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  • March 17, 2015 at 7:06 pm #23535
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    au revoir to all the people I had great chats with, met for a coffee etc etc, however it’s time to dip out of RoadCC as I think now that there are a by far to many bitter people here now, who just, moan moan moan. I can no longer waste time reading shite… LA LA LA yawn yawn yawn and it goes on.

    And for the record, for all you LA haters… No matter what he became he was a legend and probably inspired the majority here to ride.

    X7 TdF winner LA 👿

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  • March 22, 2015 at 6:31 pm #837625
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    FullGas

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:So,

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    So, Fullgas, who is the bully? Have you any more insults to throw at me? If you don’t think LA has done huge damage to cycling, that’s your opinion. But there are plenty of others who do, and I for one wouldn’t want his name associated with my efforts to raise money for charity.

    I saw your comment about me raising money for charity. I’ve done my bit and continue to do more.

    And to dismiss the LA episode and all that has happened after it and is still happening now as “politics” is conveniently stupid.

    Very nice! Playing the victim card. You only forgot that this is a public forum where everything stays on the record, including your attacks, rants, judgements, poor word choices, and question mask abuse. Seriously, get a life. Alternatively, go ride a bike.

    March 22, 2015 at 5:26 pm #837623
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    Nat Jas Moe

    Good bye. I thought you were
    Good bye. I thought you were going 😉

    March 22, 2015 at 4:05 pm #837621
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    Daveyraveygravey

    So, Fullgas, who is the
    So, Fullgas, who is the bully? Have you any more insults to throw at me? If you don’t think LA has done huge damage to cycling, that’s your opinion. But there are plenty of others who do, and I for one wouldn’t want his name associated with my efforts to raise money for charity.

    I saw your comment about me raising money for charity. I’ve done my bit and continue to do more.

    And to dismiss the LA episode and all that has happened after it and is still happening now as “politics” is conveniently stupid.

    March 21, 2015 at 9:14 pm #837619
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    S13SFC

    Don’t let the door hit you on
    Don’t let the door hit you on the way out but please be aware that none really give a fat rat’s arse as to whether you post or not you attention seeking queen.

    March 21, 2015 at 3:08 pm #837617
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    pants

    If you want to stop posting,
    If you want to stop posting, do so, but please do not be mistaken for a moment that people care or will do so because of your pathetic attempt at seeking attention.

    March 21, 2015 at 12:12 pm #837615
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    Ramz

    I’ve been cycling in LA a few
    I’ve been cycling in LA a few times and it wasn’t great. I prefer SF, despite the tram tracks. I hear Davis is even better. The OP shouldn’t be so touchy just because most people don’t like LA.

    March 21, 2015 at 9:09 am #837613
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    PonteD

    Ched isn’t the only convicted
    Ched isn’t the only convicted rapist in football is he?

    March 20, 2015 at 2:55 pm #837611
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    OldRidgeback

    dazwan wrote:ianrobo

    dazwan wrote:
    ianrobo wrote:
    Maybe once the truth is know about football that will overshadow it eventually.
    What? Your mean apart from the raping and coke habits? People almost expect it of footballers don’t they, and the fans don’t seem to care much, as long as their team wins they’re happy.

    Hmm, maybe not actually. Ched Evans has found out that a lot of football fans will not tolerate having someone with a rape conviction in their favourite team.

    March 19, 2015 at 7:52 pm #837609
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    ianrobo

    dazwan wrote:ianrobo

    dazwan wrote:
    ianrobo wrote:
    Maybe once the truth is know about football that will overshadow it eventually.
    What? Your mean apart from the raping and coke habits? People almost expect it of footballers don’t they, and the fans don’t seem to care much, as long as their team wins they’re happy.

    What I mean of course is systematic abuse and why Fuentes was closed down in Spain for example.

    Why I believe many footballers are on EPO as we speak as its systems of testing are so shocking poor so easy to do it.

    Of course the press don;t investigate that properly but once the truth is out.

    March 19, 2015 at 7:22 pm #837607
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    PonteD

    ianrobo wrote:Maybe once the

    ianrobo wrote:
    Maybe once the truth is know about football that will overshadow it eventually.
    What? Your mean apart from the raping and coke habits? People almost expect it of footballers don’t they, and the fans don’t seem to care much, as long as their team wins they’re happy.

    March 19, 2015 at 3:29 pm #837605
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    enrique

    stumps wrote:…its not like

    stumps wrote:
    …its not like you to moan…
    Au contraire , mon ami, vous et je sais que je ai beaucoup à plaindre… * I love google translate…

    March 19, 2015 at 3:11 pm #837603
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    ianrobo

    people can not forget and
    people can not forget and forgive LA because his crimes were so bad (in the context of using the wins to campaign for a cancer charity) that what he did at this moment is the biggest scandal in any sport.

    Maybe once the truth is know about football that will overshadow it eventually.

    March 19, 2015 at 3:06 pm #837601
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    FullGas

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:So I’m

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    So I’m a bully?

    Are you?

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    I don’t understand that or your previous comparison.
    Give it time, it’ll sink in.

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    You on the other hand are incredibly naive.

    I take that as a compliment. Specially when it comes from a person that seems to take right and wrong views straight out of a comic book.

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    Have you read Tyler Hamilton’s book, are you ignoring what everyone else on the pro circuit at the time has to say about him?

    No and yes. I love cycling, but I don’t care much for its politics.

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    Do you think he is just doing it to raise money for charity and save lives? Or is he trying to get some positive publicity, some redemption for his atrocious behaviour in the past?

    It doesn’t matter what I or anyone thinks. What matters is what people do. Let him do something good so the people that needs it can benefit from his actions. Or maybe just do it yourself.

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    I know he wasn’t the only doper, but he was right at the top of the tree, and he has caused massive damage to the professional sport, and by association, cycling and cyclists generally.

    Personally I don’t feel any damage from his actions. As for the professionals, they seem to be doing fine too.

    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    It’s Geoff Thomas’ charity ride, and that has now been overshadowed by the great Lance Armstrong circus.

    As soon as people forgive and forget LA, the media will, and we all will be able to move on.

    March 19, 2015 at 1:04 pm #837599
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    Daveyraveygravey

    FullGas

    FullGas wrote:
    Daveyraveygravey wrote:
    FullGas wrote:
    As for LA, people should learn to forgive and forget. He can keep being banned for life from cycling. But that doesn’t mean he can’t do something useful like raising money to fight cancer. People who oppose to that are just as bad as he was when he doped and bullied people.

    Really? Are you sure? Especially your last sentence.

    I shouldn’t, but I’m going to bite it anyway. Really.

    Let me put it another way. Do you really think that saving lives, either by raising money to fight cancer or in any other way, is more important than remedying some hurt egos? If so, you can’t say you’re better than a bully at best.

    So I’m a bully? I don’t understand that or your previous comparison. You on the other hand are incredibly naive. Have you read Tyler Hamilton’s book, are you ignoring what everyone else on the pro circuit at the time has to say about him? Do you think he is just doing it to raise money for charity and save lives? Or is he trying to get some positive publicity, some redemption for his atrocious behaviour in the past? I know he wasn’t the only doper, but he was right at the top of the tree, and he has caused massive damage to the professional sport, and by association, cycling and cyclists generally.
    It’s Geoff Thomas’ charity ride, and that has now been overshadowed by the great Lance Armstrong circus.

    March 19, 2015 at 8:22 am #837597
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    Stumps

    enrique, its not like you to
    enrique, its not like you to moan, lol.

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