Tyler eyes return

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VT: I understand that you've continued to train and are fit. I hear
from many fans who are eager for your return to racing. Any idea what
team you will ride with? What races will you target when you return to
racing in September?

Tyler: I had spoken to a number of teams before my decision came down
and was ultimately hoping to return to racing with Phonak. With the
decision being what it is, obviously I have to revisit any previous
discussions I've had. I don't want to end my career on this note,
and will absolutely return to racing, hopefully later this year. My
suspension is scheduled to end one day after the Individual Time Trial
which is disappointing. I would have liked to return for that.
However, I will be cleared by the Road Race which I hope to do on the
24th. Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.

 

[Geraard Spergen]

[email protected] wrote:

> VT: I understand that you've continued to train and are fit. I hear
> from many fans who are eager for your return to racing. Any idea what
> team you will ride with? What races will you target when you return to
> racing in September?
>
> Tyler: I had spoken to a number of teams before my decision came down
> and was ultimately hoping to return to racing with Phonak. With the
> decision being what it is, obviously I have to revisit any previous
> discussions I've had. I don't want to end my career on this note,
> and will absolutely return to racing, hopefully later this year. My
> suspension is scheduled to end one day after the Individual Time Trial
> which is disappointing. I would have liked to return for that.
> However, I will be cleared by the Road Race which I hope to do on the
> 24th. Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
> ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
> full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
> that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.
>

Question: Tyler, aren't you concerned that whatever it was about the
test or your particular blood that gave you the false positives in the
first place will continue to register false positives? You might be
suspended again after your first race! How can you protect yourself
going forward?

 

[Davey Crockett]

"[email protected]" <[email protected]> writes:


> However, I will be cleared by the Road Race which I hope to do on the
> 24th. Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
> ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
> full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
> that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.
>

Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man

You might get a ride with Contnental squad for around 1,500 Euros a
month but even that is doubtful

You're about as welcome in the peloton as a Pork Chop at a Bar Mitzva

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[John Forrest Tomlinson]

On 03 Mar 2006 01:40:25 +0100, Davey Crockett
<[email protected]> wrote:

>
>Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man
>
>You might get a ride with Contnental squad for around 1,500 Euros a
>month but even that is doubtful
>
>You're about as welcome in the peloton as a Pork Chop at a Bar Mitzva

Yeah, look at the way teams treated Millar, or Virenque, or Brochard,
or Zuelle.

JT


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[bob sullivan]

John Forrest Tomlinson wrote:
> On 03 Mar 2006 01:40:25 +0100, Davey Crockett
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>>Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man
>>
>>You might get a ride with Contnental squad for around 1,500 Euros a
>>month but even that is doubtful
>>
>>You're about as welcome in the peloton as a Pork Chop at a Bar Mitzva
>
>
> Yeah, look at the way teams treated Millar, or Virenque, or Brochard,
> or Zuelle.
>
> JT

*Especially* Virenque. As long as I live, I will *never* understand
the French public's reception of that guy.

~bob

 

[Bob Schwartz]

bob sullivan wrote:
> *Especially* Virenque. As long as I live, I will *never* understand
> the French public's reception of that guy.

Guys that can win Paris-Tours the way he did are not common.
Even juiced.

Does anyone remember when he gave all his Tour winnings to
Rwandan refugees? If you were French I bet you would.

Bob Schwartz

 

[RicodJour]

Davey Crockett wrote:
> "[email protected]" <[email protected]> writes:
>
>
> > However, I will be cleared by the Road Race which I hope to do on the
> > 24th. Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
> > ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
> > full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
> > that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.
> >
>
> Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man
>
> You might get a ride with Contnental squad for around 1,500 Euros a
> month but even that is doubtful
>
> You're about as welcome in the peloton as a Pork Chop at a Bar Mitzva

You left off the h.

You don't honestly believe that stuff you wrote, do you? Teams don't
want to be involved in an erupting scandal, but showing compassion and
tolerance for a recovered "sinner" does not sully a team nor its
sponsors. Generating lots of headlines, whether by past notoriety or
winning, is the sole aim of the sponsors.

This is an easy one to bet on as it will be clear which way the wind
blows within a few months.

R

 

[Donald Munro]

[email protected] wrote:
>> > Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
>> > ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
>> > full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
>> > that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.

Davey Crockett wrote:
>> Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man
>> You're about as welcome in the peloton as a Pork Chop at a Bar Mitzva

RicodJour wrote:
> You don't honestly believe that stuff you wrote, do you? Teams don't
> want to be involved in an erupting scandal, but showing compassion and
> tolerance for a recovered "sinner" does not sully a team nor its
> sponsors. Generating lots of headlines, whether by past notoriety or
> winning, is the sole aim of the sponsors.

VDB and Hamilton as team mates then ?

 

[Davey Crockett]

"RicodJour" <[email protected]> writes:

> Davey Crockett wrote:
> >
> > Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man
> >
> > You might get a ride with Contnental squad for around 1,500 Euros a
> > month but even that is doubtful
> >
> > You're about as welcome in the peloton as a Pork Chop at a Bar Mitzva
>
>
> You don't honestly believe that stuff you wrote, do you?

Of course Davey believes it

When did he ever post any ********?

So don't go fattening up the calf yet

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[Donald Munro]

[email protected] wrote:
>>> > Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
>>> > ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
>>> > full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
>>> > that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.

Davey Crockett wrote:
>>> Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man
>>> You're about as welcome in the peloton as a Pork Chop at a Bar Mitzva

RicodJour wrote:
>> You don't honestly believe that stuff you wrote, do you? Teams don't
>> want to be involved in an erupting scandal, but showing compassion and
>> tolerance for a recovered "sinner" does not sully a team nor its
>> sponsors. Generating lots of headlines, whether by past notoriety or
>> winning, is the sole aim of the sponsors.

Donald Munro wrote:
> VDB and Hamilton as team mates then ?

Come to think of it the veterinary bills would be beyond the budget of a
small team.

 

[routebeer]

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> VT: I understand that you've continued to train and are fit. I hear
> from many fans who are eager for your return to racing. Any idea what
> team you will ride with? What races will you target when you return to
> racing in September?

Interesting. I wonder, are they using the plural form of 'you' or has Tyler
rid himself of his twin?

> Tyler: I had spoken to a number of teams before my decision came down
> and was ultimately hoping to return to racing with Phonak. With the
> decision being what it is, obviously I have to revisit any previous
> discussions I've had. I don't want to end my career on this note,
> and will absolutely return to racing, hopefully later this year. My
> suspension is scheduled to end one day after the Individual Time Trial
> which is disappointing. I would have liked to return for that.
> However, I will be cleared by the Road Race which I hope to do on the
> 24th. Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
> ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
> full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
> that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.

What's this? Why no mention of your twin, Tyler? You are a selfish person.
Stay away from Phonak. Phonak have discontinued their doping program.
(They may be interested in your twin, tho.)

 

[Dan Connelly]

Donald Munro wrote:
>
> Come to think of it the veterinary bills would be beyond the budget of a
> small team.
>

Is this the start of a "did Tugboat dope" thread?

Dan

 

[Tom Kunich]

"Davey Crockett" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "[email protected]" <[email protected]> writes:
>
> Pro Tour Team? You've been smoking Bad Hash man
>
> You might get a ride with Contnental squad for around 1,500 Euros a
> month but even that is doubtful

Interested in betting on that one Frenchy?

 

[bob sullivan]

Bob Schwartz wrote:
> bob sullivan wrote:
>
>> *Especially* Virenque. As long as I live, I will *never* understand
>> the French public's reception of that guy.
>
>
> Guys that can win Paris-Tours the way he did are not common.
> Even juiced.
>
> Does anyone remember when he gave all his Tour winnings to
> Rwandan refugees? If you were French I bet you would.
>
> Bob Schwartz

It's a point, I suppose, but it seems akin to saying, "Remember that
famous embezzler who stole millions from his employees' retirement
fund? Wasn't that nice the way he turned around and gave that money
to charity?"

Yippee.

~bob

 

[benjo maso]

"Bob Schwartz" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> bob sullivan wrote:
>> *Especially* Virenque. As long as I live, I will *never* understand
>> the French public's reception of that guy.
>
> Guys that can win Paris-Tours the way he did are not common.
> Even juiced.
>
> Does anyone remember when he gave all his Tour winnings to
> Rwandan refugees? If you were French I bet you would.


I'm not French, but I remember all the same, But I also remember *****
Voet's version of the incident: it was a publicity stunt of the team
direction. Virenque didn't even know what Rwanda was.

Benjo

 

[B. Lafferty]

"bob sullivan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Bob Schwartz wrote:
>> bob sullivan wrote:
>>
>>> *Especially* Virenque. As long as I live, I will *never* understand
>>> the French public's reception of that guy.
>>
>>
>> Guys that can win Paris-Tours the way he did are not common.
>> Even juiced.
>>
>> Does anyone remember when he gave all his Tour winnings to
>> Rwandan refugees? If you were French I bet you would.
>>
>> Bob Schwartz
>
> It's a point, I suppose, but it seems akin to saying, "Remember that
> famous embezzler who stole millions from his employees' retirement
> fund? Wasn't that nice the way he turned around and gave that money
> to charity?"
>
> Yippee.
>
> ~bob

Like Michael Millikan?

 

[Kurgan Gringioni]

B. Lafferty wrote:
> >
> > It's a point, I suppose, but it seems akin to saying, "Remember that
> > famous embezzler who stole millions from his employees' retirement
> > fund? Wasn't that nice the way he turned around and gave that money
> > to charity?"
> >
> > Yippee.
> >
> > ~bob
>
> Like Michael Millikan?



Michael Milken

 

[bob sullivan]

Kurgan Gringioni wrote:
> B. Lafferty wrote:
>>>It's a point, I suppose, but it seems akin to saying, "Remember that
>>>famous embezzler who stole millions from his employees' retirement
>>>fund? Wasn't that nice the way he turned around and gave that money
>>>to charity?"
>>>
>>>Yippee.
>>>
>>>~bob
>>
>>Like Michael Millikan?
>
> Michael Milken

Yeah, that's the one!

~bob

 

[Keith]

> Tyler: I had spoken to a number of teams before my decision came down
>> and was ultimately hoping to return to racing with Phonak. With the
>> decision being what it is, obviously I have to revisit any previous
>> discussions I've had. I don't want to end my career on this note,
>> and will absolutely return to racing, hopefully later this year. My
>> suspension is scheduled to end one day after the Individual Time Trial
>> which is disappointing. I would have liked to return for that.
>> However, I will be cleared by the Road Race which I hope to do on the
>> 24th. Beyond that I can't really speculate because a lot has to be
>> ironed out before I could set a schedule. But October still offers a
>> full month of racing, and obviously if I were on a Pro Tour team by
>> that point, I'd want to do all the racing I could.
>>
>
>Question: Tyler, aren't you concerned that whatever it was about the
>test or your particular blood that gave you the false positives in the
>first place will continue to register false positives? You might be
>suspended again after your first race! How can you protect yourself
>going forward?

Good point, at least that would prove he is innocent !

 

[Jim Flom]

"Keith" <[email protected]> wrote ...
>
> Good point, at least that would prove he is innocent !

Sure would.