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Armstrong will be back!!!!!
Armstrong will be back!!!!!
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andro1
06.09.2005 12:39
če je to res, je kul. da še enkrat zmaga 
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BIBALEZE
06.09.2005 12:40
Aha, ni imel Cicerov avatar zaman 8 prstov!!!!!!!!!
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andro1
06.09.2005 12:52
As reported first today in the Austin American-Statesman, we can confirm that Lance Armstrong and Sheryl Crow are indeed engaged to be married. The 7-time Tour de France champion proposed to Sheryl on Wednesday, Aug 31 while the couple was vacationing in Sun Valley, Idaho last week on a Mountain Biking holiday. No date has been set and Lance is now back in the Austin, TX area.
vir: www.thepaceline.com
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vir: www.thepaceline.com
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ultra
06.09.2005 13:09
Zakaj pa ne raje na Giro- s tem bi pohodil francoske drekače.
Morda prehuda konkurenca in premalo kronometrač... samo razmišljam
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Morda prehuda konkurenca in premalo kronometrač... samo razmišljam
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honda2
06.09.2005 13:28
Ga bojo testiral frencizi 3x na dan ce pride drug let na tour, bo prelunkjan kot sir, hehe.
Mislim, da so to bolj govorice, itak da je jezen na francoze, da ga tko jebejeo u glavo, kdo pa ne bi bil. Sam mors vedet, da so jezni, ker so taki luzerji, da ne morjo na domaci dirki zmagat. Po mojem brezveze, da hodi neki dokazovat. Svoje je dokazal, vsak ve, da mu ni blo dokazano, da bi kaj jemal. Spekulacije so pa itak vedno prisotne.
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Mislim, da so to bolj govorice, itak da je jezen na francoze, da ga tko jebejeo u glavo, kdo pa ne bi bil. Sam mors vedet, da so jezni, ker so taki luzerji, da ne morjo na domaci dirki zmagat. Po mojem brezveze, da hodi neki dokazovat. Svoje je dokazal, vsak ve, da mu ni blo dokazano, da bi kaj jemal. Spekulacije so pa itak vedno prisotne.
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StaraKost
06.09.2005 13:35
| ultra je napisal: |
| Zakaj pa ne raje na Giro- s tem bi pohodil francoske drekače. Morda prehuda konkurenca in premalo kronometrač... samo razmišljam |
Prehuda konkurencač
Se hecaš. Saj na Giru dirkajo skoraj "samo" Italiani in Valjavec.
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GT dancer
06.09.2005 13:52
I hope so
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babyblue
06.09.2005 14:04
to mi deli Lance!
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maraton
06.09.2005 14:10
še novica z www.procycling.com
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Armstrong to wed...and ride '06 Tourč
06/09/2005
Perhaps L'Equipe newspaper should have considered whether it wanted Lance Armstrong to win an eighth Tour before accusing him of using EPO. Armstrong said on Monday that he may return to the Tour just to spite the French.
Lance Armstrong has sensationally dropped hints that he may ride the 2006 Tour de France. Armstrong told the Austin American Statesman that a comeback would be the "best way to piss the French off" after L'Equipe's recent allegations that the Texan cheated his way to victory in the first of his seven Tour wins in 1999.
Armstrong, who vehemently denies the allegations, told the Statesman on Monday that he had been "exercising every day" ever since L'Equipe claimed two weeks ago that the American had used EPO in 1999. The former Discovery Channel rider, who will turn 34 on September 18, said that the idea of resuming his career had not crossed his mind until L'Equipe published its report.
Speaking to cyclingnews.com, Discovery Channel manager Johan Bruyneel confirmed that Armstrong had recently recommenced training after admitting to boredom. "You know, we had some retirement parties in Nice after the Tour and then Lance went back to the States and took it easy for a few weeks. Then he called me three weeks later and said 'I'm back on the bike... I'm getting bored and missing the exercise, the riding'", Bruyneel said. Far from dismissing the Statesman report, Bruyneel confirmed that Armstrong may be tempted back to the sport. "It's not impossible," he said.
The early stages of Armstrong's retirement are proving to be no less eventful than his 13 years in the pro peloton. Also on Monday, the American revealed that he had proposed marriage to long-term girlfriend Sheryl Crow and that he and the Missouri songstress were now engaged. Armstrong popped the question last Wednesday in Sun Valley, Idaho.
"We've told family and friends, stuff like that," he told the Statesman. Armstrong added that he discussed the engagement with his three children before he asked Crow.
Had he waited a further couple of weeks, Armstrong could have also sought the counsel of the Dalai Lama, whom he is due to meet in Idaho in the coming days, or the showbusiness equivalent, Oprah Winfrey. Armstrong is set for what is now sure to be an intriguing second appearance on Winfrey's show on Wednesday.
- On a less light-hearted note for the record-breaking Tour star, World Anti-doping Agency chief Dick Pound opined yesterday that there was "a very high probability of doping" having examined the documents which formed the basis of the L'Equipe scoop.
Pound stressed, however, that he was refering to the six anonymous tests performed in 1999 which so far only L'Equipe has attributed to Armstrong. Pound said that he would welcome DNA tests to establish whether the samples had indeed been provided by Armstrong.
In the interview with German online newspaper Netzeitung, the Canadian drugs czar said that he was eagerly waiting for the UCI to report the conclusions of their inquiry into L'Equipe's claims. UCI spokesman Enrico Carpani told procycling this morning that the UCI is likely make its reaction known before the weekend. Carpani would not comment on what the nature of this reaction was likely to be, nor on how the UCI is investigating L'Equipe's allegations.
Refering to the French newspaper's assertion that EPO was found in the urine samples of up to six other riders in 1999, Pound said: "If the UCI reveals that a number of star riders tested positive a year after the Festina scandal in 1998, that proves that cycling has a very serious problem and that the UCI hasn't been able to resolve that problem."
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Armstrong to wed...and ride '06 Tourč
06/09/2005
Perhaps L'Equipe newspaper should have considered whether it wanted Lance Armstrong to win an eighth Tour before accusing him of using EPO. Armstrong said on Monday that he may return to the Tour just to spite the French.
Lance Armstrong has sensationally dropped hints that he may ride the 2006 Tour de France. Armstrong told the Austin American Statesman that a comeback would be the "best way to piss the French off" after L'Equipe's recent allegations that the Texan cheated his way to victory in the first of his seven Tour wins in 1999.
Armstrong, who vehemently denies the allegations, told the Statesman on Monday that he had been "exercising every day" ever since L'Equipe claimed two weeks ago that the American had used EPO in 1999. The former Discovery Channel rider, who will turn 34 on September 18, said that the idea of resuming his career had not crossed his mind until L'Equipe published its report.
Speaking to cyclingnews.com, Discovery Channel manager Johan Bruyneel confirmed that Armstrong had recently recommenced training after admitting to boredom. "You know, we had some retirement parties in Nice after the Tour and then Lance went back to the States and took it easy for a few weeks. Then he called me three weeks later and said 'I'm back on the bike... I'm getting bored and missing the exercise, the riding'", Bruyneel said. Far from dismissing the Statesman report, Bruyneel confirmed that Armstrong may be tempted back to the sport. "It's not impossible," he said.
The early stages of Armstrong's retirement are proving to be no less eventful than his 13 years in the pro peloton. Also on Monday, the American revealed that he had proposed marriage to long-term girlfriend Sheryl Crow and that he and the Missouri songstress were now engaged. Armstrong popped the question last Wednesday in Sun Valley, Idaho.
"We've told family and friends, stuff like that," he told the Statesman. Armstrong added that he discussed the engagement with his three children before he asked Crow.
Had he waited a further couple of weeks, Armstrong could have also sought the counsel of the Dalai Lama, whom he is due to meet in Idaho in the coming days, or the showbusiness equivalent, Oprah Winfrey. Armstrong is set for what is now sure to be an intriguing second appearance on Winfrey's show on Wednesday.
- On a less light-hearted note for the record-breaking Tour star, World Anti-doping Agency chief Dick Pound opined yesterday that there was "a very high probability of doping" having examined the documents which formed the basis of the L'Equipe scoop.
Pound stressed, however, that he was refering to the six anonymous tests performed in 1999 which so far only L'Equipe has attributed to Armstrong. Pound said that he would welcome DNA tests to establish whether the samples had indeed been provided by Armstrong.
In the interview with German online newspaper Netzeitung, the Canadian drugs czar said that he was eagerly waiting for the UCI to report the conclusions of their inquiry into L'Equipe's claims. UCI spokesman Enrico Carpani told procycling this morning that the UCI is likely make its reaction known before the weekend. Carpani would not comment on what the nature of this reaction was likely to be, nor on how the UCI is investigating L'Equipe's allegations.
Refering to the French newspaper's assertion that EPO was found in the urine samples of up to six other riders in 1999, Pound said: "If the UCI reveals that a number of star riders tested positive a year after the Festina scandal in 1998, that proves that cycling has a very serious problem and that the UCI hasn't been able to resolve that problem."
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uros
06.09.2005 14:10
bol bo zanimiv če ga ne bo
pomoje je pa tole sam za sponzorje poteza
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pomoje je pa tole sam za sponzorje poteza
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pluto
06.09.2005 14:10
Svoje je naredil (čist ali ne). Mislim da je človek beseda. Če je rekel, da končuje, končuje. Preprosto je neverjetno, da bi še komu kaj dokazoval, sebi je tako ali tako že.
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maraton
06.09.2005 14:16
Veš, ni to tako preprosto... celo življenje nekaj gradiš, se trudiš in potem ti en cajtng vse to pod večni vprašaj postavi. Normalno je, da človek "popizdi"... pismo jaz bi šel pa jih tako nažgal, da še deset let ne bi k sebi prišli 
Potem si lahko pa naknadno zmislijo da je lekarno oropal, pa to več nihče ne bi jemal resno. Kakorkoli že... če pride nazaj, bo nam vsem zelo popsetril dogajanje
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Potem si lahko pa naknadno zmislijo da je lekarno oropal, pa to več nihče ne bi jemal resno. Kakorkoli že... če pride nazaj, bo nam vsem zelo popsetril dogajanje
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pluto
06.09.2005 14:18
Ja mogoče imaš prav. Toda ne razumem, zakaj bi zdaj prišel zmagat čist, če prej na primer ni bil. Če je bilo karkoli narobe, bo težko spral madež goljufanja, sicer pa kot sam pravi se nima česa bat.
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haydiy
06.09.2005 14:36
Too mi delaaj! Če mu še rata zmagat, v kar ne dvomim, jih bo do konca utišal!
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ironking_x
06.09.2005 14:43
Ne bo upal več prit na tour, zdaj ko so ga razkrinkali
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babyblue
06.09.2005 14:44
Maraton ima prav! Zamislite si, da ste v Armstrongovi koži, pa da ste res "čisti" in ti eni Francozi serejo ter umažejo renome, plus to da ima otroke in mu najbrž ni vseeno, kako bo to na njih vplivalo čez leta. Jaz bi izrabila vsako priliko, da jim dokažem nasprotno, pa če je to še en TDF, pa naj bo! Res pa je, da s tem njegov ugled spet postavljen na kocko, ker mu bodo sigurno testirali vsako kapljo krvi in tud psihično bo moral biti dovolj trden. Men je sam važno, da ga pustijo in naj uživa svoj mir.
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ironking_x
06.09.2005 14:45
Kako se je šele za zamislit če si vi njegovi, koži pa da si umazan... 
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andrejl
06.09.2005 14:47
najbrž še ne ve, da bo valjavec drug let na touru si bo takoj premislil...
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si bo takoj premislil...
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1sportnik
06.09.2005 16:08
Sem ravnokar slišal , da se bo Armstrong poročil s svojo lepotičko, tko, da s Tourom ne bo nič. Ga zihr nikamor več ne bo pustila.
No ja upam, da spet pride dirkat, pa da pokaže kdo je tukaj glavni.
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No ja upam, da spet pride dirkat, pa da pokaže kdo je tukaj glavni.
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ultra
06.09.2005 16:19
| IN1059 je napisal: |
Prehuda konkurencač Se hecaš. Saj na Giru dirkajo skoraj "samo" Italiani in Valjavec. |
Pa saj to je glavni problem, vsi so doma, naspidirani, klance poznajo "v nulo", pa še kronometra ni toliko.
Med drugim je tudi Indurain l.94 izgubil Giro, Toura pa ne.
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Maillot_Jaune
06.09.2005 16:27
Zarad konkurence verjetno a neč
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mdic
06.09.2005 16:48
ma sj že ko je drugič zmagu tour je dokazu da ni kr muha enoletnica.
In vsakič ko je dou kri je prou tko dokazu da je čist, sej nisolnikol nč odkril!!
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In vsakič ko je dou kri je prou tko dokazu da je čist, sej nisolnikol nč odkril!!
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maraton
06.09.2005 16:54
| 1sportnik je napisal: |
| Sem ravnokar slišal , da se bo Armstrong poročil s svojo lepotičko, tko, da s Tourom ne bo nič. Ga zihr nikamor več ne bo pustila. No ja upam, da spet pride dirkat, pa da pokaže kdo je tukaj glavni. |
He he... kolker meni njegova draga deluje temperamentna, ga bo ona poslala dirkat če se sam ne spravi ...pa, da jim pokaže kdo je el chefe. A ti na njenem mestu, ga ne bi... da jim vrne udarec. Saj pa ne on ne ona ne bosta mela mira ne z drugimi ne s samim sabo, če to ne naredi... ne vem no, ni lahko požret to kar so mu zakuhali, velja enako tudi za vse okol njega.
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Uporabnik ne obstaja.
06.09.2005 16:57
urlich se je pa veselil da bo po dolgih letih ze spet tour zmagu!!!!! loool 
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KolesarLenuh
06.09.2005 17:00
S tem verjetno ne bo nič rešil. Če mediji želijo, imajo vedno zadnjo besedo 
Pa če zmaga še deset tourov.
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Pa če zmaga še deset tourov.
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maraton
06.09.2005 17:08
Ja eni bodo vedno imeli kaj za povedat pa če zmaga 100x ...ampak jaz na njegovem mestu bi mel za tole osmo zmago večjo motivacijo kot za prejšnjih sedem.
Mislim, da je vseeno razlika če po tako resnem škandalu greš in zmagaš še enkrat. Moraš meti jajca se pokazat na štartu, ko veš, da bodo čekirali kaj maš v zadnjici vsakič ko dvigneš zadnjico s sedeža. Če ne druga, dokažeš, da se ne bojiš nikogar, in da tega ne počneš ker moraš komu kaj dokazat, tega tako ne moreš (ker ljudje bodo vedno kaj meli proti tebi)... je pa to najboljši način da "razpizdiš" vse ki imajo kaj proti tebi, tožbe se namreč vlečejo predolgo.
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Mislim, da je vseeno razlika če po tako resnem škandalu greš in zmagaš še enkrat. Moraš meti jajca se pokazat na štartu, ko veš, da bodo čekirali kaj maš v zadnjici vsakič ko dvigneš zadnjico s sedeža. Če ne druga, dokažeš, da se ne bojiš nikogar, in da tega ne počneš ker moraš komu kaj dokazat, tega tako ne moreš (ker ljudje bodo vedno kaj meli proti tebi)... je pa to najboljši način da "razpizdiš" vse ki imajo kaj proti tebi, tožbe se namreč vlečejo predolgo.
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driver
06.09.2005 17:41
Lahko se pa naredi da pušne 8.tour in se poslovi kot navaden kolesar ki je odšel kot poraženec, ko ni mogel več zmagati, kot že mnogi pred njim!
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maraton
06.09.2005 18:27
Lance Armstrong ne bo nikdar navaden kolesar, navadni kolesarji pa si bodo vedno želeli biti vsaj malo Lance Armstronga.
Če bi tvoja trditev držala so na Tour-u vsi razen zmagovalca navadni kolesarji in poraženci
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Če bi tvoja trditev držala so na Tour-u vsi razen zmagovalca navadni kolesarji in poraženci
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DzaroG
06.09.2005 18:36
Pa naj mu tisto prvo zmago vzamejo nej jim jo v rit zabije potem pa naj pride drugo leto in spet zmaga in spet jih bo mel 7. Urlih pa tud če Armstronga ne bo, ne bo zmagal, ker ga bo Basso nažgal da za sebe ne bo vedu...
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www.scyclingnews.com poroča:
Armstrong & Crow announce engagement
Lance back at Tour 2006č
Lance Armstrong has announced his engagement to his girlfirend, with whom he has been living for 18 months, rock star Sheryl Crow. Armstrong asked the question during a holiday last week spent at Tom Weisel's house in Sun Valley, Idaho, where he also went out mountain biking every day. "We've told family and friends, stuff like that," he said, adding that he discussed the move with his three children beforehand. The wedding could take place in spring 2006.
The seven-times Tour de France winner has also been contemplating a possible come-back at the French Grand Tour 2006 although the Texan retired from the sport just a few weeks ago. "I'm thinking about it," Armstrong told The American Statesman's Suzanne Halliburton. "I'm thinking it's the best way to piss (the French) off," he added, in response to French newspaper L'Equipe, which reported on August 23 that it had proof that Armstrong used the banned drug EPO in the Tour 1999, the first Tour the American won.
Armstrong, who denies the allegation firmly, said he entertained the idea for the past two weeks, since the publication of the paper initialising the controversy. When asked how serious he was about another Tour, Armstrong said, "I'm exercising every day." Armstrong is still in good shape and will participate in the Tour Of Hope from September 29 to October 8, 2005. He will also be part of the Discovery Channel's first team training camp for next season in early December in Austin, Texas.
Cyclingnews reached Discovery Channel sports director Johan Bruyneel in his team car at the Vuelta a Espana and he told us that "Yes, the quote from Lance in the Austin American Statesman is certain. You know, we had some retirement parties in Nice after the Tour and then Lance went back to the States and took it easy for a few weeks. Then he called me three weeks later and said 'I'm back on the bike... I'm getting bored and missing the exercise, the riding'."
Bruyneel explained that "I'm not excluding a comeback by Lance for 2006, but can't confirm anything until I talk to him. But it's not impossible."