400 times less then the normal amount. But still he has been suspended. ... he is under provsional suspension, or has been since August 26 when he first knew about it ...
Your right. From what I can understand it is used for weight loss and must be used more then once. So you would think that he would of been caught numerous times. Ie one hit won't do it
They might bow under the weight of media scrutiny though, not sure if they can give him a lesser ban, but if they go down that route...Bjarne and his team will be looking dodgy. I have looked at the Tourmalet video again. As Andy gives him the look near the end you can see what he says "hey Bertie, did you put clenbuterol on my chain?"
Not a good year for Bjarne. Lost his major sponsor, gets them back. Lost the Schleck brothers. Gains AC. Jans looks to go w the brothers. O'Grady and Andy sent home for getting on the sauce. FC to move on. AC as discussed. FC not wearing team bibs on the podium, he is as good as gone.
And then there is this from L' Equipe. French newspaper that has been after Armstrong for years.
The paper says that investigators working on Contador’s case at the laboratory in Cologne have tested the Spaniard’s urine using a method developed by Dr Jordi Segura at a laboratory in Barcelona. The method enables the detection of a plastic substance that derives from bags used to transport blood.
According to L’Équipe, this substance, known as di(2-ethylhexyl), has been found in Contador’s urine. This suggests that Contador could have received a transfusion of blood that he gave earlier in the season and which contained traces of Clenbuterol.
400 times less then the normal amount. But still he has been suspended.
ReplyDelete... he is under provsional suspension, or has been since August 26 when he first knew about it ...
He will get off, the UCI were the ones to say how little he had in the body.
ReplyDeleteYour right. From what I can understand it is used for weight loss and must be used more then once. So you would think that he would of been caught numerous times. Ie one hit won't do it
ReplyDeleteThey might bow under the weight of media scrutiny though, not sure if they can give him a lesser ban, but if they go down that route...Bjarne and his team will be looking dodgy. I have looked at the Tourmalet video again. As Andy gives him the look near the end you can see what he says "hey Bertie, did you put clenbuterol on my chain?"
ReplyDeleteNot a good year for Bjarne.
ReplyDeleteLost his major sponsor, gets them back.
Lost the Schleck brothers.
Gains AC.
Jans looks to go w the brothers.
O'Grady and Andy sent home for getting on the sauce.
FC to move on.
AC as discussed.
FC not wearing team bibs on the podium, he is as good as gone.
And then there is this from L' Equipe. French newspaper that has been after Armstrong for years.
ReplyDeleteThe paper says that investigators working on Contador’s case at the laboratory in Cologne have tested the Spaniard’s urine using a method developed by Dr Jordi Segura at a laboratory in Barcelona. The method enables the detection of a plastic substance that derives from bags used to transport blood.
According to L’Équipe, this substance, known as di(2-ethylhexyl), has been found in Contador’s urine. This suggests that Contador could have received a transfusion of blood that he gave earlier in the season and which contained traces of Clenbuterol.
Now AC can't get it up!
ReplyDeletePosted on twitter
They are difficult moments of sadness and impotence,thanks for your so many support message.
The case is building up, pasticisers in the blood stream etc...could be looking at the Shleck getting awarded the TDF.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I didnt think they would chase this one so hard. Not good.
ReplyDeleteMakes you question the year before?