Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode when Jean Paul-Jean Paul came in to run the NYC Marathon and was going to stay with Elaine but Jerry hosted him because he had overslept and missed the Olympics and Jerry feared it would happen again.
Re: athletes and drugs, anyone that thinks they know who is clean and who is not had better make sure that Santa will fit down the chimney Monday night.
Count me as skeptical of a guy who once boasted of using Prozac as a training aid.
Enough of the "he's religious so he's innocent" crap. I know lots of really religious people who are the sickest frauds and liars there can be. They use religion as a scapegoat, and pray for forgiveness on all those dispicable sins they make.
You have no idea of the behind-the-scenes stuff. You are playing on the YMCA league turf as opposed to IAAF ovals. This is beyond Letsrun postes'payscale.
kilyuvhhg wrote:
Alberto said this in an interview he knew was going to be published in a prominent place and it makes them look clean. It's something I could see a dirty coach saying. But it's also something I could see a clean coach saying sincerely.
When dealing with doping speculation, I think we should all default to giving everyone the benefit of the doubt until something happens to take that doubt away. I think this because the alternative is being suspicious of everyone at all times. When you go down that road it usually ends up in one of two places: 1)disillusionment to the point of not being interested in running anymore and 2)acceptance to the point of thinking that doping isn't such a bad thing and should be allowed.
this my friend, is a sound reply.
There is no way Salazar would risk tarnishing his Oregon, his Nike, his religious, or his family reputations...
and this, pointing out like three or four times that he wouldn't do it because he's "so religious", is definitely the wrong reply (wrong if you're a fanboy trying to defend al Senhor Salazar).
To paraphrase Gregory House: "Everybody cheats."
Yea! for Al Sal wrote:
He was in London at the Olys when he said that. 100o's of Ph.D experts roaming around the place with blood test tubes and oscilloscopes would scare anyone. So don't blame the guy. If he lived in L.A. that would be the everyday drill. But in Portland he can evade that ridiculousness until he travels to Worlds or Olys. Yea!
You have no idea what you are talking about. Not even the most basic grap of how testing works.
KueWqz http://guccijapansales.com/ - gucci メンズ DhmWly http://guccijapansales.com/ JvrOnh http://guccijapansales.com/グ;ッチ 財布-c-56.html - グッチ 財布 PuwTog http://guccijapansales.com/グ;ッチ バッグ-c-54.html - gucci バッグ UpdTha http://guccicheapja.com/ - グッチメンズ MgrHrb http://guccicheapja.com/ JsdIkm http://guccicheapja.com/グ;ッチ 財布-c-4.html - グッチ 財布 LcbRnn http://guccicheapja.com/グ;ッチ バッグ-c-2.html - グッチアウトレット FdlFjb