He is only 36. LOLsopas said:Armstrong comeback???? What kind of joke is this, I mean, how old is Lance? Even if he trainned properly there is no chance for him anymore.
Too many burrito's these last few years. He won't be competitive. He knows it. Its just a publicity stunt.watermelonman said:Another article -
http://www.sportsline.com/worldsports/story/10967503
I would not expect him to win again, but at the same time I would not count him out.
Are you Rich M. from Plymouth Pa?Meek One said:Marathons a little too tough, huh...
There is a lot of blonde woman in Texas hoping he will make a comeback. Having Lance in Europe for 6 months of the year will give them a break from his reptile antics in nightclubs.cynic said:What? Is he getting too tired of riding women?
Oh well, time to dust off the PED's.
Well said. Do you think McQuaid will come out and say he's clean ? Just like Contador ?Rolfrae said:We should be paying more attention to the young clean riders in the peleton and less to has-been ex-dopers with giant chips on their shoulders. The man thrives on the oxygen of publicity, best thing to do is ignore him.
He might comeback clean but it doesn't prove he won his 7 Tours clean. To see how well he'd fare clean we just have to take a look at how well the likes of Hincapie and Popovych climb now they are off the Lance special blood doping programme.whiteboytrash said:Well said. Do you think McQuaid will come out and say he's clean ? Just like Contador ?
Those Pesky French riders will have fun riding Armstrong off their wheels.Rolfrae said:He might comeback clean but it doesn't prove he won his 7 Tours clean. To see how well he'd fare clean we just have to take a look at how well the likes of Hincapie and Popovych climb now they are off the Lance special blood doping programme.
Tim Lamkin said:Now maybe someone will watch the Tour....
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The TDF this year was a different beast to the Tours of the Armstrong eras and despite what others on this forum said about it being boring I thought it genuinely exciting (once Ricco and Saunier left).limerickman said:Tim mate, wrong again.
Spectator numbers both at roadside and on TV were the highest ever according to the ASO, for 2008 TDF.
Independent of the ASO statement regarding spectator numbers, several media organisations reported higher TV viewing numbers for 2008 TDF.
Nielsens for example, reported higher TV viewer figures for the 2008 TDF.
Ghey!!!whiteboytrash said:I love this.....
"and will race for no salary or bonuses, the sources, who asked to remain anonymous, told VeloNews. "
"However sources close to the story have told VeloNews that an exclusive article on the matter will be published in an upcoming issue of Vanity Fair."
- So no salary but a $3million deal with Vanity Fair ? Why have the team pay you when someone else can ? ahhhh he's so good to the team.......
...this will be the biggest flop since Bjorg came back a couple of years back.
..or watched him get pushed up alpe d'huez by a chain smoking, fat arsed drunken German cycling fan.Rolfrae said:Like WBT, I'd also like to see LA comeback to watch him get beaten to a classics sprint by Sylvain Chavanel, or get his **** kicked on a climb by the likes of Vandevelde.
Is Ullrich coming back too?!whiteboytrash said:a chain smoking, fat arsed drunken German cycling fan.
Rolfrae said:Is Ullrich coming back too?!
I wonder which, if any, Euro races will give Rock an invite next year?jhuskey said:On another subject I notice that Mr. Hamilton is making somewhat of a comeback.
I expect we will hear more from him.
That is the question.Rolfrae said:I wonder which, if any, Euro races will give Rock an invite next year?
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