Comments on: The Lyin’ of Flanders http://cyclocosm.com/2007/01/the-lyin-of-flanders/ Pro Cycling News, Commentary and Special Features Mon, 06 Feb 2012 18:45:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Anonymous http://cyclocosm.com/2007/01/the-lyin-of-flanders/comment-page-1/#comment-462 Anonymous Sun, 28 Jan 2007 17:11:00 +0000 #comment-462 interesting that Museeuew only chose to admit being "less than 100% honest" in a year that he wins.....er....nothing!<br /><br />so he admits doping without actually tainting any of his 11 classic wins.<br /><br />more akin to a a "lion-cub of flanders".<br /><br />Regards,<br /><br />David. interesting that Museeuew only chose to admit being “less than 100% honest” in a year that he wins…..er….nothing!

so he admits doping without actually tainting any of his 11 classic wins.

more akin to a a “lion-cub of flanders”.

Regards,

David.

]]> By: GMF http://cyclocosm.com/2007/01/the-lyin-of-flanders/comment-page-1/#comment-463 GMF Thu, 25 Jan 2007 12:35:00 +0000 #comment-463 Exactly. WADA may have a lot of issues, but the riders are the ones who have the power to save the sport. Come clean, pull back the curtain and start being a part of the solution to the sport that makes up a big part of who you are. Redeem yourselves at the same time.<br />Hopefully, Museeuew's reticence to admit the full scope of his transgressions is just him coming to terms with what he's doing. Maybe he's slowing walking down the steps into the cold pool water, so to speak, instead of suddenly jumping into the deep end.<br />We need the Andreus, Vaughters and Museeuws of the peloton to really come clean and do some good for the sport once and for all. Stand up and own up to your actions. It's got to be weighing on lots of consciences in the pro cycling business. One Pantani is enough, thank you. Exactly. WADA may have a lot of issues, but the riders are the ones who have the power to save the sport. Come clean, pull back the curtain and start being a part of the solution to the sport that makes up a big part of who you are. Redeem yourselves at the same time.
Hopefully, Museeuew’s reticence to admit the full scope of his transgressions is just him coming to terms with what he’s doing. Maybe he’s slowing walking down the steps into the cold pool water, so to speak, instead of suddenly jumping into the deep end.
We need the Andreus, Vaughters and Museeuws of the peloton to really come clean and do some good for the sport once and for all. Stand up and own up to your actions. It’s got to be weighing on lots of consciences in the pro cycling business. One Pantani is enough, thank you.

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