The difference between me and you is I think Mo is likely to be doping because of this. CO the 400m runner I also think doped - 3 tests come on!
Despite overwhelming evidence you still believe that Kenyan athletics is clean. At least ours have tests to dodge[/quote]
Nah! We're nabbing cheats and you're not. Your "tests" are nothing but window dressing.[/quote]
The why are our runners not running 3:26 for 1500m like Kiprop? Our runners have gone backwards as there is no point in running 3:30 as you won't win anything
The exception is Farah. Well he missed one test and 2 more and he'd have been banned. Luckily he spent most of his time hiding out in Kenya where he knew he wouldn't be tested. Then when they did start minimal testing he switched to training in Ethiopia. He's basically beaten your guys at their own game!
In the UK or America dopers would generally go for using more sophisticated to avoid a positive tests eg Micro dosing or new drgs. Other than Mo we have not had one runner under 13 mins for 5,000m. If they were on the juice our 13:10 runners would be doing 12:50 the Kenyan way. Or maybe join the Epopians?
How long before another one of your stars is busted like Kiprop? He knew the testing was too good in London 2012 by the way. That's why he ran like a donkey with no feed[/quote]
Simple. Brits are just pathetic runners. Can't even compete with with Norway, of all countries. Only two that mix it with the rest of the world and Laura Muir doesn't look like she'll be scaring 3:55 again. Brits are getting slower and Kenyans getting faster, especially after improved testing. Three WRs this year.
As for "minimal testing", anything but. ADAK is the best performing testing agency in the world right now. We have more elites than the rest of the world put together vs the UK's single digits. Much easier and cheaper to keep tabs on yours. Farah knows he'll get busted if he sets foot in Kenya but will happily race in the UK where he's protected.[/quote]
Athletes dope in training not competition. Farah was training for years in Kenya are you arguing for me now instead of against!
Muir had her best ever year in terms of championships medals and also won the Diamond League 1500m
She also qualified a a veterinary surgeon last year so is set to have her best ever year next year. I just hope she does not have to face the farce of competing against a 3:50 runner who's coach is arrested for supplying EPO and pretended the physio who had it stashed was not working for him.
Like Muir British runners generally have other ways to make money. There is little point for many going full time as legitimate dope free times will not win medals and make it financially worthwhile. That has led to a decline in standards compared to where we should be