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  1. Where have we seen this before?

    Anyone giving money? You know how needy those lawyers are.[img]cyclingforums.comicon12.gif[/img]

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  2. fscyclist said:

    Where have we seen this before?

    Anyone giving money? You know how needy those lawyers are.[img]cyclingforums.comicon12.gif[/img]

    cyclingnews.comnews.php

    Is there anything more revolting than a cheater asking fans to pay? Excuse me while I go barf.

    Landis as reached the apogee of scummy behavior. Screw him.

  3. fscyclist said:

    Where have we seen this before?

    Anyone giving money? You know how needy those lawyers are.[img]cyclingforums.comicon12.gif[/img]

    cyclingnews.comnews.php


    Jeeez! Seems like there are better deserved issues to raise 2 million dollars for than the Floyd Landis defence fund.🙄

  4. tcklyde said:

    Is there anything more revolting than a cheater asking fans to pay? Excuse me while I go barf.

    Landis as reached the apogee of scummy behavior. Screw him.

    Yes, there are many things more revolting than a "alleged" cheater asking fans to pay. Many known cheaters have fans pay willingly to watch them all juiced up.

    Personally, I'm revolted by cowardly anonymous forum posters slinging libelous allegations around ....
    😄

  5. lwedge said:

    Jeeez! Seems like there are better deserved issues to raise 2 million dollars for than the Floyd Landis defence fund.🙄

    Yeah..I'm thinking about failing a drug test at work just so I can collect $2 million. I think I'm more deserving.

  6. fscyclist said:

    Yeah..I'm thinking about failing a drug test at work just so I can collect $2 million. I think I'm more deserving.

    Tell that to Landaluze ...

    cyclingnews.comnews.php

  7. Serafino said:

    Tell that to Landaluze ...

    cyclingnews.comnews.php

    Tell him what...that I'm thinking of failing a drug test?

    In regards to that article, I'm sure you also noticed that the CAS was very clear to state this did not mean he was innocent. He was exonerated on a procedural flaw and their hand was forced.

    I also am not aware of Landaluze asking for $2million to support his defense. I am also curious to know what the ACTUAL legal expenses were. Do you think they approached $2 million? If so, Landaluze better start winning some big races.

  8. Serafino said:

    Yes, there are many things more revolting than a "alleged" cheater asking fans to pay. Many known cheaters have fans pay willingly to watch them all juiced up.

    Personally, I'm revolted by cowardly anonymous forum posters slinging libelous allegations around ....
    😄


    What allegations? Landis failed two tests, the A and the B tests. With that, he's a cheater. Anything is else is conjecture.

    As for anyone else, these "known" cheaters you mention, fans aren't willingly paying to watch juiced up riders. Many people love cycling and abhor the cheating. But the fans aren't the governing bodies for the sport. Only the governing bodies and the riders can clean this mess up.

    I wonder how many of Landis's "defenders" would be defending him if he wasn't American.

  9. To which I retort ... Landaluze ... 😄

    American, French, Italian, Martian, it matters not if 1) the test or 2) the lab's crebility is in legitimate question.

    I'm not saying he's guilty or innocent. What I am saying is that there are serious issues as evidenced in the recent CAS decision.

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