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Did anyone catch this article on cyclingnews.com?
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Do you think cycling will ever be clean? [poll] [opt] 1 NO[/opt] [opt] 2 YES[/opt] [opt] 3 WHO CARES[/opt] [/poll] cheers! |
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In all honesty, I don't think any sport will ever be truly "clean". There's just too much money to be made out of it now, and hence the pressure to gain any advantage possible will always be there. Heck, when I was in my last year at school (1995 to be exact), footballers used to sit there and take steroid pills in class (I am not joking), so I can only imagine what it is like at the top level.
And when you look at the rest of society, one has to ask whether it is really all that unusual anyway. Personally, I don't think there are any truly "clean" sports. It amuses me the way some of the other sports who do less drug testing than cycling (virually all of them) can claim that cycling is riddled with drugs. Do they really think that all their competitors are totally honest? |
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quote from velonews.com
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he he yeh right hey ![]() |
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