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Old 07-20-06, 01:18 AM
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Eddy Mazzoleni and digging deeper into the whole doping thing..

Eddy Mazzoleni has been driving the pace for T mobile up the climbs in the Alps the past few days. And doing a very impressive job of it. But Did you know...

In 2004 he was suspended because he and some other Italian riders were talking on the phone with a doctor known in the peleton as "ali the chemist". Transcripts of some of the the calls led authorities to uncover a supply network of blood transfusion equipment/bags etc.. Mazzoleni was quoted as saying "I did 4,000 units for Sunday subcutaneously... and I'm racing Saturday... For Saturday, are there any problems?"

So He was banging 4000iu's in 6 days prior to a race, synthetic Epo can be detected about 3-4 days after its use, so he would have been fine, but here's where things get interesting. He was also talking about trying to get some more drugs into the country, through england or spain and mentioned that his girlfriend might be able to help....

His Girlfriend was Ivan Basso's sister, and she is now his wife. Small world eh?

Juicy tidbit: He was Cunego's roomate the year Cunego won the Giro
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I'd like to see a giant flowchart of all these relations.
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Originally Posted by chinitonorte
I'd like to see a giant flowchart of all these relations.
I'll bet smoothie has one and that it would more like a spider's web than a flow chart. Given the information that he has posted I surprised that he has not published it somewhere. It is a giant mess. By the way I saw Hamilton at a crit in Ft Collins CO and he was there for a MS benefit. I really want to go over to him and whisper, "Just between you and I, did you really do it?" I used to like the guy. Ironically my mother had MS for 27 years and I appreciated his work in battling the diease, but I don't think my mother would have wanted a cheater working for her.
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Hahaha, I remember that.
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Wasn't Kloden also 'poorly' during the tour de swisse, making him 'unable' to take part?
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Hey Mr. Euro you just witnessed AMERICAN guts and determination. Of the same type that saved your lames A$$es from the nazi's in WWII. My grandfather lost an eye in france several months after he landed in Normandy. He always thought that it would have been alot easier if America waited for Hitler to attempt to land over here. he said it would saved alot of energy...I agree that and the fact that I wouldn't have to listen to mouthy Euros such as yourself.
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Originally Posted by paednoch
Hey Mr. Euro you just witnessed AMERICAN guts and determination. Of the same type that saved your lames A$$es from the nazi's in WWII. My grandfather lost an eye in france several months after he landed in Normandy. He always thought that it would have been alot easier if America waited for Hitler to attempt to land over here. he said it would saved alot of energy...I agree that and the fact that I wouldn't have to listen to mouthy Euros such as yourself.
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Originally Posted by paednoch
Hey Mr. Euro you just witnessed AMERICAN guts and determination. Of the same type that saved your lames A$$es from the nazi's in WWII. My grandfather lost an eye in france several months after he landed in Normandy.
That was rather careless. Did he ever find it again?

He always thought that it would have been alot easier if America waited for Hitler to attempt to land over here. he said it would saved alot of energy...I agree that and the fact that I wouldn't have to listen to mouthy Euros such as yourself.
Grandad must have been a tactical genius. Was he a General?
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He always thought that it would have been alot easier if America waited for Hitler to attempt to land over here. he said it would saved alot of energy...I agree that and the fact that I wouldn't have to listen to mouthy Euros such as yourself.
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Grandad must have been a tactical genius. Was he a General?
No, over here we call our "tactical geniuses' Mr. President.
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He always thought that it would have been alot easier if America waited for Hitler to attempt to land over here. he said it would saved alot of energy...I agree that and the fact that I wouldn't have to listen to mouthy Euros such as yourself.
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Grandad must have been a tactical genius. Was he a General?
No, over here we call our "tactical geniuses" Mr. President.
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