Wiggins - could this be a Similar issue as Lance A ?
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DeltonaS said:
Granfondo said:
Yes, but cortisone alone will not have the weight loss that is the n the pics.
Google tells me they do; Kenacort and Kenalog are corticosteroid (= Cortisone); powerful anti-inflammatory medications with side effects as described by D.Millar.More on this:
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/mar/02/brit...
So Team Sky and British Cycling shared the same medicine cabinet in Manchester untill recently.
I wonder what the effect was on the medal runs British Cycling enjoyed during the last two olympics while performances in between those events were far less impressive. And which let to some criticism from fellow competitors during the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/mar/02/brit...
So Team Sky and British Cycling shared the same medicine cabinet in Manchester untill recently.
I wonder what the effect was on the medal runs British Cycling enjoyed during the last two olympics while performances in between those events were far less impressive. And which let to some criticism from fellow competitors during the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
LaurasOtherHalf said:
Is Froome under suspicion?
Froome has been under suspicion since he turned himself from grupetto rider to making the podium in a grand tour (Vuelta). Even by cycling standards his transformation is most ridiculous in the extreme; at least Armstrong had the cheek to win a world championship before he became a grand tour winner. Dirty team.
mcelliott said:
Happens to me all the time, if it isn't steroids it's amphetamines, or cortisone injections. Not suspicious at all.
Kawasicki said:
mcelliott said:
Happens to me all the time, if it isn't steroids it's amphetamines, or cortisone injections. Not suspicious at all.Bloody good interview with Paul Kimmage re. Wiggins and Sky.
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
JuniorD said:
Bloody good interview with Paul Kimmage re. Wiggins and Sky.
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
Yeah just read that- both barrels, fhttps://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
k me i'm running out of popcorn here.mcelliott said:
JuniorD said:
Bloody good interview with Paul Kimmage re. Wiggins and Sky.
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
Yeah just read that- both barrels, fhttps://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
k me i'm running out of popcorn here.epom said:
Thanks for that, common sense outlook. What really sticks out for me there is, where is the outcry from the other teams. Silence has never said so much.
Welcome to the world of prof. cycling, it's the omerta.Performance enhancing drugs have been part of prof.cycling since forever.
The build-up in the last part of the D.Millar piece in the NYT is telling....
mcelliott said:
JuniorD said:
Bloody good interview with Paul Kimmage re. Wiggins and Sky.
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
Yeah just read that- both barrels, fhttps://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
k me i'm running out of popcorn here.JuniorD said:
Bloody good interview with Paul Kimmage re. Wiggins and Sky.
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
It reads to me like a bitter bellend gobbing off. Seems everyone he's ever worked with doesn't want to speak to him. Strange that.https://cyclingtips.com/2017/03/interview-paul-kim...
One thing that can be said for Kimmage is that he's usually found to be right in the end
Not defending sky, but this kimmmage bloke has been on a crusade to chat s
t since before I even started watching. He says he's not there to speculate whilst speculating wildly. He clearly feels rejected by sky and has gone after them like a woman scorned. Where us his vendetta against astana? Bit gutted that the whole of British cycling and sky are now suspect, the sport is still as murky as ever. If sky are all doped to the eyeballs, but often get pasted - what does that say about the rest of the front runners? Sky hire the best from the other dreams because they have the best budget, allegedly fiull them with drugs, then don't win. The whole thing is like Strava drafting a lorry with a tailwind
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