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  • Contador – Giro
  • mrlebowski
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    In yer dreams son.

    Elfinsafety
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    Well come on then, money where yer mouth is. Post up a pic, come on.

    Otherwise you’re a failmerchant.

    I’m a better dancer than you as well.

    donsimon
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    Article 9 looks like it’s talking about multi event competitions such as you find in the Olympics and disqualifying the athlete from that competition e.g. athlete competing in 100m, 200m and 400m fails a test for 100m is disqualified here but can retain anything for the other two events.
    Article 10.5.1 could also be applied, after a quick scan, with no sanction. But I’m not a 1,000€/hr lawyer, I leave that to the 1,000€/hr lawyers.
    Still doesn’t change anything for me, Contador is still racing and not banned until CAS say so.
    Spain is still amember of IOC and until they are kicked out, well, they are still members

    TandemJeremy
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    🙄

    TandemJeremy
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    elf – I’m better looking than contador

    donsimon
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    🙄

    Margin-Walker
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    hasnt this been done once.

    Contador is miles better than anyone at the giro anyway. Scarponi / menchov / sastre = has beens. Sastre and menchov only there because not invited to TDF. Nibali is the only class act there and he had a fantastic season last year. However, a poor giro field this year because riders know that this is the best chance they have of winning TDF because Bertie wont be there. Also, riders looking at riding for 2nd at Giro so when Bertie is stripped they they win (albeit they know they werent the best on the road)

    He will be banned IMHO and I agree with TJ on this.

    Look at how many spaniards have been caught in last 3 years. Its a piss take and the federation were in a lose:lose situation. AC should have taken a 1 year ban (which would probably have been appealed anyway)

    Clenbuterol in European beef, that someone collected from Spain for a treat on a rest day that no one else ate in a continent where its banned for food production.(lets not forget his Saiz links , and his links to O Puerto)

    Are people really that blinkered on here.People will be claiming Valverde was stitched up next.

    AC Did a rather good time trial the other year to beat FABU in TDF yet was pedalling squares in last years TT.

    FFS !

    Margin-Walker
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    TJ – you look like Norman Blake (teenage fanclub)

    Junkyard
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    as you wish DS but I wish you could reach a conclusion ,based on evidence, for your self. The good news is you will soon be agreeing with us.

    mrlebowski
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    You bite so easily elf it’s not even sport

    donsimon
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    as you wish DS but I wish you could reach a conclusion ,based on evidence, for your self. The good news is you will soon be agreeing with us.

    I’m comfortable with that, the evidence I have is that he’s still racing. Unfortunately, while I can accept a ban if and when it appears, I’ll have to listen to conspiacy theories for the next X years.

    Junkyard
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    WTF are you on about conspiracy theories? You are the one with the story about love of food and meat with traces of a banned substances in it from an unknown seller with no receipt or traceability. Everyone else just says by the rules he has failed a drug test and should be banned. I fear , even once banned, it is Contadors apologists/fans who will be wittering on still about a conspiracy.

    donsimon
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    You honestly think that TJ will let it lie?

    Elfinsafety
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    You bite so easily elf it’s not even sport

    I’m still a better dance than you though so ner. 😛

    Hang on, what’s that up there?

    WTF…. 😯

    …MUMMMY I’M FRIGHTENED!

    😥

    (Soils self in sheer terror. Runs off screaming)

    TandemJeremy
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    Oh I think the point has been made and even you must know having read the WADA code that you are in the wrong. we all know this.

    The facts are simple and clear.

    Contador failed a drug test.

    Under WADA rules he should have been banned

    The spanish federation did not ban him in breach of WADA rules.

    On appeal to CAS he will be banned.

    he is a proven drug cheat.

    Junkyard
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    You honestly think that TJ will let it lie?

    he does not when he is wrong so i doubt being proved right will stop him tbh 😆
    You did not address anything I said you just asked about TJ

    TandemJeremy
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    🙂

    Junkyard – I am trying to let go when appropriate

    warton
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    the RFEC were satisfied, all legal and above board.

    Funniest thing I’ve heard today, thank you!

    aracer
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    albeit they know they werent the best on the road

    They’ll know they were the best clean rider on the road (assuming they’re clean) and that would certainly be good enough for me. Contador in the Giro is just a piss take – everybody (with the possible exception of DS and maybe some of Contador’s other friends) knows he’s going to get banned and stripped of all his results.

    aracer
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    What is this forum coming to? 99 has been dangling there for a good 20 minutes, and even elf hasn’t claimed wunundred!

    donsimon
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    – everybody (with the possible exception of DS and maybe some of Contador’s other friends) knows he’s going to get banned and stripped of all his results.

    What a ridiculous thing to say… Show me where I said he wasn’t going to get banned? If you’re going make snide comments get your facts right. 🙄

    mogrim
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    Contador failed a drug test.

    Under WADA rules he should have been banned

    The spanish federation did not ban him in breach of WADA rules.

    On appeal to CAS he will be banned.

    Agree with all of that, except the third point: the Spanish federation will have taken legal advice and found a potential loophole. Given that the Spanish federation is paid for by the Spanish, it’s unsurprising that it cares more about Spanish riders than any international organisation.

    aracer
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    Show me where I said he wasn’t going to get banned?

    This:

    He does not get a ban if he can show that there is a reasonable explanation regarding the Clenbuterol in the body, the RFEC were satisfied, all legal and above board. CAS have the right to appeal, and are and if they agree with the story-No ban

    implies you don’t know he’s going to get banned (which is what I actually suggested) – in fact you seem to be suggesting that you think he’s not going to get banned. If you do know he’s going to be banned, then you know he’s guilty, which is totally contrary to everything you’ve posted.

    Or did you just not read my post properly?

    donsimon
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    You know how the first conditional works, don’t you?
    EDIT: Just to clarify for those who need it.
    He is racing and therefore not banned.
    RFEC haven’t done anything wrong, they are more intelligent and have more info than the good folks here.
    I have only ever said that he his innocent until proven guilty, and at the moment that is the job of CAS not bar room lawyers here.
    I will accept the CAS verdict as I will accept the rulings of subsequent appeals.
    Questions?

    bikebouy
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    The letter of the Law states a Ban yet the case has yet to be heard, ok the appeal, so he’s ok to ride.

    Quite simple really.

    Shouldn’t this be in The Clinic?

    TandemJeremy
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    Don – he has failed a drug test therefore he is guilty. Its a simple as that.

    donsimon
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    So why is he still competing?

    TandemJeremy
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    Because the spanish authorities did not apply WADA rules as I have explained to you. Under WADA rules he must be banned. 🙄

    donsimon
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    That doesn’t make any sense what so ever. According to Wada rules he should be banned but because the RFEC have discoved some way to trick the system he’s still riding, because NO athlete has been found guilty then had the verdict overturned, except the exceptions. 🙄 Based on the current info he should be allowed to race until the point that CAS say otherwise, simple. 🙄 ( I can do the rolly thing too to show that I think someone is talking shite… good ‘ere innit?)
    CAS have the key and their verdict is the one that counts as you or I don’t have access to the info neither can say for sure what is going to happen. If you are so sure of you ability to see into the futUre could you give me the numbers for Friday’s €uromillones.

    And what will happen if the RFEC challenge the WADA rules as being unfair in an attempt to change the rules? As you know this is one of the beauties of a legal system in that a challenge can be made and laws can be changed, no?

    mogrim
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    Because the spanish authorities did not apply WADA rules as I have explained to you. Under WADA rules he must be banned.

    Er, you do realise that the Giro is run in Italy, and not Spain – right? Spanish authorities have no authority in Italy, and if Contador’s racing it’s because he’s allowed to under international rules.

    Pedant comment: Spanish, not spanish.

    Junkyard
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    The ultimate authority is going to ban him everyone knows this when obviously you will shut the **** up and accept that they ALL broke the rules
    I will resurect the thread then until that point you are welcome to your tenous view of the events.
    yours less intelligent with limited facts
    etc

    And what will happen if the RFEC challenge the WADA rules as being unfair in an attempt to change the rules

    I think elvis will come back to make the decision in RFEC’s favour

    You think they will challenge this ? really do you?

    donsimon
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    I will resurect the thread then until that point you are welcome to your tenous view of the events.
    yours less intelligent with limited facts

    And if he is banned I will accept it as I have said repeatedly and point out your inability to either read, understand or contribute without using insulting comment, the sure sign of a loser… 😀

    TandemJeremy
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    Guys its really simple. I’ll try to explain it. All national sports bodies are supposed to apply WADA rules. An athelete fails a drug test as Contador did under WADA rules he must be banned.

    The Spanish authorities chose not to ban Contador in clear breach of the WADA rules despite the failed drug test. Thus he is not banned as no one else has the authority to do so. The Italian authorities did not want him to race but had no authority to stop him. WADA has appealed the Spanish decision to CAS.

    So he is guilty of doping as he failed a drug test. He is not banned because the Spanish authorities did not apply the rules. Italian authorities have no ability to ban him. WADA has appealed to CAS to get the correct punishment applied

    clubber
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    I’m afraid that TJ is spot on with this… It’s a bit like if someone was convicted in court by the jury (WADA) and then the judge (Spanish Federation) decided to actually not sentence him and set him free. It’d be referred to high court(?) (CAS) who would decide on the proper course of action.

    CAS seem to give pretty sensible decisions and I expect that Contador and Riis know this, hence why he’s riding the Giro – he’s unlikely to be riding the TdF this year IMO.

    donsimon
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    🙄 Whatever…

    I’d say it’s more akin to being on remand waiting to be tried, if he gets OJ’s lawyer he’ll be on a winner… 😉

    mogrim
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    So he is guilty of doping as he failed a drug test. He is not banned because the Spanish authorities did not apply the rules. Italian authorities have no ability to ban him. WADA has appealed to CAS to get the correct punishment applied

    Fair enough, although it seems a little weird that national authority can be extended that way.

    Googling a little more into the RFEC’s decision, they haven’t broken the rules: they’ve applied “article 296” which states:

    Article 296 effectively states that if a rider can establish that “he bears no fault or negligence, the otherwise applicable period of ineligibility shall be eliminated.”

    (From: http://www.supersport.com/cycling/article.aspx?Id=406163)

    Implies the federation accepted the contaminated meat explication, given the national interest in doing so, and the minute amount of drug found, I’m not entirely surprised. Not at all surprised, either, that WADA has decided to appeal that decision, but it does mean that Contador should be allowed to race.

    donsimon
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    Jim, Tj can’t see that and won’t accept it.

    Junkyard
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    And if he is banned I will accept it as I have said repeatedly and point out your inability to either read, understand or contribute without using insulting comment, the sure sign of a loser…

    do you mean like the part when you said we were all less intelligent than the people making the decsion? I have not insulted you on thsi thread so i am not sure why you are getting this desperate tbh if you are “winning”.

    Junkyard
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    As it has gone to appeal it is not just TJ who cannot accept that this is not the correct decision- perhaps WADA are stupid as well?

    TandemJeremy
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    Mogrim – however that clearly does not apply if you read the WADA rules.

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