Armstrong Vino link ?

whiteboytrash said:

l'Equipe will be printing a story tomorrow on Vino and Armstrong..... they have uncovered a link between Vino his soigneur Serge Borlee (who was Armstrong's soigneur and bodyguard) and Ferrari..... I'm told it makes interesting reading and also what was found in ASTANA's rubbish at Albi.......

It also shows how cycling is stuck in the dark ages when a soigneur is a bodyguard it also show how impossible it is to work in a pro cycling team unless your a dealer, smuggler, bodyguard and occasionally do massages.

whiteboytrash said:

l'Equipe will be printing a story tomorrow on Vino and Armstrong..... they have uncovered a link between Vino his soigneur Serge Borlee (who was Armstrong's soigneur and bodyguard) and Ferrari..... I'm told it makes interesting reading and also what was found in ASTANA's rubbish at Albi.......

Nothing new there so far. They even had a segment on VS about Serge and that he used to be LA's soigneur. Of course this aired before Vino's failed doping test. 🙂

If the 'connection' is that Vino had the same soineur as LA, it won't be all that interesting.

It would be interesting if the Soigneur is actually both the drug mule and the make shift doctor......?

Cobblestones said:

Nothing new there so far. They even had a segment on VS about Serge and that he used to be LA's soigneur. Of course this aired before Vino's failed doping test. 🙂

If the 'connection' is that Vino had the same soineur as LA, it won't be all that interesting.

I vaguely remember that segment. It was good. He was an older gentleman, a little heavy and not very intimidating looking wearing a white shirt with glasses I think. He must be a masseuse-turned-bodyguard as opposed to bodyguard-turned-masseuse. Unless he's a nunchucks master.

plectrum said:

It would be interesting if the Soigneur is actually both the drug mule and the make shift doctor......?

I agree, it would be really interesting if that's the case and he confesses.

jsull14 said:

I vaguely remember that segment. It was good. He was an older gentleman, a little heavy and not very intimidating looking wearing a white shirt with glasses I think. He must be a masseuse-turned-bodyguard as opposed to bodyguard-turned-masseuse. Unless he's a nunchucks master.

That's how I remember it, too.

jsull14 said:

I vaguely remember that segment. It was good. He was an older gentleman, a little heavy and not very intimidating looking wearing a white shirt with glasses I think. He must be a masseuse-turned-bodyguard as opposed to bodyguard-turned-masseuse. Unless he's a nunchucks master.

I read he was a kickboxer.

Here he is fighting with the french police:

thecyclist said:

I read he was a kickboxer.

Here he is fighting with the french police:

Fark ! He beat up six cops and managed to keep the blood bags down his pants !

thecyclist said:

I read he was a kickboxer.

Here he is fighting with the french police:

Good find. At least the cops lifted him up and dusted him off when they realized who he was.

Figures....... I'm surprised they didn't turn around and run the other way..... Isn't that what the French usually do?
They must have been watching the American TV show "Cops."

wolfix said:

Figures....... I'm surprised they didn't turn around and run the other way..... Isn't that what the French usually do?
They must have been watching the American TV show "Cops."

Depends on who they are facing 😄

wolfix said:

Figures....... I'm surprised they didn't turn around and run the other way..... Isn't that what the French usually do?
They must have been watching the American TV show "Cops."

That was harsh.

I posted this factoid three weeks ago.

Better read all of my important posts.

whiteboytrash said:

l'Equipe will be printing a story tomorrow on Vino and Armstrong..... they have uncovered a link between Vino his soigneur Serge Borlee (who was Armstrong's soigneur and bodyguard) and Ferrari..... I'm told it makes interesting reading and also what was found in ASTANA's rubbish at Albi.......

I scooped you.

All my posts are historic.

Tim Lamkin said:

You have NO important posts, you spew [censored] and push drugs
:eek:

whiteboytrash said:

l'Equipe will be printing a story tomorrow on Vino and Armstrong..... they have uncovered a link between Vino his soigneur Serge Borlee (who was Armstrong's soigneur and bodyguard) and Ferrari..... I'm told it makes interesting reading and also what was found in ASTANA's rubbish at Albi.......

My sources told me about another link, both were riding bike races in a country called France

Armstrong Vino Ferrari Evans link?

"Team Silence-Lotto is doing all it can to help Cadel Evans win the Tour de France this summer. Not only will he have his own cook at the race, he will also be accompanied by a bodyguard. That bodyguard is Serge Borlée, a former Belgian policemen who also worked for the Motorola team and later was bodyguard for Lance Armstrong. Most recently he worked at the Tour de France last year for Alexander Vinokourov."

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Good for him he didn't have to be unemployed for long.

fbircher said:

That was harsh.

Mostly I liked the way most of the cops only got involved AFTER they had him on the ground...

whiteboytrash said:

l'Equipe will be printing a story tomorrow on Vino and Armstrong..... they have uncovered a link between Vino his soigneur Serge Borlee (who was Armstrong's soigneur and bodyguard) and Ferrari..... I'm told it makes interesting reading and also what was found in ASTANA's rubbish at Albi.......

Serge was a body guard, not a soigneur. For most of his 7 "wins" Richard the polish guy gave him the rubs.

wolfix said:

Figures....... I'm surprised they didn't turn around and run the other way..... Isn't that what the French usually do?
They must have been watching the American TV show "Cops."

There would be no such thing as an "American TV show" if it weren't for the French rescuing your asses from the Brits.

Leafer said:

There would be no such thing as an "American TV show" if it weren't for the French rescuing your asses from the Brits.

Yea, well they didn't save us from Bush....they owed us one and fell flat........Bush did more damage to our country than the Brits ever could have with their 18th centure weapons. Bush had Cheney, Rove, and Rumsfeld. A 10 ton warhead couldn't do that much damage.