Good riddance Lance Armstrong, you're a monster

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   PhilH12:00am Tuesday 29th January 2013 ESTReport Abuse

   While I don't condone what Armstrong did,I can understand why he continued to deny it and still carry on racing.To not race after being suspected of cheating would be an admission of guilt.He obviously thought "in for a penny in fpr a pound".and just blustered his way through.I bet he was probably amazed that he got a way with it for so long, thendeluded himself into believing that he was allowed to do what he did to win those races.What a bunch of whimps those people in charge of the sport are Any sport that has had the number of suspected doping cases over the length of time that the Tour de France has been raced and not got on top of it ,deserves the notorioty it has got.I too like alot of sports fans feel deeply disappointed about the demise of Armstrong.I held to the belief that the sport would not let him get away with cheating over so long a period...oh how wrong I was...I feel for those who knew otherwise and tried to speak out and got slammed not only by Armstrong but also the officials responsible for the sport..

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   03:19pm Monday 28th January 2013 ESTReport Abuse

   Like Man in the Stand, it was not the doping or the deception that concerned me as much as the almost rabid attempts to sue anyonewho dared to question his actions. He was and still is a very devious and dangerous man.

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   Hangman04:21pm Saturday 26th January 2013 ESTReport Abuse

   Man in the. Stand you are an idiot you sit with your laptop ready to condemn anyone what have you done with your miserable life,how easy to tear anyone apart,did Armstrong hurt you,no you are a motor mouth.

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   Theresia kylie hinemoa10:46am Saturday 26th January 2013 ESTReport Abuse

   I have been following this sport for quite sometime i have to agree with the majority Lance what you have done is a disgrace to your family fans and to the other pro riders whom honestly take there sport serious.But i dont think all is lost on the other hand you have also done alot outside the sport you provided hope when for some all was lost and before you all think im mad or insane.look to our movie stars musicians and other high profile people in this world and most of these do drugs are bully's and seem to buy there way out, the musicians whom have spent time in jail ie Michael Jackson, Elvis Jim Morrison to name a few yet the public still buy there albums this is not a justification for what lance has done just pointing out on one hand we admire druggies and criminals when it suits and on another we banish go beyond the sport and compare apples with apples.I am certainly not a Armstrong fan just pointing out facts with a different view.

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   Neil10:58am Monday 21st January 2013 ESTReport Abuse

   the biggest disgrace is that so many muppets got conned and believed in armstrong. presumably they also believe in the tooth fairy? maybe even santa? oprah's 'interview' was a snow job ... she knew what she was getting when the cheque was written for the druggie. anyone thinking that is ground breaking needs an uppercut

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