Predict date of Lance confession

The 1st of Never

I'm going with never too.

right.......... NOW

wetwetre wrote:

I think he's lied so many times, he's starting to believe the lie.

He didn't build that!

f*** all you lance haters........jealousy is an ugly thing

I think a guy missing one nut should at least be allowed to level the playing field.

One day after the statute of limitations has passed for his perjured testimony.

This is a witch hunt. Lance will never confess. He will take his honesty to the gallows with him, just like John Proctor!

The confession is coming tonight. UCI set to respond to the USADA RD on Monday; Livestrong 15th Anniversary gala tonight. As in the linked blog, LA will probably 1) admit to using PEDs; 2) claim he was just doing what everyone else was; 3) apologize to his fans; and 4) say that we should leave the past in the past because he's got work to do fighting cancer.

I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV, but...

No court is likely to go after him for perjury, even if he had a slew of positive tests (think the tainted toothpaste excuse). It's too difficult to win with very little reward, even if they were to win.

I think if UCI comes up with an Amnesty clause for those who admit to doping he MIGHT confess (if it's favorable to him)...otherwise, I'm going to go with NEVER.

he's squirming

Mr. Obvious wrote:

I predict tomorrow 10/19/12. Releases a statement sometime in the afternoon. I don't know if it will happen then but it is my best guess. One of the first rules of PR is try to release bad news on Friday afternoon.

I predict that it'll happen either within 24 hours after Hell freezes over or simultaneously with the collapse of the sun into a black hole, whichever comes first.

justaguess wrote:

About when Barry Bonds and Roger Clements confess.

The difference was that Roger Clemens did drugs and lied, Bonds did them unknowningly and Lance did them to survive cancer.

Zat0pek wrote:

the collapse of the sun into a black hole, whichever comes first.

That isn't going to happen, so you're going with never?

monday, 10/22/12, after uci makes their statement about the usada report

I'm not going to wade through all the answers posted before, but I hope what I'm posting has been posted already because it's really obvious. There's little chance he'll come clean any time soon, not with all the potential civil liability he would face from sponsors with an admission of guilt on his part.

Not any time soon it would seem.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&hl=en&client=mv-google&v=go-gPUZJJ_E&feature=youtu.be&nomobile=1

not a lawyer wrote:

...it's really obvious. There's little chance he'll come clean any time soon, not with all the potential civil liability he would face...

Exactly.

He will continue to skirt around the issue for years, saying he's "moved on" and "looking to the future, not the past" etc etc.

At some point in the future he might concede that "mistakes were made" or that he competed in cycling during a "a murky, difficult period".

Although the statute of limitations has passed for his perjury in the SCA case, there is the Floyd Landis whistleblower suit which is still pending. Plus, as has been mentioned, there is potential suits from sponsors.

Of course his refusal to admit anything doesn't protect from any of this, but it does make the task a bit harder for the plaintiff.

Basically though he's condemned to living the next decade or so like OJ Simpson -- as his lawyers have probably advised him that he should NEVER, EVER admit to having doped.

So Armstrong has to decide whether to tell the truth and be fleeced in court, or continue to live a lie and keep his millions.