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A Kick In The Teeth

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  1. Moncoutie as quoted today in ProCyclong:

    Asked whether he saw his French compatriots' lack of success at the Tour as
    a result of their unwillingness to resort to the kind of desperate measures
    which landed Dario Frigo in a police cell yesterday, Moncoutié said that he
    didn't want to "court controversy".

    "As long as we don't have the proof, we can't make allegations. I would ask
    people to wait until the end of the Tour and then draw their own
    conclusions. There's no doubt, though, that what happened yesterday is a bit
    of a kick in the teeth for everyone," he commented

  2. On French TV, Moncoutie was celebrated also because he is known to be
    clean, cancelling the negative image of Frigo. And yet, Moncoutie is
    on Cofidis and spent many years with Gaumont and Millar, who both
    admitted
    to doping, with Gaumont going much further, stating in his
    recent book that his cycling career revolved around doping. Once again,
    seems there is a "don't ask don't tell" policy when it comes to doping.

    -ilan

    B. Lafferty a écrit :

    Quoted message said:

    Moncoutie as quoted today in ProCyclong:

    Asked whether he saw his French compatriots' lack of success at the Tour as
    a result of their unwillingness to resort to the kind of desperate measures
    which landed Dario Frigo in a police cell yesterday, Moncoutié said that he
    didn't want to "court controversy".

  3. <[email hidden]> a écrit :
    On French TV, Moncoutie was celebrated also because he is known to be
    clean, cancelling the negative image of Frigo. And yet, Moncoutie is
    on Cofidis and spent many years with Gaumont and Millar, who both
    admitted
    to doping, with Gaumont going much further, stating in his
    recent book that his cycling career revolved around doping. Once again,
    seems there is a "don't ask don't tell" policy when it comes to doping.

    -ilan

    "Known to be clean" ?? How does one merit that status?

  4. Quoted message said:

    <[email hidden]> a écrit :
    On French TV, Moncoutie was celebrated also because he is known to be
    clean, cancelling the negative image of Frigo. And yet, Moncoutie is
    on Cofidis and spent many years with Gaumont and Millar, who both
    admitted
    "Known to be clean" ?? How does one merit that status?

    He's been so far as to refuse to take Vitamin C apparently !

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  5. Keith said:
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    <[email hidden]> a écrit :
    On French TV, Moncoutie was celebrated also because he is known to be
    clean, cancelling the negative image of Frigo. And yet, Moncoutie is
    on Cofidis and spent many years with Gaumont and Millar, who both
    admitted
    "Known to be clean" ?? How does one merit that status?

    He's been so far as to refuse to take Vitamin C apparently !

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    Hell, if I had the wasps working for me I'd make a show out of turning
    down the rest of the critters.
    Bill C

  6. [email hidden] a écrit :

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    with Gaumont going much further, stating in his
    recent book

    Does every journeyman cyclist get to publish his own book in France ?

    Montheour, Virenque, Herve, Gaumont, does Voet count? I think all or
    most of them are titled "Prisonier du dopage."

    -ilan

  7. B. Lafferty said:

    Moncoutie as quoted today in ProCyclong:

    Asked whether he saw his French compatriots' lack of success at the Tour as
    a result of their unwillingness to resort to the kind of desperate measures
    which landed Dario Frigo in a police cell yesterday, Moncoutié said that he
    didn't want to "court controversy".

    "As long as we don't have the proof, we can't make allegations. I would ask
    people to wait until the end of the Tour and then draw their own
    conclusions. There's no doubt, though, that what happened yesterday is a bit
    of a kick in the teeth for everyone," he commented

    Now cut that out!

    Steve

    --
    Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
    http://www.dentaltwins.com
    Brooklyn, NY
    718-258-5001

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    [email hidden] a écrit :

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    with Gaumont going much further, stating in his
    recent book

    Does every journeyman cyclist get to publish his own book in France ?

    Montheour, Virenque, Herve, Gaumont, does Voet count? I think all or
    most of them are titled "Prisonier du dopage."

    -ilan


    Sharp and insightful as always.
    Bill C

  9. Quoted message said:

    with Gaumont going much further, stating in his
    recent book

    Does every journeyman cyclist get to publish his own book in France ?

  10. Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] a écrit :

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    with Gaumont going much further, stating in his
    recent book

    Does every journeyman cyclist get to publish his own book in France ?

    Montheour, Virenque, Herve, Gaumont, does Voet count? I think all or
    most of them are titled "Prisonier du dopage."

    Wot, no Bassons?

    http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/2234053064

    I eagerly await Lafferty's posting of excerpts.

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