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According to Velonews, he goes to CAS today (Wednesday, March 19) for his final appeal.
http://velonews.com/article/73449/f...o-the-court-for What do you guys think? Does he have a chance? I mean, it was a split decision last time (nudge, nudge, wink, wink).
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I wonder if the guy Landis chose, who always votes in favour of the riders, is comfortable in the knowledge that there will be a 2-1 against him. My point, if there were two pro-athlete arbiters, would they be more hesitant about finding on behalf of the athlete when it could go either way. Ofcourse, this has some assumptions. |
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His odds are already better going in because of his former manager's absence. But since it's a closed hearing, we won't be getting TBV's live updates.
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He could get off. CAS does have a history of being more favorable to the athlete. It will be a technicality though. He may have a better chance of getting his suspension moved back by five months. He will never ride the TdF again. He should brush up on his spanish and aim for the Vuelta. It's possible he could get on a Pro Continental spanish team and be allowed to race the Vuelta. The Giro maybe a possibility but has to be a longer shot for getting an invite. He'll probably end up racing in the U.S., perhaps and road and mountain.
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for peanuts. who will pay him. RR look the only bet atm. |
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Horner supposedly was not making a bad living in the U.S. Crock would probably pay him pretty well.
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yeah, maybe 300k. Compared to 2 million nearly per annum. |
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When did Landis ever make 2 mil? I thought he was getting around 250K on Postal. He made more at Phonak, but probably around five of six hundred Gs.
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never did, but would have. |
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I think he'll get done anyway.
How much more of his suspension does he have left? 8-10months or so?? ( I forgot when it started) |
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On a more tawdry note, I hear that Tyler Hamilton is soon to be on the market again. |
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if Haven leaves, she takes his twins blood bags with her. Or should that be her twin. <confused> |
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