Personally, I find Frankie to be a bit of a hypocrite. He comes 'clean', only when he can't make money off of cycling any more, and only when he can make money on a doping book, which is sure to follow. Much as one would like to think that he's doing it for the 'good of the sport', he appears to be doing it for largely financial reasons, and possibly a bit of crushed ego as well. If it were for the good of the sport, he'd have spoken up a long time ago.
The real shame is that the true villans in this mess are not the riders, it is the organizations on top that have left enough loopholes to allow juicing, looked the other way, paid lip service and precious little else to the doping issue. As long as the money kept rolling in, anything goes. They held out a multimillion dollar/euro payday in front of a lot of hard working people if only you bend the rules a bit, well what do you think would happen?
And those organizations still protect themselves. They have all of you demonizing the riders as evil people. How many of you would turn down retiring at age 30 with twenty mil in the bank, all for the sake of an ideal that no one else holds to? You want to be outraged - be outraged at the organizations who created these conditions, profited from them, all while letting the riders take the health risks and the blame. The UCI and WADA - they're getting off easy. And let's not forget the footballers - their involvment with Fuentes has been kept more secret than nuclear launch codes. Wouldn't do to disturb the World Cup.
It's all part of the show, folks. We make the money, and the riders take all of the risks, and catch all of the blame from the 'outraged' fans. Works out very nicely, don't you think?