New Cipher for TLS1.x Padding Vulnerability

I'm struggling to follow F5s logic in the referenced article. TLSv1.x is still available in the cipher string they recommend

tmm --clientciphers '!SSLv3:RC4-SHA'
     ID SUITE                          BITS  PROT  METHOD CIPHER MAC    KEYX
 0:   5 RC4-SHA                         128  TLS1  Native RC4    SHA    RSA   
 1:   5 RC4-SHA                         128  TLS1.2  Native RC4    SHA    RSA 

If you take your original string you have this list of supported ciphers

 tmm --clientciphers '!SSLv3:!SSLv2:ALL:!DH:!ADH:!EDH:!MD5:!EXPORT:!DES:@SPEED'
     ID SUITE                          BITS  PROT  METHOD CIPHER MAC    KEYX
 0:   5 RC4-SHA                         128  TLS1  Native RC4    SHA    RSA   
 1:   5 RC4-SHA                         128  TLS1.2  Native RC4    SHA    RSA   
 2:  47 AES128-SHA                      128  TLS1  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 3:  47 AES128-SHA                      128  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 4:  47 AES128-SHA                      128  DTLS1  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 5:  53 AES256-SHA                      256  TLS1  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 6:  53 AES256-SHA                      256  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 7:  53 AES256-SHA                      256  DTLS1  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 8:  10 DES-CBC3-SHA                    192  TLS1  Native DES    SHA    RSA   
 9:  10 DES-CBC3-SHA                    192  TLS1.2  Native DES    SHA    RSA   
10:  10 DES-CBC3-SHA                    192  DTLS1  Native DES    SHA    RSA   
11:  60 AES128-SHA256                   128  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA256 RSA   
12:  61 AES256-SHA256                   256  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA256 RSA  

So if you just simply add :!TLSv1 to your existing cipher string you get the following set of supported ciphers minus the TLSv1.x that is subject to the CVE article.

tmm --clientciphers '!SSLv3:!SSLv2:ALL:!DH:!ADH:!EDH:!MD5:!EXPORT:!DES:@SPEED:!TLSv1'
     ID SUITE                          BITS  PROT  METHOD CIPHER MAC    KEYX
 0:   5 RC4-SHA                         128  TLS1.2  Native RC4    SHA    RSA   
 1:  47 AES128-SHA                      128  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 2:  47 AES128-SHA                      128  DTLS1  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 3:  53 AES256-SHA                      256  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 4:  53 AES256-SHA                      256  DTLS1  Native AES    SHA    RSA   
 5:  10 DES-CBC3-SHA                    192  TLS1.2  Native DES    SHA    RSA   
 6:  10 DES-CBC3-SHA                    192  DTLS1  Native DES    SHA    RSA   
 7:  60 AES128-SHA256                   128  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA256 RSA   
 8:  61 AES256-SHA256                   256  TLS1.2  Native AES    SHA256 RSA   

Or am I missing something here ?