Interesting nobody has commented on this yet, according to
cycling news the UCI have learnt from the Valverde shamozzle
and sent a request to the australian cycling body to omit
him from the worlds squad the day before they are named.
Clearly they wanted to make sure there was no chance of
any contesting their arbitrary decision this time!
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In article <[email hidden]>, Bounty Bob <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Interesting nobody has commented on this yet, according to
cycling news the UCI have learnt from the Valverde shamozzle
and sent a request to the australian cycling body to omit
him from the worlds squad the day before they are named.
Clearly they wanted to make sure there was no chance of
any contesting their arbitrary decision this time!A bit of guilt by association going on with him. Even ignoring the time frame he
has to work with, how's he supposed to prove he *didn't* do anything wrong?--
tanx,
HowardFaberge eggs are elegant but I prefer Faberge bacon.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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Howard Kveck said:
A bit of guilt by association going on with him. Even ignoring the time frame he
has to work with, how's he supposed to prove he *didn't* do anything wrong?The UCI have proof of WMD. Fuentes has a large trailer which moves
around Europe dispensing blood bags. Its all in the satellite images. -
Donald Munro said:
The UCI have proof of WMD. Fuentes has a large trailer which moves
around Europe dispensing blood bags. Its all in the satellite images.After a week in the Hebridean gales that has brought a huge smile to my
face!
Slainte
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In article <[email hidden]>,
Donald Munro said:
Howard Kveck said:
A bit of guilt by association going on with him. Even ignoring the time
frame he
has to work with, how's he supposed to prove he *didn't* do anything wrong?The UCI have proof of WMD. Fuentes has a large trailer which moves
around Europe dispensing blood bags. Its all in the satellite images.The proof is in the Power Point presentation.
--
tanx,
HowardFaberge eggs are elegant but I prefer Faberge bacon.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>,
Donald Munro said:
Howard Kveck said:
A bit of guilt by association going on with him. Even ignoring
the time
frame he
has to work with, how's he supposed to prove he *didn't* do
anything wrong?The UCI have proof of WMD. Fuentes has a large trailer which moves
around Europe dispensing blood bags. Its all in the satellite images.The proof is in the Power Point presentation.
Power Point......filling the niche for words we don't want to hear
backed up by images we don't want to see.Phil H
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Donald Munro said:
Quoted message said:
The UCI have proof of WMD. Fuentes has a large trailer which moves
around Europe dispensing blood bags. Its all in the satellite images.Dan Gregory said:
After a week in the Hebridean gales that has brought a huge smile to my
face!Gales are cool. I use them to simulate motor pacing by riding with
the wind. Of course getting to the point where the wind is with you
is a pain but you can always take the Nietzscherian view (or a
train). -
Donald Munro said:
Donald Munro said:
Quoted message said:
The UCI have proof of WMD. Fuentes has a large trailer which moves
around Europe dispensing blood bags. Its all in the satellite images.Dan Gregory said:
After a week in the Hebridean gales that has brought a huge smile to my
face!Gales are cool. I use them to simulate motor pacing by riding with
the wind. Of course getting to the point where the wind is with you
is a pain but you can always take the Nietzscherian view (or a
train).Hebridean Gaels can also bring a huge smile to your face.
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Stu Fleming said:
Hebridean Gaels can also bring a huge smile to your face.
Do they blow hot and cold ?
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