cool!the amount of questionable activity and doubts about Farah's rise to success will forever tarnish his career. He's an asterisk in the minds of many, like Daniel Komen, El G, east germans etc.If he is indeed doping, and I say that because he has never been caught and innocent until proven guilty seems fair, it will come with the cost of heavy suspicion by the T&F community...which might be more painful to handle for him than having a guilty conviction.if everyone doubts you, then your world gets very small. at least Lance Armstrong now has that heavy burden of guilt off his chest. (maybe it truly didn't bother him though, he seems kind of like a pathological, sociopath liar)
Ben L Wrong wrote:
https://sport.sfr.fr/athletisme/mondiaux/en-video-bosse-je-ne-suis-pas-fan-de-mo-farah.html#"...Asked about Mo Farah, Olympic champion of the 5,000 and 10,000m, Pierre-Ambroise Bosse recognized that he was "not a fan" on the show "Private Meeting" on Wednesday night on SFR Sport 2. " Athlete has never convinced me. I have doubts, "said the 800m French specialist on the British athlete suspected of doping..."
What did he say in the video? In one part they mentioned something about Alberto Salazar. Better translation will be welcomed.