thumbnail Hello,  The retired champion cyclist has claimed to
know of successful players within football who have used
performance-enhancing drugs and says the two sports are treated
differently  Oscar Pereiro, winner of the 2006 Tour de France,
claims to know of footballers who have doped that are "idolised"
by the general public, following Lance Armstrong's admission
that he used performance-enhancing drugs.  The 35-year-old
Spaniard was awarded the yellow jersey retrospectively after the
original victor, Floyd Landis, was disqualified for failing a
drugs test.  He then went on to join Segunda Division B football
team Coruxo after his retirement from cycling in 2010. Lying
Lance:'s Peter Staunton believes the sport must learn from
cycling and confess  "There was a player who had transfusions to
improve their performance and is idolised today," the 35-year-
old told Cadena Cope. "There was a player who used a growth
hormone and is idolised today.  "If we give the same treatment
to cyclists and to those in oth