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CSC's Anti-Doping Program Delay

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  1. Quoted message said:

    From the "no [censored] sherlock" file, CN is reporting that CSC's


    anti-doping program has been delayed due to the fact that Riis and
    Denmark's leading anti-doper, Rasmus Damsgaard don't have a "concrete
    plan".

    Seems Damsgaard feels they haven't made as much progress as he'd hoped
    but he's waiting for "CSC to check their budget to find out whether the
    preliminary plan is economically feasible" (I'm thinking that's gonna
    be a NO if any of you want to wager)

    Insultingly ridiculous if you ask me - which of course you didn't.
    -DA74

  2. DA74 said:
    Quoted message said:

    From the "no [censored] sherlock" file, CN is reporting that CSC's


    anti-doping program has been delayed due to the fact that Riis and
    Denmark's leading anti-doper, Rasmus Damsgaard don't have a "concrete
    plan".

    No surprise.
    How to stop anti-doping: hire the best in the business on a 3-year
    exclusive contract and starve them of funds.

  3. DA74 said:
    Quoted message said:

    From the "no [censored] sherlock" file, CN is reporting that CSC's


    anti-doping program has been delayed due to the fact that Riis and
    Denmark's leading anti-doper, Rasmus Damsgaard don't have a "concrete
    plan".

    Presumably a concrete plans involves encasing suspected riders feet in
    concrete and then checking if they sink when thrown into the water. Delays
    may be due to incompatibilities with the Danish legal system.

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