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Amore e Vita, same team taking care of Manzano, offers Millar a 2nd chance.
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Amore e Vita, same team taking care of Manzano, offers Millar a 2nd chance.
"Richard Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Amore e Vita, same team taking care of Manzano, offers Millar a 2nd
chance.
From the article:
David Millar, who was sacked this week by the Cofidis team after admitting
taking the banned drug EPO and may be stripped of his time-trial world
championship as a consequence, could be given a chance to ride for the
Italian Amore & Vita team.
"I'm willing to help Millar - and the Amore & Vita-Beretta team is ready to
take him on - just as I did with Spanish rider Jesus Manzano earlier this
year when he confessed to a Spanish newspaper," said team manager Ivano
Fanini in Lucca, Italy.
"He (Millar) is only 27 and is a talented rider who has won a world title
and stages at the Tour de France, and not just with the help of doping.
"The Cofidis team has sacked him, and perhaps the UCI (International Cycling
Union) will take away his world time trial title, but that would be unfair.
Riders who confess what they've done should be helped and convinced to speak
up, not punished."
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That is a good point, that perhaps those that do confess should not be
treated the same as those caught in tests or raids. I had not thought of
that but the idea does have some merit. Personally I would love to see more
athletes come forward and then continue their careers clean to show that
doping is not worth doing. I just don't think it helps as much as so many
people seem to think.
"Chris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Richard Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Amore e Vita, same team taking care of Manzano, offers Millar a 2nd
chance.From the article:
David Millar, who was sacked this week by the Cofidis team after admitting
taking the banned drug EPO and may be stripped of his time-trial world
championship as a consequence, could be given a chance to ride for the
Italian Amore & Vita team."I'm willing to help Millar - and the Amore & Vita-Beretta team is ready
to
Quoted message said:take him on - just as I did with Spanish rider Jesus Manzano earlier this
year when he confessed to a Spanish newspaper," said team manager Ivano
Fanini in Lucca, Italy."He (Millar) is only 27 and is a talented rider who has won a world title
and stages at the Tour de France, and not just with the help of doping."The Cofidis team has sacked him, and perhaps the UCI (International
Cycling
Quoted message said:Union) will take away his world time trial title, but that would be
unfair.
Quoted message said:Riders who confess what they've done should be helped and convinced to
speak
Quoted message said:up, not punished."
<snip>
That is a good point, that perhaps those that do confess should not be
treated the same as those caught in tests or raids. I had not thought of
that but the idea does have some merit. Personally I would love to see
more
Quoted message said:athletes come forward and then continue their careers clean to show that
doping is not worth doing. I just don't think it helps as much as so many
people seem to think.
But didn't Millar only confess after he was caught?
RWM said:"Chris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:
That is a good point, that perhaps those that do confess should not be
treated the same as those caught in tests or raids. I had not thought of
that but the idea does have some merit. Personally I would love to seemore
Quoted message said:athletes come forward and then continue their careers clean to show that
doping is not worth doing. I just don't think it helps as much as so many
people seem to think.But didn't Millar only confess after he was caught?
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