hippy said:
Quoted message said:Originally posted by mfhor He backed out hurriedly when he realised,
but couldn't help >noticing little eskys full of ice, and bottles of
what didn't look like >Vitamin suppliments, and way too much injecting
gear for simple >old vitamins. And this was just at pissant little
races in the >country. Go figure.
So any time I lose a race I can just assume the other rider was on drugs
and start playing scrabble or something? Grr..
hippy lawn bowlers are the biggest druggies.. 😉
I have no idea who or what to believe. If someone like Eadie is a drug
cheat then it really is a huge kick in the nuts for our sport.
I want the cheats caught as much as the next person but it must be
proven beyond all reasonable doubt that the person is a cheat.
Can we say 100% that Eadie ordered the banned substances? What's to stop
someone else, who may have a grievance of some kind, ordering something
that is banned and then having it sent to that persons home etc? Yes,
the chances of something like that hapening are small....but it could be
done. The innocent party would, more than likely, be marked for life as
a cheat even if there was little other proof. Doesn't really matter now
that the seed of doubt has been been planted.
It seems abit far fetched I know but there will always be people who
want vengeance etc. Just look at the Ice skater who had someone attack a
rival so she wouldn't beat her in the Olympic selection trials. Makes
you think doesn't it.
I hope that Eadie is innocent but if he is a cheat then I hope he gets
whats coming to him. Regardless of the outcome it's done nothing but
tarnish the sport of cycling further.