here's Lance Armstrong today. He's retro isn't he

[7Speed]

I have issue with this. Not the fact that athletes are willing to do it. More where the money goes (of which there will be some, no one does anything for free), because you can be damn sure it isn't going to the people putting themselves at risk.

Anyone remember the Amgen Tour of California?

 

[grantoury]

Only if doping was legal would it have been a level playing field. I don't think it is a coincidence the biggest cheat is an absolute ****. The fact that a lot of his team mates came out right after they retired is interesting, it seems they weren't left a choice and didn't want to give up the income, and right after the money was made, they sank him.

I thought darts was a drinking game.

 

[bagpuss]

Que suitable band.

 

[novocaine]

Only if doping was legal would it have been a level playing field. I don't think it is a coincidence the biggest cheat is an absolute ****. The fact that a lot of his team mates came out right after they retired is interesting, it seems they weren't left a choice and didn't want to give up the income, and right after the money was made, they sank him.

I thought darts was a drinking game.

Premier league no. 1 isn't old enough to drink yet. It's a parlour game.

 

[LondonClassic]

Anyone remember the Amgen Tour of California?

Yes!. Surely only a satirist of the highest order could have dreamed up a bike race with a title sponsor who made EPO.

 

[grantoury]

Premier league no. 1 isn't old enough to drink yet. It's a parlour game.

Sober darts, what punishment

 

[novocaine]

Sober darts, how torturous

Agreed.

 

[RobLoasby]

Sober darts, what punishment

When I played darts for a local pub team, I always needed at least three pints before I could throw properly.