It looks like that both Santiago Botero, and Aitor Gonzales were one season wonders. After having
had secured big fat cycling contracts, they stopped working and became recreationist cyclists. I
would expect these two to disappear by next year.
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"Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:
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It looks like that both Santiago Botero, and Aitor Gonzales were one season wonders. After
having had secured big fat cycling contracts, they stopped working and became recreationist
cyclists. I would expect these two to disappear by next year.What's *work* got to do with it Callistus?
They just need to take some EPO.
According to you, this is the only way they can really expect any good results, right?
- Boyd S.
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"Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:
Quoted message said:
It looks like that both Santiago Botero, and Aitor Gonzales were one season wonders. After
having had secured big fat cycling contracts, they stopped working and became recreationist
cyclists. I would expect these two to disappear by next year.What's *work* got to do with it Callistus?
They just need to take some EPO.
According to you, this is the only way they can really expect any good results, right?
- Boyd S.
Here is the answer, "They took EPO last year and then tried to compete this year without it. Results
don't lie". -
Callistus Valerius said:
It looks like that both Santiago Botero, and Aitor Gonzales were one season wonders. After
having had secured big fat cycling contracts, they stopped working and became recreationist
cyclists. I would expect these two to disappear by next year.You might have said the same of Armstrong in the 93-95 tours...
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Callistus Valerius said:
It looks like that both Santiago Botero, and Aitor Gonzales were one season wonders. After
having had secured big fat cycling contracts, they stopped working and became recreationist
cyclists. I would expect these two to disappear by next year.
If they are fakes then you should be good enough to be there for the next couple of years or so??
How easy it is to critisize when the only riding you do is pedalling the remote of your TV around
the lounge. I ride and envy any rider that gets anywhere near these guys, on drugs or not. Hop,
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