Other journalists do have access - As said before, Sky are opening up and learning from their previous mistakes, possibly made on the advice of their experienced cycling management who have now gone........
BBC have access for one, I suppose Matt Slater is in on the conspiracy too? i can see it now - News International have their tentacles into the BBC too headline shocker.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/21331484
I can actually be in Limerick that night so will ask David Walsh on your behalf if he is colluding with team Sky if you want. And on Kimmage's tweet, that could be aimed at the ineptitude of the UCI as well as Sky. If the two of them aren't seeing eye to eye it could be interesting. Note Kimmage also tweets Wiggo is completely 'anti-doping' - so if Sky are at it, does that mean they are doping him without his knowledge? Pretty far-fetched in my view.
Looking at Kimmage's tweets, Roger Palfreeman is a name I haven't heard before - but it seems he is on the UK anti-doping TUE committee and an advisor to UKAD, also worked with Rapha Condor, recently left BC but the media weren't advised, so that makes it wrong.
Seems everyone linked with BC who has any knowledge of performance has the monkey on their back now.



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