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Re: Did Discovery buy a Lemon?

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  1. It's a YES or NO question.

  2. crit PRO said:

    It's a YES or NO question.

    How about now?

  3. No. He doesn't have to win anymore. He just has to go down swinging,
    generate lots of hype (april 18th...(giro and retirement speculation?
    worlds? hour?)), and never test positive.

    The rest of the team needs to step up and win.

  4. gym.gravity said:

    No. He doesn't have to win anymore. He just has to go down swinging,
    generate lots of hype (april 18th...(giro and retirement speculation?
    worlds? hour?)), and never test positive.

    The rest of the team needs to step up and win.

    Bravo. My brother and I were talking about 'what keeps Lance riding'.

    It's simple and he told us the reason. He still likes to ride the bike and
    suffer, as he told Mart Smeets. He no longer has to prove himself to get a
    slot on a pro team, he can go out and ride and enjoy the racing...and the
    suffering. I hope he can let himself do that very thing. I'm looking at
    Boonen and Dekker and Petacchi and Kloden and maybe Basso and McEwen in the
    05 tour for some great riding. Heck maybe we'll see some great riding out
    of Ullrich. In fact with the Armstrong team no longer dominating the tour,
    should they not, it will be an exciting tour for a change.

    jj

  5. How about............now?

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