Bizarre interview with FL

helmutRoole2

I believe this! I have thought about this myself. Scott Moniger is a good example. A reputed doper, she came up hot for elevated testosterone and guess what he had to back up his case? A bunch of containers of creatine or whey protein contaminated with androstenedione (spelling?) or andro. I mean, how convenient is that?

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thunder

HR2, but Neil Rogers was scurrying over Lance at the Tour like a lost puppy. "Lance, Lance, Lance, where for art thou"

helmutRoole2

Yeah, but I don't think he'll do that anymore. I believe NR has seen the light. I've only recently started enjoying his reporting.

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earth_dweller

Rodgers is just following 'fashion', it is now trendy to be seen to be tough on doping. As soon as the trend changes back to head in the sand, so will Rodgers.

meb

The third person questions were followups from Johnson's questions.
It's a nice way of distinguishing the questions' origins, particularly since Landis has less control over any premise the question may have inferred.

The Landis originated questions were in the first person in which he has greater lattitude to frame the question.

Crankyfeet

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whiteboytrash

huh ?
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A cyclist is suing the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency for "overreaching its own rules and protocols," claiming the agency had planned to test the cyclist's backup urine sample even though the original A sample test came back negative.

The lawsuit, filed Wednesday on behalf of "John Doe" in Los Angeles County Superior Court, seeks an injunction to prevent USADA from ever testing the B sample. The agency originally planned to test the B sample Jan. 15, the lawsuit says, but after the plaintiff's attorneys demanded that the agency scrap that test, USADA canceled it.

The lawsuit seeks to recoup damages the plaintiff claims were incurred when the anti-doping agency revealed the case to race organizers and the UCLA testing lab.

The plaintiff's name is redacted in the 25-page lawsuit, but the lawyers are Maurice Suh and Howard Jacobs, the same team that represents Floyd Landis in his doping case. Landis told the Associated Press he is not the plaintiff, and the dates mentioned in the lawsuit do not conform to Landis' race dates in the 2006 Tour de France.

poulidor

Could be Lance?

italiano

I think "John Doe" is one of Rock Republic boy...Mike Ball interviewed with Velonews mentioned the name...I can not memmorize.

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thunder

nope, won't be kyle leo grande

italiano

Then who you think, thunder, this guy is? I quickly googled and find nothing...

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Bro Deal

Why do you say it won't be Kayle? There are all sorts of rumors about him testing positive during Superweek.

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thunder

kayle, kyle, whatever...

it takes a threshold, to take legal action, one would assume he would have just taken his lumps.

Who was gonna finance his legal costs, yeah he got a business, but I thought he would have just gone quietly.

C'dale Girl

The Floyd Fairness Fund.