Geez, toss everybody associated with Operation Puerto, combined with
enough teams possibly quitting in protest and you could have an
american sweep on the podium.
Or more likely, the tdf gets canceled.
Either one, ASO screws themselves.
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TDF: An American Sweep
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What makes you think that there are not more American names to be found
in the investiagtion?
You think that Girona is a popular place for American cyclists to live
simply because Lance chose to live there?Quoted message said:
Geez, toss everybody associated with Operation Puerto, combined with
enough teams possibly quitting in protest and you could have an
american sweep on the podium.Or more likely, the tdf gets canceled.
Either one, ASO screws themselves.
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Quoted message said:
What makes you think that there are not more American names to be found
in the investiagtion?
You think that Girona is a popular place for American cyclists to live
simply because Lance chose to live there?Quoted message said:
Geez, toss everybody associated with Operation Puerto, combined with
enough teams possibly quitting in protest and you could have an
american sweep on the podium.Or more likely, the tdf gets canceled.
Either one, ASO screws themselves.
Americans are not popular in Spain right now for internation policy
reasons. I'm sure the paper would have capitalized on that and listed
any that and listed more if there were more involved.Tour picks:
1. Leipheimer
2. Vino
3. Valverde -
Andrew F Martin said:
Americans are not popular in Spain right now for internation policy
reasons. I'm sure the paper would have capitalized on that and listed
any that and listed more if there were more involved.Wow...I need to do only one thing at a time. Sorry for the choppy
English. -
The reason why more US riders haven't been named? Coz they deal with a
Mr Ferrari in Italy, rather than a Mr Fuentes in Madrid... -
In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:
Geez, toss everybody associated with Operation Puerto, combined with
enough teams possibly quitting in protest and you could have an
american sweep on the podium.An interesting, and very real, possibility.
Quoted message said:
Or more likely, the tdf gets canceled.
I hope not. There are many other riders that would be entertaining to watch
during the competition.Quoted message said:
Either one, ASO screws themselves.
NOt really. They take a hit this year so that they can have other better years
in the future. If they do nothing, they could collapse.--------------
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