelikste ouens in die peliton. sterkte jakkes hou net moed, ek hoop net nie jy lees al die *** wat die mense skryf nie.[/quote'] It's a misconception that drugs are taken by evil, calculating people. Taking drugs is an act ofweakness, not strength! If you get it then you get why nice people drug too... oh i see, SARCASM leads people to dope...! I would never have thought of that.
fandacious Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Ek ken vir NOLAN goed ' date='hy bly n baie nice persoon en is een van die vriendelikste ouens in die peliton. sterkte jakkes hou net moed, ek hoop net nie jy lees al die *** wat die mense skryf nie.[/quote'] It's a misconception that drugs are taken by evil, calculating people.? Taking drugs is an act ofweakness, not strength! If you get it then you get why nice people drug too... I got to agree with you... taking drugs does not mean you are a kitten murdering wife beating child molester. Taking dope to cheat doesnt mean nolan isnt a friendly outgoing fun to be with guy. It just means he exercised poor judgement and failed to think about the repurcussions of his actions
Mudsimus Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 We have some of the best Sports Physicians' date=' Physio's, Bio's and Exercise Scientists in the world, yet riders still choose to dope, rather than follow the the legal ulternative.[/quote'] Bwahaha...thats funny. Who do you think gives them the dope? Gary the tooth fairy?
Willehond Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Perhaps the key lies not in asking who's to blame' date=' but in educating both riders, technical staff and sponsors...[/quote'] Sorry, but without being too flippant; how stupid are these guys if they don't know they can't take testosterone legally? Just ban him and move on.
fandacious Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 There are always options... ? We have some of the best Sports Physicians' date=' Physio's, Bio's and Exercise Scientists in the world, yet riders still choose to dope, rather than follow the the legal ulternative.[/quote'] yup!! Look at guys like David Garret. Clean as a whistle, but will kick any butt on a bike. AND he works a full time job. But he is dedicated. Trains like a demon. Eats properly. and lives the correct lifestyle. Sure, if you're racing the TDF you need drugs, but to win the 94.7? I dont think so...
Icycling Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Well their is 1 TDF team leader who been in CT for 6 week now in the Grasskop region doing high ultitude training - but then he is drug free - so maybe if the other sports from abroad are in CT for dope certain team leader in the TDF are here for training in decent weather, ultitude and long climbs!
Willehond Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Well their is 1 TDF team leader who been in CT for 6 week now in the Grasskop region doing high ultitude training - but then he is drug free - so maybe if the other sports from abroad are in CT for dope certain team leader in the TDF are here for training in decent weather' date=' ultitude and long climbs![/quote'] Is he still the team leader? I though Milram were having second thoughts about that
TNT1 Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 graskop/high altitude/in cape town? One nut nut must have taught him the tricks needed to bend the space time continuum thingy...
GoLefty!! Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 but more especially, are you doing Pearl frames this year?
giannip Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 On the PLUS side : http://www.teammedscheme.co.za/DisplayLink.aspx?group=About%20us&name=We%20Are%20Drug%20Free%20Athletes Getting some twitter airtime from @bikepure giannip2010-01-13 07:27:56
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