Originally Posted by Cat4Lifer

Oh, so one can dope, pressure his teammates to dope, win, call accusers lunatics, get caught, then
after getting busted by the police admit to doping, and then after all that become the poster-boy for
the anti-doping crowd, exactly as Millar has done? Good news Lance: just admit you doped, and you
too can be a leader in the fight against doping in cycling.

Yeah right. He did what all those other disgraced riders did (in terms of "cheating"); the reason he's
catching this much hell is because he's a giant ass that so many want to ****. That's why talks of his
possible admission results in scoffs. Others, more likable dopers, can cheat and spill details on others
to get an amazingly easy 6 month off season suspension and they are "heroes," or are well received by fans, or
at least not insulted, but not Lance. Nope, he's "arrogant" for being interviewed. No **** he's arrogant,
but he's always been so.