Oscar Pereiro, winner of the 2006 Tour de France, claims to know of footballers who have doped that

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"There was a player who had transfusions to improve their performance and is idolized today," the 35-year-old told Cadena hilton garden inn syracuse ny Cope . "There was a player who used a growth hormone and is idolized today. "If we give the same treatment to cyclists and to those in other sports, one is doped up to their eyeballs and the other is someone who works for their club. "It's not about defending cycling and throwing s**t at other sports, but I wish you [the media] would give the same treatment to other sports when you recognize certain things. "Every age is regulated by certain rules. At the time, Armstrong raced under UCI [Union Cycliste Internationale] rules. "The day I'm paid 1 million euros, like many have been paid, I'll say yes or no [about whether I've doped or not]."