To: Baynative
The second reason has to do with the sport I love. In order to truly reform, cycling needs to change, and change drastically, starting from the top. Now that Im working as a coach, I see young people entering the sport with hopes of making it to the top. I believe that no one coming into the sport should have to face the difficult choices I had to make. And before the sport can move forward, it has to face the truth.
Personally I think Hamilton summed it up perfectly here.
23 posted on
05/20/2011 7:12:09 PM PDT by
Vision
("Did I not say to you that if you would believe, you would see the glory of God?" John 11:40)
To: Vision
If the solution is going to be disciplinary a possible approach would be to eliminate suspensions and mandate lifetime suspensions from the sport for the offending athlete, his trainer and maybe even the team manager and director.
BTW - are the women all clean? Never a mention of them.
24 posted on
05/20/2011 7:20:56 PM PDT by
Baynative
(Truth is treason in an empire of lies)
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