Lance Armstrong

[Flashback007]

He did it. His six Tour de France. Without any competion of Ullrich, Mayo and Hamilton, he could easily make a gap to the new men Basso, Kloden and afcourse Voeckler. He did suffer cancer, but he survived and has one every Tour de France since he joined in 1999 again. I think he is a very very good sportman and human. But what do you think? Let me hear

[Flying Mullet]

I think it's very impressive what he's done. I really admire him because if I ever ride my bike for more than 5-10 miles my crotch always gets numb and I hate that feeling.

[nik0tine]

yeah what he has done is pretty awesome. im not all in to the tour de france but its good to see a success story like this.

[escobert]

He's one crazy cracker

[The Captain]

It's a pity that Armstrong's achievement is always paled in comparison here in America because cycling is considered a "fringe" sport.

I must admit, I don't really follow cycling that much but from all view points, the Tour is among the toughest and most grueling sprots activities in the world. For Armstrong to win the tour 6 years in a row after beating cancer and winning many of them so convincingly, yet to be told his accomplishments aren't as good as a basketball or football player, who play team sports and don't travel 2000 miles on their own legs uphill, shows how misinformed much of the sports world can be.

I honestly think that Armstrong is one of the greatest athletes of all time, and deserves so much more credit than he gets.

Take care all.

[Kirobaito]

There's no doubt in my mind that he's the best athlete in the world. If I ride my bike for more than 5-10 feet my crotch gets numb. It's really great. And this year was especially hard because they changed the race to try to keep him from winning, and with the French media trying to catch him doping and stuff. He doesn't dope or cheat. He's a Texan, after all.

[-N-]

Yeah, all that stuff about him taking steroids is a load of crap. Prednisone is frickin' prescribed anyways. I had to take it at one point. For god's sake, the man had cancer. You think his immune system could take him doping?

[Big D]

That man is both a legend and an inspiration.[q=The Captain]It's a pity that Armstrong's achievement is always paled in comparison here in America because cycling is considered a "fringe" sport.
[/q]Don't worry, the international media gives him the coverage he deserves.

[Del Murder]

He is quite good at what he does, and his story is very heroic and inspirational, but I think best athlete in the world is a little much. Still, his acievements are very considerable.

[Yamaneko]

He's one of the best athletes, I think.

[Flashback007]

He is quite good at what he does, and his story is very heroic and inspirational, but I think best athlete in the world is a little much. Still, his acievements are very considerable.

Why are they very considerable??? Do you think he is using some kind of stimulating medicin like EPO or what??? Do you really think that a man how suffer from cancer can take a drug, only medicin to prevent the return of cancer.

I am sorry if I sound a little angry, but sometimes I am cause. Armstrong is one of the two sportman I think is the best ever lived. And I then get carried away in my exicment. Again, sorry. But this is my opinion

[Breine]

Yes, it's impressive... But I suspect he's on drugs.

[Del Murder]

Uh, 'considerable' means 'quite an accomplishment'. It's not something bad.

[escobert]

Yes, it's impressive... But I suspect he's on drugs.

and why would you say this?

[Breine]

The man has won Tour de France 6 times in a row... It's damn near impossible unless you're on some kind of drug...