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SPOT, THE BOOGEYMAN ?

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  1. NOT ON THE TOP TEN?

    http://images.businessweek.com/ss/07/09/0927_power100/index_01.htm?campaign_id=yhoo

  2. datakoll said:

    NOT ON THE TOP TEN?

    http://images.businessweek.com/ss/07/09/0927_power100/index_01.htm?campaign_id=yhoo

    That whole list is just silly. The headline is "Power 100," they've got Tiger
    Woods at #2. How much "power" does he have? Can he write rules? Decide who is
    and isn't invited to a tournament? Schedule events? Choose courses? He's just a
    player, an athlete. They had Lance Armstrong on the list, he has nothing to do
    with sport at the moment, has no team, does not compete and doesn't pull any
    strings. Couldn't even get a proper sponsorship deal with the team he did have.

    This is just a list of 100 guys with something to do with sports.

  3. yes butbutbut where's UCI and WADA ?? you know Urine Collectors
    International and that ilk.
    these people are the core cycle racing revolves around.

  4. datakoll said:

    yes butbutbut where's UCI and WADA ?? you know Urine Collectors
    International and that ilk.
    these people are the core cycle racing revolves around.

    And have more power than any rider, including LANCE.

    They did have [censored] Pound. He'll stand in for the rest.

  5. itsa bird itsa plane itsa

    http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/03/sports/othersports/03lance.html?ref=sports

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