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Josh Freeman has totaled $35,000 in fines according to reports
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The Josh Freeman/Greg Schiano circus continues to be the No. 1 topic surrounding the Buccaneers this week, and new information that came out late Wednesday won't help the hoopla die down anytime soon.
While the debate continue about who is to blame in the Josh Freeman/Greg Schiano rift at One Buc Place, new reports came out late Wednesday that Freeman has amassed five fines totaling $35,000 so far this season for various reasons.
In a report by SI.com reporter Jim Trotter, it was revealed twice the Bucs fined Freeman in the last month, including once in the last week, for conduct detrimental to the team. The violations include missing at least a team meeting and participating in an unauthorized media interview with ESPN last week.
Sources said Freeman plans to appeal the fines and the fines sets up a potential scenario in which Tampa Bay can suspend Freeman without pay according to SI.com.
Late Wednesday evening Tampa Tribune Bucs beat writer Roy Cummings tweeted,
"The Josh Freeman saga continues. Freeman fined $35,000 since opening day for five violations of team rules including two on opening day."
Cummings added via Twitter,
"Freeman missed team meal and was late for team bus on opening day. Other three fines were levied this past Mon. for violations last week. Bucs coach Greg Schiano only issued Freeman a warning after he missed the team photo shoot on Sept. 30 and reduced first two fines, and NFL CBA calls for Freeman's first two infractions to total fines of more than $12,000 but Coach Schiano reduced fine total to $4,000."
Freeman was benched in favor of rookie Mike Glennon last week and the Bucs have made it clear they have moved on from their former 2009 No. 1 draft pick. Freeman was scheduled to be the No. 2 QB according to Schiano last week, but was demoted to third string and forced to watch the team's last home game against the Cardinals from a suite for inactive players.
On Tuesday Schiano told the media that he doesn't think the problems with Freeman are having any effect on the team.
"I think we have a strong locker room," Schiano said. "How can I tell you if there's any one percent effect on the team? I don't sense that. I think we have a football team that's very angry with how we started the season, and we're trying to get it rectified. That's what this week is."
Other players in the locker room continue to say the Freeman situation is not a distraction but on Wednesday offensive tackles Donald Penn's outburst says differently.
"Man, are we going to talk about the Bucs and football?" Penn said. "This Freeman stuff, it's like – are we going to talk about the Bucs, do you want to know about what we need to do going against Philly or anything about that, because this Freeman stuff is getting old. Like I said, y'all media are trying to bring it down. Y'all are still talking about it. How long has it been? It's over. Y'all are still talking about it. Ain't nothing we can do about it now. So why are you guys still talking about it? That's what I mean about y'all – the media – are trying to bring him down. It's still an issue. It's still a big thing. I'm tired of talking about it."
What once was a season full of optimism from fans and management has turned into a national embarrassment with no end in sight. The Buccaneers have their bye-week this Sunday and with the players scheduled off for four days, chances are the front office will be furiously working to find an option to finally end the Josh Freeman era in Tampa Bay completely via trade or even an outright release.
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October 7, 2013
5:05 pm
Are You Happy Now Schiano You JackAss ????????
October 4, 2013
1:32 am
If shiano would have to pay for every bad/stupid decission he would have been fined more than the Glazers have to pay him.. He would actually have to pay, to remain HC..
October 3, 2013
6:19 pm
Misses team meal, team bus on opening day along with the team photo among other things? Yeah, this kid mentally checked out a while ago and it showed on the field.. Glad this circus is over!
October 3, 2013
6:06 pm
Relieved this is all over. I used to laugh at the Jets and all the drama they had going on last year. And now we have all that drama. Coaching staff has the next game after the bye week to show that it was just one player and not the coaching schemes. Unless those predictable offensive play calls improve then I'm afraid this season is lost. Just don't understand how the Glazers can be happy with the team at this point. There is no way they expected 0-4!
October 3, 2013
4:58 pm
All part of the grand Schiano plan macabee. I've supported every coach in team history until they reach a point where I can no longer justify their employment with my beloved team. This scheme for Schiano to insert his chosen "savior" to the detriment of the team and its' fans is mind boggling. I don't think that Glennon showed Peyton, or even Eli, Manning-like ability in the off season, training camp, pre-season games, running the scout team or his debut against the Cardinals that made me think he is a future star to the point we rid ourselves of a guy who for all but 4 games last season resembled one. Maybe there are things we don't know about # 5 but I saw nothing about # 8 to send Freeman packing with the likes of #25, #27 and #82 who seem to have recovered from Schiano's wrath.
October 3, 2013
4:46 pm
Been With this team from day 1. The thing that gets me is josh was in the same position as falco. Play your *censored* off and get a $1oo million plus contract! Who here could not get motivated for that kind of cash? This dude played like he did NOT want a contract anywhere. He looks worse every game out.How can you do that? The drugs he says he is on have affects just the opposite of what he does. None of all of this makes any seance!
October 3, 2013
1:31 pm
About the missed meeting, Josh says he was told to go to the training room and stay there. Then they fine him for missing the meeting. Shiano has lost the team and is now video taping the players to make sure no one is laughing or having a good time during games. Tell Joe Maddon of the Rays that having a good time is bad. And now he has coaches in the locker room which is normally not the case to make sure no one is saying anything that might be against Shiano or for Josh. I have never been so embarrassed to be a Bucs fan before. I wore a bucs t-shirt to the mall yesterday and I have never gotten so many comments before in my life, unfortunatly they were all bad comments. Fire Shiano and beg Josh to come back.
October 3, 2013
1:10 pm
Well here I am again George Hicks, a long time buc follower ever since Tampa came into the league. Several things should happen1.trade Josh Freeman, his time is over in Tampa Bay. The GM made the right decision not to give Freeman a contact. I think they can get another Veteran QB who can come in and compete for the backup job this year. I think there are a couple of QB coming out that can compete for the staring job next year, and also get a TE in the Top 3 rounds. I feel that Revis draft choice could be a high pick for NYJ next year. But don't panic Tampa Bay Fans. Tampa Bay Defense is in the top three in the Nfl. Its just trying to get the offensive crank up. This young QB will Improved. I believe if He had started from Day One there is a chance Tampa could be 2 &2 or better. Don't Walk THE PLANK., I won't. But if the higher individuals with the Bucs think Our Present Head Coach, They will make the move down the road. Iam looking forward to seeing Next week Tampa I believe isn't it Atlanta 1 & 3. SO FANS THERE IS A CHANCE TAMPA IS NOT AS BAD AS EVERYONE THINK! I THINK IT WAS THE VETERAN QB WHO HAS PROBLEMS. GO BUCS HOW ABOUT SOME IMPUT GUYS AND GALS!
October 3, 2013
11:27 am
@macabee: I'm afraid you may be right on this one. $6 million left on Freeman's contract may be the motivation for at least some of what's happening. If you are right, and we add in the remaining amounts on the contracts of Schiano and Dom could also be a reason these guys might survive all of this chaos.
October 3, 2013
11:04 am
I think that is the team's strategy at this point - they want to get something in return for Freeman. Thus, they must weigh the draft picks they could get via trde versus a comp pick if he leaves as a FA. I assume we get nothing if we cut him, so that would be a short-sighted move of last resort.
October 3, 2013
10:18 am
This Fine stuff is trivial and it is all about the money and we all know why. I am on Freeman's side on this one; cut the guy, pay him his money if nobody picks him up and move on. My guess is that some team will have discussions with Freeman's Agent and they will agree on a new contract 2-3 games before the end of this season and sign him. I don't get it? Just let the guy go and let him find a new team. The sooner the better for both parties. Again I wish Josh the best and I hope he can still have a successful career. Lets stay focus on getting this win with the Eagles.
October 3, 2013
10:34 am
@horse....I personally think the Gruden plan is a better option...send Freeman home for the rest of the year, then let him sign as a FA elsewhere in the offseason and we get a compensatory draft pick (the level depends on things like his numbers this year but also the fact he was a former 1st rounder)....possibly an end 4th round pick....if we cut him we get nothing....and if we hang on through this year we also get the option that some team becomes desperate in the next few weeks and offers us something better than a 4th round pick.
October 3, 2013
10:51 am
EastEndBoy; that's a great idea; I forgot about the compensatory draft pick.
October 3, 2013
12:56 pm
That's what I have been saying since this whole thing started. Why would we cut him now and get nothing if we could just wait it out and get a compensatory pick when he doesn't resign next year? Mark - Could you please explain how the compensatory picks work.
October 3, 2013
9:56 am
Fined for missing a team meal?! What's the fine for missing the team $#!t held everyday at 3:30p? Does everyone get an assigned stall and a timer? Yeah Macabee you hit the nail on the head.
October 3, 2013
9:25 am
Headline could read: Schiano supports Freeman by reducing his fines! or Freeman misses team meal and team bus on opening day after missing team photo! The odd thing is before the season everyone said if Freeman doesn't lead Bucs to playoffs Bucs should not resign him. OK, after first three games Bucs are effectively out of the playoffs, so what did people expect? Benching your franchise quarterback is always a tough process, so get over it. And why does everyone assume the leak of Josh's drug situation is Schiano with absolutely no proof. Schiano has no motivation to reduce Josh's trade value or make Josh a martyr. Probably was a player or someone not associated with th team. And how does Chris Mortenson get off with a free pass when he divulged someone's confidential information without even speaiing to Josh beforehand? Let's stop and think guys.
October 3, 2013
10:10 am
@crayhopper...without wishing to appear like I have any objection to your opinion...I just wanted to interject that Schiano does actually have huge motivation to make Josh look like a basketcase (reduced trade value and all), because 1) the only way he gets to put HIS guy in at QB unquestioned, is if Freeman fell off the wagon so hard that he can play the "I had no choice, it was best for the team" card; and 2) he needs desperately to be able to deflect the blame for what's happening on Sundays - and if he can get everyone talking about how cancerous Freeman has been it keeps people from talking about the awful display of coaching that we have seen....and 2b) gives him ammunition to negotiate with the Glazers to save his job for one more year without the basketcase Freeman to distract from his excellent football plan. One more mid round draft pick means nothing to him, but a scapegoat...now that's gold!
October 3, 2013
9:25 am
Well, so much for the Tampa Bay Times... They've gone to paid subscribers commenting after years of being in that forum... Thanks, but no thanks. I'll take my "e" here. The Bucs are making a big mistake dumping Josh Freeman and keeping Schiano. Schiano dumped Winslow, Talib and Blount and they are all doing pretty well with other teams. I expect the same thing to happen with Freeman. The next ex-Buc QB to move on and find success elsewhere. Ray Perk... I mean Greg Schiano needs to go. e
October 3, 2013
8:50 am
here! here! Daniel.....EMBARRASSING!!!!!!!! How can the Glazers let this side show circus bonanza continue to embarass them...let alone the franchise, the fans, the players, the league.....stand up and be a man Glazer...do something about this mess!...in case you need a hint FIRE SCHIANO now!
October 3, 2013
8:46 am
Ok, I see where this is going. Remember the old Human Resources requirement to document any time a corrective action meeting is held and place the documentation in the employee's folder. There is a key word here folks and it's "conduct detrimental to the team". This is no longer about improving the employee, this is about 6 million dollars - the amount owed Freeman on his guaranteed contract. If the Bucs are not able to trade Freeman and they have to cut him, they would like to suspend Freeman without pay for conduct detrimental to the team. In order for them to do this and have it stand before the NFL front office and the NFLPA, they need to have ironclad documentation. Any time you want to peel the skin off the onion, just "follow the money"!
October 3, 2013
9:21 am
Agree completely macabee. Question for me is, is this an unattended consequence or ...deliberate exit strategy. One of you posters put the definition on insanity on the board about a week ago. EastEnd Boy and others..enough all ready. We know you want Schiano fired. Writing the same damn thing over and over is NOT going to give YOU and different Result!! Please stop it already and move on.
October 3, 2013
8:30 am
What is really sad here is you have to wonder if all this stuff "leaking" out of One Buc is siimply a way for the Bucs to eventually release Freeman and not owe him any money. If they can't trade him for any value do what Gruden did with Keshawn and just deactivate him and tell him to stay at home until the contract is up. This stinks of Buc's management being cheap and REAKS of Schiano being petty.
October 3, 2013
7:52 am
@danielandrews: me too. For me it´s clear that Buccaneers need to clean house and No. 1 thing to do is to get rid of the cancer ; which is without a single doubt and couldn´t be clearer: the person who acts to be a HC..- its a damn shame. And the media does it share by reporting all over Freeman, istead of putting all the blame where it belongs: Shiano. Multiple times we heard "..not all the blame goes on the QB".. surely its on the so called HC
October 3, 2013
7:37 am
Players get fined all the time for missing meetings, being late, and etc. Im sure he's not the only player to be finded this season by the team. But personally I feel Freeman is at fault for this. If you know people are out to get you why give them a reason. You kill them with kindness do everything the right way. But missing more meetings and doing things you know are against team rules... you get no sympathy from me
October 3, 2013
7:29 am
I'm so tired of this. For the first time in probably 2 decades, I'm completely embarrassed and on some level uninterested in the Bucs. And it has almost nothing to do with the product on the field.
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Lysacek was 18th on the WS list when 2012 GP was chosen; he was guaranteed one spot and was assigned to TEB as well as a SA host spot. He had no points from 2010-11, but he had 70% of his 2009-10 points, which included his Olympic gold, GPF gold, and one GP gold (since only two count per season), or 1680 points ([1200+800+400]*70%). He didn't need to use the "come-back" provision.
"'Is this new BMW-designed sled the ultimate sledding machine for Langdon and Holcomb?' Leigh Diffey asked before the pair cruised to victory. I dont know, but I know that sled is the ultimate Olympic Games product placement.." -- Jen Chaney
Could Alissa Czisny be hand-selected as one of the three US ladies at Skate America? She seems to have a lot of pull with NBC and Hamilton/Bezik. Two-time US champ. It would be great if Alissa could get herself 'back out there' before Sectionals and Nationals, assuming that she's still serious about her comeback. The bits that we saw of her new programs this season, prior to latest injury, are promising.
If recovered and able to compete, I think Alissa would not be a host pick for Skate America (if she's given the two guaranteed spots as a comeback skater). Hicks and Cesario are possible choices for the other two host picks at SA.
Training location also has an influence in invites to GP's. Imai & Marchei are Detroit based, so they're almost a given for SA. Lacoste, Leonova, Meite, and a Helgesson sister are possibilities. As for Asada, Kim, Kostner as the top 3 rep...I'm not sure. Does USFS go for the biggest name and to fill seats and pick Kim? Or do they hope for early season rust from Asada or Kostner to go up against Wagner? Then there's the 6-12place WC skaters guaranteed 2 spots. I'd go with Meite and any of Li/Sotnikova/Tuktamysheva.
Wagner, Gold, and Czisny are all guaranteed two spots. Wagner and Gold are seeded and can't compete against each other. The other US ladies with 1 spot are Gao, Nagasu, Zawadski, Miller, and Wang. Wang is staying junior internationally.
I could see the assignments being divided up as follows.
Wagner - SA, TEB
Gold - SC, NHK
Czisny - COC, Rostelecom
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Nagasu - NHK
Zawadski - Rostelecom
Miller - COC (if competing SR Internationally)
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Host picks are the first step in the selection process, and the hosts can pick any of their skaters they choose. The JSF has often picked two seeds for NHK even when the seeds were in the same bracket. So yes, USFS could pick both Wagner and Gold, although IMO they probably would not.
The top 3 seeds often get to choose where they would prefer to skate, and that is usually honored. But if a host has already picked two lower-tier seeds (e.g. Gold and Wagner), then a top 3 seed could not appear at that venue (only two seeds per host).
It's really a crapshoot where the non-seeds will skate. That depends entirely on the hosts.
Czisny could be a "come-back" skater and a host pick, unless USFS uses their and the Japanese Fed's stategy last year to maximize spots by getting Weir and Ando assigned elsewhere.
Wagner is a given, whether USFS decides based on top finisher at Worlds or National Champion (and, possibly, that skater's preference). Gold shouldn't be able to be chosen, being in the same 4-6 selection group, but that didn't stop the Japanese Fed from picking Takahashi and Hanyu last year, when both were in the 1-3 seeded group, leaving TEB with no one from that group, but with Joubert and Amodio both from the 4-5 group.
USFS could give Nagasu a break, because the ISU let the Feds ignore the provision that Top 24 SB skaters get a second GP (if possible) before those outside the Top 24 were recruited from the alternates list, but I wouldn't count on it, based on her performance at 2013 Nationals.
The Feds not only take geography into consideration -- there's a financial incentive there, since they pay airfare -- but they also seem to take coaches into consideration at times, assigning more than one of their skaters to the same event if they can, like Tuktamysheva and Gachinsky at Skate Canada and Abbott and Marchei at Skate America. Kozuka has been a popular choice at Skate America since Everett; perhaps SA will see Asada this year, although Kim might be a bigger draw.
"'Is this new BMW-designed sled the ultimate sledding machine for Langdon and Holcomb?' Leigh Diffey asked before the pair cruised to victory. I dont know, but I know that sled is the ultimate Olympic Games product placement.." -- Jen Chaney
Good point(s)! I shouldn't have said "can't", but rather shouldn't or likely won't be together. JSF may do the same this year with Asada/Kanako and Takahashi/Hanyu, and use host picks rather than pushing their 2 GP guaranteed skaters our to the other events.
Ah...it's the off season and fun to guess.
I didn't realize there was a two seed max per event.
Generally, each host picks one each from 1-3, 4-6, 7-9, abd 10-12. Since 1-6 are seeded, that means a max of two seeds for host picks.
Last season may have been the first time that a host chose two seeded skaters from the same group (1-3 vs. 4-6). Before that, it was still rare, but the Japanese Fed took two out of the 7-9 or 10-12 in the past, IIRC. It's generally not strategically sound to choose two seeds from the same country, even if sticking with the groups, if the goal is to max out GPF, because the hope is that the country's 4-6 skater will upset the 1-3 skater from somewhere else, but it didn't matter for Japan, whose Men earned four of six GPF spots, and I'm sure the fans at NHK appreciated seeing Takashi and teir newly minted World bronze medalist.
"'Is this new BMW-designed sled the ultimate sledding machine for Langdon and Holcomb?' Leigh Diffey asked before the pair cruised to victory. I dont know, but I know that sled is the ultimate Olympic Games product placement.." -- Jen Chaney
I'd like to see Alex Johnson get SkAm since he can't qualify for the GP any other way. I can imagine that the USFSA wants to show off their new National Champion on home soil, so that's Max. Really hoping the third spot doesn't get wasted on Lysacek again.
I have a feeling Gold will get Skate America and Wagner's team will be
"Puccini cries out for spirals, but really good ones." ~ Dick Button, 1998 Worlds
From recent Nina Mozer's interview:
http://www.team-russia2014.ru/article/figur/10424.htmlDo you know already in which Grand Prix events Volosozhar/Trankov will take part?
Yes, in two out of six (laughs). I can't still answer to this question, we've just submitted our request to ISU. I only can tell that for sure we won't compete at Moscow's event.
Surprising strategy. If they still prefer to stay in Europe, it means they will "take" Paris "from" Germans, as they have priority in their choice...
I thought this was based on Federation preference and selection order. I didn't realize the skaters submitted preferences to the ISU: I thought they submitted them to their Federations, which then negotiated with the other Feds. (Of course, if Russia doesn't choose them in the host picks, they have to be selected by other hosts.)
"'Is this new BMW-designed sled the ultimate sledding machine for Langdon and Holcomb?' Leigh Diffey asked before the pair cruised to victory. I dont know, but I know that sled is the ultimate Olympic Games product placement.." -- Jen Chaney
I can't see Chan wanting NHK. He is terrible with jet lag which rules out both Japan and China. France again for him?
I'm actually hoping that USFS will wait to decide on SA host pick. Every year at least one skater makes huge improvements in the summer and doesn't get a good senior assignment.
The ISU World Standings rankings have been updated for the new season (2010-11 season points removed and 2011-12 points reduced to 70%) as of May 2, 2013:
ETA: In pairs, Britney SIMPSON / Matthew BLACKMER USA moved to #24 because Takahashi/Tran were removed (they would have been #20 had they not split).
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A Very Bad Morning For LanceRe: A Very Bad Morning For LanceAssuming jazzcyclist is talking about Armstrong's oncologist, would privilege be negated if other parties hear the conversation?
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceThink Lance will get himself another Sports Illustrated cover next week?
How about he writes another book, called "It's Not About Me."
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Under the Federal code of evidence, also used by many states, there are many ways to lose the privilege. For example, Armstrong may simply have chosen not to invoke it because he thought the physician could help him. Or perhaps he waived it by voluntarily disclosing communications with his physician prior to the subpoena. Also, it doesn't apply to all communications between doctor and patient; only to those pertaining to diagnosis or treatment of a medical condition, and communications about performance enhancement might arguably not be considered as such. It is doubtful that communications in furtherance of a criminal conspiracy are privileged either, and perhaps the prosecutor was proceeding on that theory.
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Yes, that's the conversation that I'm talking about. His testimony contradicted the testimony of the Andreus. I wonder if he might face any repercussions for commiting perjury. I also wonder how Lance got him to go out on the limb for him like that.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceWhere is the evidence of perjury - he already stated a different version than she did; there is no new 'evidence' that says who is right about that conversation. External events (to that conversation) do not bear on the statement, just on the overall use of PEDs.
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I don't know what he said, but both EPO and anabolic steroids could be a legitimate treatment post-chemo.
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Just to inform you of the facts of the alleged event, this was a meeting that took place at the beginning of his treatments. Dr. Miller said that he did not hear Lance admit to past drug use. The Andreus state that he did confess and listed all of the PED's he admitted to. Betsy is adamant that the said doctor was not even present at the meeting in question and could not have offered testimony.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceAccording to WADA, there are gaps in the NBA's anti-doping program; who would've thought:
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Re: A Very Bad Morning For Lancehttp://www.cnn.com/2012/10/19/us/lance- ... ?hpt=hp_c1
"The latest bad news came Friday when Dutch bank Rabobank announced it would no longer sponsor professional cycling teams after the controversy that has engulfed Armstrong and the cycling profession. The bank, which has sponsored teams for the past 17 years, made it clear that its decision to end its sponsorships by the end of the year was to distance itself from the doping allegations." "It is with pain in our heart, but for the bank this is an inevitable decision," said Bert Bruggink, of Rabobank's managing board. "We are no longer convinced that the international professional world of cycling can make this a clean and fair sport. We are not confident that this will change for the better in the foreseeable future."
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I don't think there's ever been a positive PED test in the NBA. Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
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Doesn't exactly make it the "right" thing.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceAre you suggesting that Nike should not have dropped Armstrong?
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I'm saying the idea that any part of NIke dropping Armstrong was done in an attempt to do the "right" thing is absurd.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LancePhil Knight was in town this week. I wonder if he dropped the news to Lance personally.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceI just heard on CNN that USADA's actions will cost Lance $200 million in endorsement income. I had assumed that his monetary losses would at least be in the eight-figure range, but I had no idea that it would get into nine figures. That's a lot of incentive to dig in and refuse to do a mea culpa like all his former teammates are doing. I wonder how much cooperation the Feds and USADA wonder have gotten if all their potential witnesses had that much money riding on the line.
Also, I'm amazed at the distinguished list of dead-enders out their who seem to be defending Lance to the bitter end. Is it plausible in 2012 that folks as close to the sport as Bob Roll, Phil Liggett and Miguel Indurain sincerely believe Armstrong when he says that he never used illegal PED's during his cycling career?
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Also, I would bet that his legal fees over the last few years, and now with this, have to be approaching $100 million as well. He has teams of lawyers, and they are high-rent lawyers too. They don't come cheap. I see bankruptcy in his future. Legal fees like that with no further income coming in??? He better have invested well.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceAnd now WADA is considering changing its statute of limitations specifically to get Armstrong.
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/739071.shtml The last quote is comical. They say they don't want technicalities to prevent them from pursuing past drug cheats, but technicalities is precisely the reason given when it came to the East Germans. "No can do. It's too late. We can violate the sacred statue of limitations." USADA and WADA are about as credible as the NCAA IMO.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceStatute of limitations is NOT a technicality.
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I used the word technicality because that's the word the WADA president used to describe statute of limitations, or to be more precise he used the phrase "technical woes". Semantic aside, do you get my point?
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He sold his ranch house for $12M last year... http://www.luxist.com/2009/01/11/lance- ... f-the-day/ and his other house in town is no longer listed under his name. Looks like he was holding out until he got his money sheltered away from potential judgments.
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Yeah, I'm fine with your point; I meant that as a criticism of the WADA president.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For Lancehttp://www.cyclingnews.com/news/prudhom ... ut-winners
Someone wants their prize money back. First in a long line of people who are likely to stand in line waiting for payment.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceIs UCI shooting itself in the foot with the decision on Lance today? Demanding back prize money from all his tour wins. The first in 1999. They made no mention of Bjarn Riis, who admitted doping during his victory in 1997. This news was known well more than 2 years ago I believe. Or are they going to state the Statute of Limitations expired on him, but does not count for Lance due to fraud? Cycling entering a state of disarray.
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Do I sense that you are beginning to see the point some of us have made that LA is being singled out ?
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Believe it or not, I've always gotten your point, and I do believe a little bit of it. But, I think people are overstating him being singled out. But, I think it is also simply part of the circumstances. Some created by Lance himself as part of his methodology for fighting all the charges over the years. He successfully created a belief amongst many sports fans that he was being singled out. Maybe it is simply the territory for having the biggest success on the biggest stage of likely the dirtiest sport around. Maybe it is also because he has gone to greater lengths than any others who have been caught. My biggest beef with Lance Armstrong is not that he doped, but that he went to great lengths to try and destroy others lives, careers, and credibility along the way. There are also rumors now that he may have been involved in fixing a race for bonus money [YES I SAID RUMOR - MAY NOT BE TRUE]. Most cyclists have never gone to these levels to perpetuate a lie. But, on the flip side, maybe none have ever been quite in a position like this to have to do so. I simply wanted the truth to come out. If in 20 years, cycling decides that, "screw it, we had a bad era and we want to list the champions who actually won the race, doping or not, I am fine with that. I am fine with him keeping his titles if the UCI agreed to do so. But, put Landis back as champion, and Contador's 2010 as well. I do find it a bit comical how the powers that be are advertising "the most sophisticated doping regimen in history". There is no way they can possibly know this. So, in a sense, when I see statements like this, or when I see Bjarn Riis get off while Lance is made to pay, I definitely see some hypocrisy. But I still think Lance has earned everything he has coming to him in a big way. But, haven't they all. A sad time for cycling. And here comes some more . . http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/20029617 Last edited by odelltrclan on Mon Oct 22, 2012 10:31 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceEveryone will be asking for their money back, and to keep it he will end up having to fork it over to the lawyers instead. Why I think he will be headed for a new Chapter in his life, so to speak.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LanceWhat a shitstorm for Lance. Has it reached maybe a Category 3 (on the shitstorm scale, not the cycling hill-climb scale)? Will it reach Category 5?
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I assume you mean Chapter 7. That wouldn't surprise me at all.
Re: A Very Bad Morning For LancePhil Liggett says he's devasted.
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Of course he was singled out, much in the same way that Victor Conte was. I'm happy to see that unlike regular drug-war law enforcement, where the mastermind criminals are allowed to plea-bargain their way out of things while their minions on the street draw harsh sentences, that USADA is actually making a habit out of going straight for the head, rather than just picking off low-hanging fruit. Wouldn't you say that nailing Armstrong will do more to clean up cycling than any 10 (100?) other busts combined? Indeed, perhaps even have a chilling effect on other sports and abuse, now that they know there's a proverbial new sherrif in town?
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X-POSITION: Jason Aaron
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PRESS RELEASE: Marvel previews "Weapon X: First Class"
PRESS RELEASE: "Wolverine: Origins" #28 sells out, second print variant cover announced
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PRESS RELEASE: "Wolverine: Roar" Gets Second Printing
PRESS RELEASE: Warren Ellis' "Astonishing X-Men: Ghost Boxes" preview art released
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FAN EXPO: Sumerak and Seeley on "Weapon X: First Class"
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Marvel Comics On Sale August 27th, 2008
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PRESS RELEASE: "Wolverine" continues to sell out, head back for reprints
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PRESS RELEASE: "Wolverine" #66 sells out, variant second printing announced
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Marvel Comics On Sale June 18th, 2008
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Spurrier talks "Wolverine: Dangerous Game"
In the June one-Shot "Wolverine: Dangerous Game," Logan shows a fox hunting party of brutal, blood thirsty British aristocrats how it really feels to be stalked. CBR News spoke with writer Simon Spurrier about the book.
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel's "Wolverine"/"1985"/"Fantastic Four" crossover schedule released
X-POSITION: Daniel Way
In this week's X-POSITION, "Wolverine: Origins" writer Daniel Way answers your questions about his new "Deadpool" ongoing series, the end of "Origins," and mentions a green goliath. Plus, we have exclusive art from "Wolverine: Origins" #26.
X-POSITION: Aaron's on the Warpath with Wolverine
Fresh off his "Get Mystique" arc, writer Jason Aaron stops by X-POSITION to discuss future "Wolverine" stories, as well as his contribution to "X-Force Special: Ain't No Dog," for which we have exclusive artwork.
PRESS RELEASE: Michael Turner variant cover for "Wolverine" #66
CBR EXCLUSIVE: "Wolverine" #66, Michael Turner Variant
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at Michael Turner's variant cover of "Wolverine" #66. On sale June 11, the eight-part arc marks the first reunion of artist Steve McNiven with writer Mark Millar since "Civil War."
Marvel Comics On Sale May 14th, 2008
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at 22 new comics on sale next week including "Genext" #1, "Guardians of the Galaxy" #1, "Wolverine" #6, "X-Men: Legacy" #211 and more.
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