Winning At All Costs . . . . . . A Good Strategy?

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Late last week, Lance Armstrong, the winner of seven consecutive titles (1999-2005) of the world's most grueling bike race - The Tour de France, finally confessed to something many people had suspected for years - The use of performance enhancing steroids during most of his storied career, to get an edge over his competitors.

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  • DUDE13년 이하
    DUDE THAT IS TOTALLY WRONG,DUDE YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE CHEATED
    • Bookworm13년 이하
      I can't believe it! Do you know how many people look up to him and say "Mom, someday I want to like Lance." Now people are going to say "Isn't he the guy who cheated and totally ruin kid's dreams?" SHAME ON HIM!!!
      • DUDE13년 이하
        He shouldn't have cheated DUDE,that is just WRONG!
        • yusuf 13년 이하
          hey nicole i see that u did a comment CONGRAT
          • popstar134
            popstar13413년 이하
            I can't believe it, he was even in an episode of Arthur, ( My friend looked up to him ) shame apon thee, Lance, shame apon thee.... :(
            • cahill74
              cahill7413년 이하
              i loved watching arthur, i bet they removed the video after this happened
              • borntoplay
                borntoplay13년 이하
                I know, that was one of my favorite episodes!
                • popstar134
                  popstar13413년 이하
                  I'm really glad Dogo trusts us enough to write things like this..THANKS DOGO FOR SHOWING US THE REAL WORLD !! :D
                • cahill74
                  cahill7413년 이하
                  i also think the coach should be fired and banned, and they should choose more honest, truthful coaches in the future
                  • cahill74
                    cahill7413년 이하
                    i think it is better to work hard than to cheat by using steroids. even the coach knew, so it isn't entirely his fault. it may have been peer pressure, i really wonder why people do this, i mean why would you win like seven titles or gold medals and then get them taken away from you. your whole career and reputation is ruined. lance armstrong used to be many people's role role models, now i am very disappointed and ashamed :( But, at least he admitted it and came clean there are many athletes you us steroids, and i hope one day they will become clean too and became truthful, honest people who don't try to aggrandize their reputation, career, and mostly who they are, their identity
                    • isis
                      isis13년 이하
                      I agree with Mrs. Barbeau - tufts (nice name:) ) and soccer star. It's so sad, thinking of all those people who looked at him as their role model, but what a bad role model he actually is. What type of role model 'encourages' their followers to take drugs? They're bad for you, and they're not a motivator. Like it says in the article, since when has sports been only about winning? What about sportsmanship, and just the satisfaction of having done the race?
                      • lin54
                        Mrs. Barbeau-tufts13년 이하
                        I think professional sports is uniquely based on fame and money. I was not surprised to hear Lance Armstrong's confession. It is too bad that he felt he needed to cheat to show his talent.
                        • soccer star13년 이하
                          wow so many people looked up to him and then they figured out he was using drugs!! that is sad

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