He basically comments that a lot of accusations come from jealous athletes.
People that run crappy or people making excuses for not being as good.
But comments come from fans who are not even competing. That's not jealousy.
Fans see a continuous pattern of athletes that do well in all events and sports and a good portion of them eventually turn up with a positive test.
Even more damning are the athletes that never turn up positive but you find out they were able to beat the system like Lance Armstrong and Marion Jones.
You just take the logical conclusion that if someone is a top performing athlete, then there is a high likelyhood that they are using some sort of PED, and very well may know how to beat testing.
So if Salazar has athletes often performing at a high level, it's only natural to assume something is up.
Personally, I don't call him out because I don't know, but I won't defend him as clean, either.
My former college coach, John Cook, has athletes doing pretty well.
I trained with him for 8 years, collegiately and post-collegiately. I didn't see him do anything suspect then and feel he likely doesn't now.
But I understand when people do think he may be involved in this stuff.
Accusations come with the territory of winning major medals.
People will talk. That's life.
I love that this message board let's people talk.
I hate the deletions and censorship.