Another Innocent Training Plan

B. Lafferty said:

Interesting how so many top professionals go to doctors with reputations for
doping just to get simple, innocent training plans.

From CyclingNews:

.....After Spanish magazine Interviú reported that the Civil Guard was
investigating Sevilla, T-Mobile told El Pais, "[Sevilla] has told us that it
was possible that he appeared in the photographs taken by the Civil Guard at
the door of the laboratory of Zurbano, 92." Sevilla admitted to receiving
training programs from Ignacio Labarta, an associate of Dr Fuentes who was
also arrested last week, but claimed that he had nothing to do with Fuentes.
".....
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/may06/may30news2

It's also looking more and more likely that Iban Mayo was a big doper in
2003. Since his crybaby ride in the 2003 Tour, he's gone through a
complete meltdown in results.

And that baby-faced Sevilla is another liar. Doctors are for drugs,
not training programs.

Magilla

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B. Lafferty said:

Interesting how so many top professionals go to doctors with reputations
for doping just to get simple, innocent training plans.

From CyclingNews:

.....After Spanish magazine Interviú reported that the Civil Guard was
investigating Sevilla, T-Mobile told El Pais, "[Sevilla] has told us that
it was possible that he appeared in the photographs taken by the Civil
Guard at the door of the laboratory of Zurbano, 92." Sevilla admitted to
receiving training programs from Ignacio Labarta, an associate of Dr
Fuentes who was also arrested last week, but claimed that he had nothing
to do with Fuentes. ".....
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/may06/may30news2

It's also looking more and more likely that Iban Mayo was a big doper in
2003. Since his crybaby ride in the 2003 Tour, he's gone through a
complete meltdown in results.

You can do better than that. Tell us something we haven't already known for
three years!

"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Interesting how so many top professionals go to doctors with reputations
for doping just to get simple, innocent training plans.

From CyclingNews:

.....After Spanish magazine Interviú reported that the Civil Guard was
investigating Sevilla, T-Mobile told El Pais, "[Sevilla] has told us that
it was possible that he appeared in the photographs taken by the Civil
Guard at the door of the laboratory of Zurbano, 92." Sevilla admitted to
receiving training programs from Ignacio Labarta, an associate of Dr
Fuentes who was also arrested last week, but claimed that he had nothing
to do with Fuentes. ".....
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/may06/may30news2

I thought the same thing when I read the article. Can you imagine what the
discussions among riders were like before the start of the Giro and Tour of
Belgium last Wednesday morning?

B. Lafferty said:

Interesting how so many top professionals go to doctors with reputations for
doping just to get simple, innocent training plans.

It isn't that big of a world - The doctors who know the peloton also know the
drugs.

Ron