Renato Canova defends Federico Rosa, "(It) is not possible to control what they individually do."

rekrunner wrote:

Given the circumstances around Sumgong, Chepchirchir's suspension was predictable.

To me, yes: suspicious progression and training with a doper and under Rosa.

To you? That does surprise, as you have a history of arguing against the criteria above.

casual obsever wrote:

That's what, number 6 now? Hard to keep track.

How come didn't argue against that number? Is the real number that much higher? Lolz.

Noah Talam.

casual obsever wrote:

rekrunner wrote:

Given the circumstances around Sumgong, Chepchirchir's suspension was predictable.

To me, yes: suspicious progression and training with a doper and under Rosa.

To you? That does surprise, as you have a history of arguing against the criteria above.

casual obsever wrote:

That's what, number 6 now? Hard to keep track.

How come didn't argue against that number? Is the real number that much higher? Lolz.

rekrunner wrote:

Noah Talam.

Good coach, like Aden, Berardelli and Salazar.

" The Spanish-based Operación Puerto case in 2006 involved allegations of doping and blood doping of hundreds of athletes from Spain, Germany, Italy, Colombia, Australia, Luxembourg, The Netherlands and The USA. "

and found this. Definitely an interesting lunch read.