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Where did you hear he tested positive six times for EPO, errrr on the internet. If this is correct why isn't it front page news,
It was front page news, stupid.
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2 He weighed less than earlier in his career , now everyone knows weight IS the biggest hurdle when it comes to climbing...just 3kg's more on Alpe du 'Huez i believe would cost you 3 minutes for the same power output
This has been shown to be a cover story by Armstrong to explain his radical increase in performance. Dr. Coyle's data shows that Armstrong's Tour weight from the early 90s to the end of his career only varied by 1 - 2 kilos. Armstrong's 2005 weight was 75 kilos, which is more than he weighed in some of the early 90s Tours.

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3 I suffered testicular cancer had chemo and all the rest of it.....and you know i was better on the bike around 6 months onwards after my treatment and you know i have no explanation for this and i had been injected with Bleomicen, which is a chemo drug that does effect the lungs in a bad way....
I know all about Bleomycin (note the correct spelling)...
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It was front page news, stupid.
Oh L'Equipe.....that bastion of righteous journalism....well forget everything i said it must be true.

Calling people stupid is immature, by all means if you have counter argument lets hear it....thats what forums are for.
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I know all about Bleomycen (note the correct spelling)...
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Oh now we are getting petty.....perhaps i should trawl your posts for slight grammer mistakes.

I don't think anyone including yourself has ever believed everything on the front page of a tabloid newspaper....and of course L'equipe were in full knowledge of the facts at the time, and they weren't just sensationalising a story.

The bottom line is... at this stage arguments on whether Lance took drugs or not are pure conjecture....until he confesses or evidence is found that has not currently been found.....the record will stand , he won 7 Tour de France's in a row. Only the two points i have just made will ever change that.

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Oh L'Equipe.....that bastion of righteous journalism....well forget everything i said it must be true.
Yup, L'Equipe, a very respected newspaper that was able to uncover the Armstrong EPO positives with some crack investigative reporting. The information was then carried all over the world. You would know this if you had been following the sport for more than a month.

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Calling people stupid is immature, by all means if you have counter argument lets hear it....thats what forums are for.
Okay, cheap shot, but you left a hole you could drive a truck through. You are the one that started blathering about how there is no evidence Armstrong doped (completely uninformed), claiming the fact that Armstrong tested positive for EPO is just a Internet rumor (Have you been living under a rock?), and then topped it off with some sort of sympathy play because you had cancer (as if that makes you an expert in doping in cycling, a sport that you obviously don't follow).
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Ok i don't want to go on with this back and forth on a forum...i'll give you my phone number and we can argue over the phone instead

Seriously though if and when concrete evidence arises that he can be convicted for, i will be the the first person to say you were right and i was wrong...but until...............................

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Other reasons regarding why he was better later in his career

1 Some people develop later in their career
You are right.
I remember from Flo-Jo, Ben Johnson, Riis, Chiappucci, Berzin, ...
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He was also the first to employ ultra-high cadence!
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You are right.
I remember from Flo-Jo, Ben Johnson, Riis, Chiappucci, Berzin, ...
Don't forget Hamilton, Landis, Ugramov, Tonkov, Bugno, and Rumsas. All those guys were late bloomers.
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such cynicism.......guilty until proven innocent.....glad you guys aren't members of the legal system
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You make a mistake, we aren't the legal system, so the vox populi can point some problems despite that cannot be been resolved by legal system.
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ok ok...you guys have a set train of thought, i'm not here to convince anyone of my way of thinking.......most people here think most of the peloton was doped.....proof or not.....so whats the problem....If everyone was doped then Lance still wins anyway....

Its like if everyone cheated and had a small electric motor on their bike....someone has to win.....someone has to better than everyone else.

So what if Lance was doped and responded better than say Ullrich??, thats life.....the only thing it could be is better training, better diet, better genes....less drag on his skin suit, less drag on the crank bearings you could go on and on either way he won. Again give me the concrete proof and the discussion is over, you guys win.
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the only thing it could be is better training, better diet, better genes....less drag on his skin suit, ...
Good propaganda for uneducated people, you forgot "harder training and works than others", but the most probale reasons are only the best and more expensive doctor, the best and more expensive PEDs.
And I don't forget the best lies!
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I believe having only one testicle caused less drag and also was less intrusive therefore allowing a higher cadence.

This theory is illustrated in the chart below.
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such cynicism.......guilty until proven innocent.....glad you guys aren't members of the legal system
You have to realize who you are discussing this with. People like Bro Deal have such a hate-on for LA that they will ignore anything (like lack of chain of custody) to be able to claim LA is guilty because it's an obsession of hate for them. If God came down and told everyone that LA was clean these guys would be claiming God doesn't really know. Don't even easte your time with people like him. Poulidor, though will actually attempt to discuss things in an intelligent manner...even if he is misguided.
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