Lance Armstrong refuses to fall from seven French Tour Shirts from the office and claims: “The truth will be said”

The disgraceful cyclist Lens Armstrong believes that he returned to him a seven -day Tour Shirt.

The 53 -year -old admitted that he still hangs in his office for all seven yellow shirts – donated in the terrible cycling race – and explicitly told any competitors that they “come and claim”.

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Armstrong had the story of the final return and recovered from testicular cancer to gain every year between 1998 and 2005 on the French tour.

He retired from cycling in 2005 but returned in 2009 and competed for another three years.

However, doping’s allegations of winning the 1999 Tour have disrupted him. Finally, whistles and research showed that he is the main leader in the “most advanced drug cheating program in the history of sports”.

Armstrong was eventually deprived of these seven titles and confessed in an interview now infamous Opera Winfrey.

Recently, he joined Steve-O on his wild ride! Podcasting and said he believes that history will continue to edit his story.

Asked if he never returned in 2009, he never came out, “History is not stupid, history always tells the truth. All you have to do is wait for me to sit here and say” If I never back … “

“I think history is facing everyone. It was difficult for me in the short term. The date of my story edited my story.

“The version that was edited at the time was that he didn’t win any tours,” he said.

“Here you have an event like a beautiful, symbolic and historical tour – it must have a winner,” he said.

“The date does not stop and does not stop the edition. This editing will continue and finally it is true,” he said.

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“What is really important is that I do not give it as *** what books in history now say and as *** what is written.

“What I care about in the trenches – my teammates and the people who were beaten, the people I wanted to beat them, and the people who refused to hug them,” he said.

“If you ask them what’s going on, they will tell you what’s going on.

“I may have been lost and dead for a long time, but the date never stops editing.”

Armstrong went on to admit that all seven of these shirts are still hanging in his office and his refusal to come down.

“You didn’t park in my office, but if you do and get inside, you will see seven yellow shirts hanging on the wall. No one has come to claim them,” he told Steve.

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“I line up the line for seven years with 200 sons and one of those dear ones did not go to my office and said,” Give me that Jersey. “

“If they wanted to be in my office and claim for one of them they could have it.”