Armstrong's back

[Fabobiker]

Hi Marco,
where did you get this news from?

[-Adam-]

[quote="Sean Hogan - 何祥"]How well will he do I wonder? TdF in 2009?

[neilb]

They just announced it on Radio FiveLive too as a breaking news item during the tennis...

Cheers

Neil

[Will]

And they announced it on Radio 4 earlier so it must be true

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_s ... 605378.stm

[Jon H]

Not true according to Cyclingnews.com

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id= ... sep09news2

[Grahame]

So will he, won't he?

Will he enjoy the "benefits" of no out of competition tests since retiring?

Won't he look stupid if he gets caught this time?

[Dombo]

Excellent news if true as I am a huge fan . Le Tour has been dull without Big Tex.

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

Bring back Cippo

[-Adam-]

[quote="Dombo"]Excellent news if true as I am a huge fan . Le Tour has been dull without Big Tex.

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

Better still, Big Mig They were riveting

[-Adam-]

Subdued!?

Enter Carlos Sastre and the most impressive ride up Alpe'd'Huez for years... And he probably even did it clean!

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

Andy Schleck for me was more impressive than Sastre

[-Adam-]

[quote="mrP(Boonen)VT"]Andy Schleck for me was more impressive than Sastre

[Will]

[quote="marco"]i dont think big migs kidneys will take any more, he's rumured to be not in the best of health

[Elliot M]

My money's on Armstrong carefully orchestrating for positive PR, playing nice, acting as super-domestique, going for a stage win on the anniversary of 10/02 (?) or something, but ultimately playing patron handing over the reins to Contador or whoever. He doesn't really need to win, and you can bet he will be clean as the driven snow; there will be nothing to find and doubters won't be listened to after that.