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David Millar is AWESOME

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  1. watch his video interview at velonews.

    You can't help but [censored] love the guy.

  2. Love an Eprex addict who trashed talked his own roomate Philippe Gaumont?Millar is just a loser.

  3. EvilJediJ said:

    watch his video interview at velonews.

    You can't help but [censored] love the guy.

    You mean because he committed a crime and now gets angry whenever someone else does exactly what he did?

    Did you notice that whenever he comments, he says something along the lines of:

    "What a f--king jerk! I can't believe he'd do this to all of us and risk all our careers."

    When what he SHOULD be saying is something along the lines of:

    "This is partly my fault. I helped bring this situation about, me and all the cyclists like me that doped. Now whenever I see another cyclist dope I can't help but feel a little guilty and think, how can I make up for the way I helped endanger the sport I love? How can I help people like Vino understand how horrible it feels from where I stand now so that they don't do the same thing?"

    Millar does not impress me with his indignation.

  4. donrhummy said:

    You mean because he committed a crime and now gets angry whenever someone else does exactly what he did?

    Did you notice that whenever he comments, he says something along the lines of:

    "What a f--king jerk! I can't believe he'd do this to all of us and risk all our careers."

    When what he SHOULD be saying is something along the lines of:

    "This is partly my fault. I helped bring this situation about, me and all the cyclists like me that doped. Now whenever I see another cyclist dope I can't help but feel a little guilty and think, how can I make up for the way I helped endanger the sport I love? How can I help people like Vino understand how horrible it feels from where I stand now so that they don't do the same thing?"

    Millar does not impress me with his indignation.

    I agree, I think he doth protest too much. Not saying he's doping now, but that he over eggs the pudding with the righteous anger to show us all how he is now cleaner than the driven snow. You're right, a little self-awareness would go a long way. That was him a few years ago and it's not like he walked into a police station and confessed after a long night of the soul.

  5. donrhummy said:

    When what he SHOULD be saying is something along the lines of:

    "This is partly my fault. I helped bring this situation about, me and all the cyclists like me that doped. Now whenever I see another cyclist dope I can't help but feel a little guilty and think, how can I make up for the way I helped endanger the sport I love? How can I help people like Vino understand how horrible it feels from where I stand now so that they don't do the same thing?"

    Millar does not impress me with his indignation.


    Fair comment, and i'll agree with this for the most part. However, i do think Millar deserves a second chance, and he seems to be proving he is worth giving it to.

  6. I just see him climbing, ha has a very hard job as many clean riders.

  7. Like his fervor, but when I think of illegal drug use and cycling, he's one of the top names to come up, so it would be a better message from somebody else, although I suppose interventionists for crack heads are often previous drug users, right?

    Anyhoo, based on his anger and frustration, I'd say there's a good chance Millar is not doping, in which case to be at his level in cycling while being clean shows that it is indeed possible to be kick-ass fast without injection.

  8. Millar has without doubt learned his lesson. I'm behind him all the way. I think he will win stage 19 time trial. Nothing to do with me being British

  9. He should be referred to as David Millar Question Mark. I hope he is clean but with his righteous indination I will laugh like a drain if he gets caught again.

  10. Pot - Kettle.

    Kettle - Pot.

  11. SLG said:

    Millar has without doubt learned his lesson. I'm behind him all the way. I think he will win stage 19 time trial. Nothing to do with me being British

    You guys are just setting yourself up for disappointment. Ask the Vino fans.

  12. EvilJediJ said:

    watch his video interview at velonews.

    You can't help but [censored] love the guy.


    sorry, love is the furthest emotion that comes to my mind...

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