Robert Millar interview

You don't see many of these. From the ever-entertaining Washing Machine Post...

http://www.ileach.co.uk/post/bob/index2.html

Thanks for posting that link.

Good uphill, a vegetarian, and Pantani admirer - I always related to Millar.

Can't believe he hasn't discovered Islay malts though :O

PS. Whatever happened to that rumour he's now Roberta Millar?

^Neither confirmed or denied. Answered the door with pigtails and what appeared to be breasts. He was/is an........eccentric chap.
Fair play. Each to their own and all that
I read in search of Robert Millar recently, good read it was too, recommended. Im after 'A Peipers Tale' If any one fancies a swap.:)

^ There is absolutely NO evidence that anything like what you suggest above. I am surprised that anyone who has read the book would let that stand.

i'm a few chapters into the book, good read so far

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsjWOiBtQTc

Robert on the attack.

^ There is absolutely NO evidence that anything like what you suggest above. I am surprised that anyone who has read the book would let that stand.

I was referring to reports in a Scottish paper.

In the last paragraph the sex change rumour is mentioned. Dont get me wrong Im a fan of Millar. I couldn't care less if he wants to dress up in a flowery dress and have his balls stamped on with high heels.He was a shit hot climber the best my country has ever produced:0)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/05/30/sobren30.xml&page=2

well, i mean, there's sex-change/transvestite rumours about most cyclists, aren't there?

^Neither confirmed or denied. Answered the door with pigtails and what appeared to be breasts. He was/is an........eccentric chap.
Fair play. Each to their own and all that
I read in search of Robert Millar recently, good read it was too, recommended. Im after 'A Peipers Tale' If any one fancies a swap.:)

There's an extract from Alan Peiper's book on The Washing Machine Post site.
http://www.thewashingmachinepost.net/
Click on 'Robert Millar' and look for 'A Peiper's Tale'