And now, back to doping...

If they found anything the owners of the houses must be very stupid.

After all this time...

acpinto said:

If they found anything the owners of the houses must be very stupid.

After all this time...

Unless they're David Miller and they kept all their doping supplies to remind them of the naughty things they did.

"Oooo, look at the vile. I've been so bad, so very very naughty. What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

helmutRoole2 said:

What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

LOL!
You know, it's good for developing dancing technique.

i think the german authorities prolly have better things to do than trying to find PED's at jan's house.

helmutRoole2 said:

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Germans launch antidoping raids
German authorities raid Jan's home

By Agence France Presse
This report filed September 13, 2006

Raids were carried out Wednesday in private houses and offices in Germany and abroad in the framework of a crackdown on doping in cycling, the Bonn prosecutor's office announced.

"In total, 10 private houses and offices were raided in Germany as well as overseas," the office said. "These raids follow the investigation of a complaint lodged in Bonn for fraud after the investigations by Spanish authorities into people suspected of having had access to banned products to improve their performances in cycling."

The German daily Focus reported Wednesday that one raid took place in Scherzingen, Switzerland, the hometown of Jan Ullrich, made jobless after a Spanish doping probe alleged he was involved in the use of illegal substances. The Associated Press said Ullrich's house was among those searched. The recently married Ullrich is on his honeymoon and was not at home during the raid.

Ullrich's manager, Wolfgang Strohband, confirmed that his house and office in Hamburg were searched as part of the raids and said he was considering legal action.

"I was not contacted about it and did not know anything," Strohband told German sports agency SID. "I have contacted my lawyers and they will look at what steps can now be taken."

Ullrich, the 1997 Tour de France winner, was sacked by his T-Mobile team when a Spanish investigation alleged that he was involved in doping. Ullrich is alleged to have been given EPO, steroids and human growth hormones by Madrid-based sports doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who investigators charge was the head of a blood-doping operation.

The German rider denies the allegations and claims he does not even know Fuentes.

rrtt

helmutRoole2 said:

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Germans launch antidoping raids
German authorities raid Jan's home

By Agence France Presse
This report filed September 13, 2006

Raids were carried out Wednesday in private houses and offices in Germany and abroad in the framework of a crackdown on doping in cycling, the Bonn prosecutor's office announced.

"In total, 10 private houses and offices were raided in Germany as well as overseas," the office said. "These raids follow the investigation of a complaint lodged in Bonn for fraud after the investigations by Spanish authorities into people suspected of having had access to banned products to improve their performances in cycling."

The German daily Focus reported Wednesday that one raid took place in Scherzingen, Switzerland, the hometown of Jan Ullrich, made jobless after a Spanish doping probe alleged he was involved in the use of illegal substances. The Associated Press said Ullrich's house was among those searched. The recently married Ullrich is on his honeymoon and was not at home during the raid.

Ullrich's manager, Wolfgang Strohband, confirmed that his house and office in Hamburg were searched as part of the raids and said he was considering legal action.

"I was not contacted about it and did not know anything," Strohband told German sports agency SID. "I have contacted my lawyers and they will look at what steps can now be taken."

Ullrich, the 1997 Tour de France winner, was sacked by his T-Mobile team when a Spanish investigation alleged that he was involved in doping. Ullrich is alleged to have been given EPO, steroids and human growth hormones by Madrid-based sports doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who investigators charge was the head of a blood-doping operation.

The German rider denies the allegations and claims he does not even know Fuentes.

eerrree

helmutRoole2 said:

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Germans launch antidoping raids
German authorities raid Jan's home

By Agence France Presse
This report filed September 13, 2006

Raids were carried out Wednesday in private houses and offices in Germany and abroad in the framework of a crackdown on doping in cycling, the Bonn prosecutor's office announced.

"In total, 10 private houses and offices were raided in Germany as well as overseas," the office said. "These raids follow the investigation of a complaint lodged in Bonn for fraud after the investigations by Spanish authorities into people suspected of having had access to banned products to improve their performances in cycling."

The German daily Focus reported Wednesday that one raid took place in Scherzingen, Switzerland, the hometown of Jan Ullrich, made jobless after a Spanish doping probe alleged he was involved in the use of illegal substances. The Associated Press said Ullrich's house was among those searched. The recently married Ullrich is on his honeymoon and was not at home during the raid.

Ullrich's manager, Wolfgang Strohband, confirmed that his house and office in Hamburg were searched as part of the raids and said he was considering legal action.

"I was not contacted about it and did not know anything," Strohband told German sports agency SID. "I have contacted my lawyers and they will look at what steps can now be taken."

Ullrich, the 1997 Tour de France winner, was sacked by his T-Mobile team when a Spanish investigation alleged that he was involved in doping. Ullrich is alleged to have been given EPO, steroids and human growth hormones by Madrid-based sports doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who investigators charge was the head of a blood-doping operation.

The German rider denies the allegations and claims he does not even know Fuentes.

wwee

helmutRoole2 said:

Unless they're David Miller and they kept all their doping supplies to remind them of the naughty things they did.

"Oooo, look at the vile. I've been so bad, so very very naughty. What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

dsss

SaintAndrew said:

i think the german authorities prolly have better things to do than trying to find PED's at jan's house.

ffgg

helmutRoole2 said:

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Germans launch antidoping raids
German authorities raid Jan's home

By Agence France Presse
This report filed September 13, 2006

Raids were carried out Wednesday in private houses and offices in Germany and abroad in the framework of a crackdown on doping in cycling, the Bonn prosecutor's office announced.

"In total, 10 private houses and offices were raided in Germany as well as overseas," the office said. "These raids follow the investigation of a complaint lodged in Bonn for fraud after the investigations by Spanish authorities into people suspected of having had access to banned products to improve their performances in cycling."

The German daily Focus reported Wednesday that one raid took place in Scherzingen, Switzerland, the hometown of Jan Ullrich, made jobless after a Spanish doping probe alleged he was involved in the use of illegal substances. The Associated Press said Ullrich's house was among those searched. The recently married Ullrich is on his honeymoon and was not at home during the raid.

Ullrich's manager, Wolfgang Strohband, confirmed that his house and office in Hamburg were searched as part of the raids and said he was considering legal action.

"I was not contacted about it and did not know anything," Strohband told German sports agency SID. "I have contacted my lawyers and they will look at what steps can now be taken."

Ullrich, the 1997 Tour de France winner, was sacked by his T-Mobile team when a Spanish investigation alleged that he was involved in doping. Ullrich is alleged to have been given EPO, steroids and human growth hormones by Madrid-based sports doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who investigators charge was the head of a blood-doping operation.

The German rider denies the allegations and claims he does not even know Fuentes.

ddff

helmutRoole2 said:

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Germans launch antidoping raids
German authorities raid Jan's home

By Agence France Presse
This report filed September 13, 2006

Raids were carried out Wednesday in private houses and offices in Germany and abroad in the framework of a crackdown on doping in cycling, the Bonn prosecutor's office announced.

"In total, 10 private houses and offices were raided in Germany as well as overseas," the office said. "These raids follow the investigation of a complaint lodged in Bonn for fraud after the investigations by Spanish authorities into people suspected of having had access to banned products to improve their performances in cycling."

The German daily Focus reported Wednesday that one raid took place in Scherzingen, Switzerland, the hometown of Jan Ullrich, made jobless after a Spanish doping probe alleged he was involved in the use of illegal substances. The Associated Press said Ullrich's house was among those searched. The recently married Ullrich is on his honeymoon and was not at home during the raid.

Ullrich's manager, Wolfgang Strohband, confirmed that his house and office in Hamburg were searched as part of the raids and said he was considering legal action.

"I was not contacted about it and did not know anything," Strohband told German sports agency SID. "I have contacted my lawyers and they will look at what steps can now be taken."

Ullrich, the 1997 Tour de France winner, was sacked by his T-Mobile team when a Spanish investigation alleged that he was involved in doping. Ullrich is alleged to have been given EPO, steroids and human growth hormones by Madrid-based sports doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who investigators charge was the head of a blood-doping operation.

The German rider denies the allegations and claims he does not even know Fuentes.

eeww

helmutRoole2 said:

Unless they're David Miller and they kept all their doping supplies to remind them of the naughty things they did.

"Oooo, look at the vile. I've been so bad, so very very naughty. What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

dffd

helmutRoole2 said:

Unless they're David Miller and they kept all their doping supplies to remind them of the naughty things they did.

"Oooo, look at the vile. I've been so bad, so very very naughty. What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

fddss

helmutRoole2 said:

Unless they're David Miller and they kept all their doping supplies to remind them of the naughty things they did.

"Oooo, look at the vile. I've been so bad, so very very naughty. What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

fddd

helmutRoole2 said:

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Germans launch antidoping raids
German authorities raid Jan's home

By Agence France Presse
This report filed September 13, 2006

Raids were carried out Wednesday in private houses and offices in Germany and abroad in the framework of a crackdown on doping in cycling, the Bonn prosecutor's office announced.

"In total, 10 private houses and offices were raided in Germany as well as overseas," the office said. "These raids follow the investigation of a complaint lodged in Bonn for fraud after the investigations by Spanish authorities into people suspected of having had access to banned products to improve their performances in cycling."

The German daily Focus reported Wednesday that one raid took place in Scherzingen, Switzerland, the hometown of Jan Ullrich, made jobless after a Spanish doping probe alleged he was involved in the use of illegal substances. The Associated Press said Ullrich's house was among those searched. The recently married Ullrich is on his honeymoon and was not at home during the raid.

Ullrich's manager, Wolfgang Strohband, confirmed that his house and office in Hamburg were searched as part of the raids and said he was considering legal action.

"I was not contacted about it and did not know anything," Strohband told German sports agency SID. "I have contacted my lawyers and they will look at what steps can now be taken."

Ullrich, the 1997 Tour de France winner, was sacked by his T-Mobile team when a Spanish investigation alleged that he was involved in doping. Ullrich is alleged to have been given EPO, steroids and human growth hormones by Madrid-based sports doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who investigators charge was the head of a blood-doping operation.

The German rider denies the allegations and claims he does not even know Fuentes.

rree

helmutRoole2 said:

Unless they're David Miller and they kept all their doping supplies to remind them of the naughty things they did.

"Oooo, look at the vile. I've been so bad, so very very naughty. What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

dssa

helmutRoole2 said:

Unless they're David Miller and they kept all their doping supplies to remind them of the naughty things they did.

"Oooo, look at the vile. I've been so bad, so very very naughty. What's this? A bicycle without a seat on the seatpost. I must punish myself."

22ww

SaintAndrew said:

i think the german authorities prolly have better things to do than trying to find PED's at jan's house.

TEST 🙄 :eek:

Tim Lamkin said:

TEST 🙄 :eek:

eeww