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High Road - Wide Load????

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  1. I know what Quick Step is trying to sell.

    I know what Rabobank is trying to sell.

    I know what Caisse d'Epargne is trying to sell.

    I know what Silence Lotto is trying to sell.

    What is Wide Load trying to sell?

  2. HC said:


    What is Wide Load trying to sell?

    it's the perfect arrangement, even if a rider tests positive the
    sponsor won't leave.

  3. HC said:

    I know what Quick Step is trying to sell.

    I know what Rabobank is trying to sell.

    I know what Caisse d'Epargne is trying to sell.

    I know what Silence Lotto is trying to sell.

    What is Wide Load trying to sell?

    Team High Horse is trying to sell its own mangement's expertise. But
    this is their real resume:

    - hired Aldag, a confessed doper, to run the men's team
    - hired Millward as women's team D.S. - a rider who tested positive
    - hired 2 doctors from the Freiberg clinic to administrate his team's
    supposed anti-doping program only to find out they were doping cartel
    kingpins
    - hires Sergay Hontchar despite his obvious doping
    - hires Hincapie - a chronic doper according to Stephanie McIlvain
    - has Sinkabitch tests positive during Staplehead's Tour tenure and then
    turns around and says he would consider rehiring him just because he
    confessed.
    - while overseeing T-Mobile women's team, Neben tested positive despite
    several high-profile cases previous to hers about the dangers of
    supplemental contamination.

    Magilla

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