from CSC live update on today's stage "66 km It was on Port de Larrau, Miguel Indurain got dropped for good in 1996, when Bjarne Riis attacked and formed a group of eight riders who reached the summit together and also reached the finish in Pamplona a long time before the peloton. After the stage Bjarne Riis asked Miguel Indurain to come to the podium to be celebrated in his hometown of Pamplona despite the fact that the Spaniard was dropped to 11th place overall due to the breakaway on the stage."
oh yes, the magnificent ( lying cheating blood doping [censored] thief) riis was so gracious to invite big mig to the humiliation of losing the yellow jersey in front of his home townfolk...let us remember the moment and not speak of the evils that carry to this day. thank you csc for reminding us of what your humble ds has done to gain the goods he got away with
from CSC live update on today's stage "66 km It was on Port de Larrau, Miguel Indurain got dropped for good in 1996, when Bjarne Riis attacked and formed a group of eight riders who reached the summit together and also reached the finish in Pamplona a long time before the peloton. After the stage Bjarne Riis asked Miguel Indurain to come to the podium to be celebrated in his hometown of Pamplona despite the fact that the Spaniard was dropped to 11th place overall due to the breakaway on the stage."
oh yes, the magnificent ( lying cheating blood doping [censored] thief) riis was so gracious to invite big mig to the humiliation of losing the yellow jersey in front of his home townfolk...let us remember the moment and not speak of the evils that carry to this day. thank you csc for reminding us of what your humble ds has done to gain the goods he got away with
That takes some balls on Riis' part to have online. That said, I don't feel bad for Indurain as I believe he was doping too. -- JT **************************** Remove "remove" to reply Visit http://www.jt10000.com ****************************
from CSC live update on today's stage "66 km It was on Port de Larrau, Miguel Indurain got dropped for good in 1996, when Bjarne Riis attacked and formed a group of eight riders who reached the summit together and also reached the finish in Pamplona a long time before the peloton. After the stage Bjarne Riis asked Miguel Indurain to come to the podium to be celebrated in his hometown of Pamplona despite the fact that the Spaniard was dropped to 11th place overall due to the breakaway on the stage."
oh yes, the magnificent ( lying cheating blood doping [censored] thief) riis was so gracious to invite big mig to the humiliation of losing the yellow jersey in front of his home townfolk...let us remember the moment and not speak of the evils that carry to this day. thank you csc for reminding us of what your humble ds has done to gain the goods he got away with
----------- The Big Mig was the last honest winner, and my favorite. Even used clinchers, didn't need to dope due to his freakish large lungs. He's one of the few that will live to long ripe age, because he didn't turn his body into a chemistry experiment. I think it was this very moment, when dope triumphed over freakish natural ability. Riis proved it that day. From then on, dope was the way to go, and now cycling is suffering the consequences. The Big Mig will always be known as the last one to respect the tour as a competition between atheletes, now it's all about greed and cheating.
On Jul 25, 9:35 am, "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]>
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from CSC live update on today's stage "66 km It was on Port de Larrau, Miguel Indurain got dropped for good in 1996, when Bjarne Riis attacked and formed a group of eight riders who reached the summit together and also reached the finish in Pamplona a long time before the peloton. After the stage Bjarne Riis asked Miguel Indurain to come to the podium to be celebrated in his hometown of Pamplona despite the fact that the Spaniard was dropped to 11th place overall due to the breakaway on the stage."
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oh yes, the magnificent ( lying cheating blood doping [censored] thief) riis was so gracious to invite big mig to the humiliation of losing the yellow jersey in front of his home townfolk...let us remember the moment and not speak of the evils that carry to this day. thank you csc for reminding us of what your humble ds has done to gain the goods he got away with
----------- The Big Mig was the last honest winner, and my favorite. Even used clinchers, didn't need to dope due to his freakish large lungs. He's one of the few that will live to long ripe age, because he didn't turn his body into a chemistry experiment. I think it was this very moment, when dope triumphed over freakish natural ability. Riis proved it that day. From then on, dope was the way to go, and now cycling is suffering the consequences. The Big Mig will always be known as the last one to respect the tour as a competition between atheletes, now it's all about greed and cheating.
As opposed to 1904, when the top 4 GC finishers were disqualified for cheating.
I like Big Mig, but he used EPO he has admitted it as I have read.
"Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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from CSC live update on today's stage "66 km It was on Port de Larrau, Miguel Indurain got dropped for good in 1996, when Bjarne Riis attacked and formed a group of eight riders who reached the summit together and also reached the finish in Pamplona a long time before the peloton. After the stage Bjarne Riis asked Miguel Indurain to come to the podium to be celebrated in his hometown of Pamplona despite the fact that the Spaniard was dropped to 11th place overall due to the breakaway on the stage."
oh yes, the magnificent ( lying cheating blood doping [censored] thief) riis was so gracious to invite big mig to the humiliation of losing the yellow jersey in front of his home townfolk...let us remember the moment and not speak of the evils that carry to this day. thank you csc for reminding us of what your humble ds has done to gain the goods he got away with
----------- The Big Mig was the last honest winner, and my favorite. Even used clinchers, didn't need to dope due to his freakish large lungs. He's one of the few that will live to long ripe age, because he didn't turn his body into a chemistry experiment. I think it was this very moment, when dope triumphed over freakish natural ability. Riis proved it that day. From then on, dope was the way to go, and now cycling is suffering the consequences. The Big Mig will always be known as the last one to respect the tour as a competition between atheletes, now it's all about greed and cheating.
On Jul 25, 6:35 am, "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]>
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The Big Mig was the last honest winner, and my favorite.
Drugs and cheating have been a regular part of the TDF since there has been a TDF. Not to say that Mig was not a nice guy (he was), but unfortunately, we'll never know. Mig the small town boy might have been too humble to design a doping program for himself, but that does not mean that he was not such a passive person as to allow others to steer him into that ugly world.
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On Jul 25, 6:35 am, "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]>
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The Big Mig was the last honest winner, and my favorite.
Drugs and cheating have been a regular part of the TDF since there has been a TDF. Not to say that Mig was not a nice guy (he was), but unfortunately, we'll never know. Mig the small town boy might have been too humble to design a doping program for himself, but that does not mean that he was not such a passive person as to allow others to steer him into that ugly world.
The Big Mig was the last honest winner, and my favorite. Even used clinchers, didn't need to dope due to his freakish large lungs.
Dumbass, While its true that we need some trollers to improve our July hit count, you really suck. Have you considered attending the Allbright-Trdina Trolling Academy ?
