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Richard Adams
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"steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> On 1-Aug-2004, "psycholist" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > "I know who does and who doesn't and I know what doping does and doesn't
> > do," said Millar, "and there are no miracle products. It doesn't make a
> > donkey into a thoroughbred."
>
> Seems like a silly comment to me. Sure you cant turn a donkey into a
> thoroughbred, but you can trurn a very good horse into a better one (why
> else would pros dope?), and that would be the issue. Not that I'm saying
> Lance is doping necessarily, just that Millars comment is silly and
> meaningless.
>
> steve
Well, even David wasn't aware he had been doping, until french police
raided his house and reaquainted him with the mementos he had
forgotten all about.
I would agree with David on the point that he could recognize a rider
who is on the stuff as a participant in a stage race is likely to have
much move close observation of riders than someone sitting at home in
their Lay-Z-Boy.
Someone I've been suspicious of, in light of Manzano's allegations, is
Botero. Up one day, down the next while with Kelme, not worth much of
a damn on T-mobile.
> On 1-Aug-2004, "psycholist" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > "I know who does and who doesn't and I know what doping does and doesn't
> > do," said Millar, "and there are no miracle products. It doesn't make a
> > donkey into a thoroughbred."
>
> Seems like a silly comment to me. Sure you cant turn a donkey into a
> thoroughbred, but you can trurn a very good horse into a better one (why
> else would pros dope?), and that would be the issue. Not that I'm saying
> Lance is doping necessarily, just that Millars comment is silly and
> meaningless.
>
> steve
Well, even David wasn't aware he had been doping, until french police
raided his house and reaquainted him with the mementos he had
forgotten all about.
I would agree with David on the point that he could recognize a rider
who is on the stuff as a participant in a stage race is likely to have
much move close observation of riders than someone sitting at home in
their Lay-Z-Boy.
Someone I've been suspicious of, in light of Manzano's allegations, is
Botero. Up one day, down the next while with Kelme, not worth much of
a damn on T-mobile.