Ban Kenya!
Ban Kenya!
The truth is that you, El K, and the cheaters are all viewed as jack@sses by the majority that visit here.
LRC community wrote:
The truth is that you, El K, and the cheaters are all viewed as jack@sses by the majority that visit here.
That's because the majority here are more interested in threads like 'pitbull vs grown man - who would win?' or 'creepy old guys at the gym', than anything to do with actually saving our sport from doping.
Coevett wrote:
LRC community wrote:
The truth is that you, El K, and the cheaters are all viewed as jack@sses by the majority that visit here.
That's because the majority here are more interested in threads like 'pitbull vs grown man - who would win?' or 'creepy old guys at the gym', than anything to do with actually saving our sport from doping.
None of you, El K, nor the cheaters are doing anything to save our sport, so get over yourself. Besides, you contribute to plenty of dumb and non-running related threads yourself.
I'm waiting for Canova's response. Will he finally loosen his stance and admit doping is a problem in Kenya? Or still keep defending the majority of athletes.
El Keniano wrote:
My sides! “Top Kenyan”? You didn’t even use his name on the thread title because you knew it wouldn’t register. That didn’t happen with the Kiprop or Sumgong threads. Even after fervently googling you only managed to muster a paltry blurb and a blogpost about him at a local event in Kenya. Yet you go on to use him to smear David Rudisha, Eliud Kipchoge and Patrick Sang, who’ve opened their camps and trainings to the benefit of the entire world helping many Western runners keen to improve. You’re nothing but vile scum pushing a racist agenda and I, at this point, wouldn’t be surprised to discover you’re an active member of a hate group. Piss right off.
+1.000.000
Coevett is delusional for at least one reason:
He thinks the general public cares about athletics and Kenyan doping. Nope, not at all. Get a grip!
questions abound wrote:
Coevett wrote:
Uh oh. It appears this Michel Boeting also manages David Rudisha.
https://www.athleticsmanagers.com/users/20/69/michel-boeting.htmlIs this why Rudisha has disappeared from the scene?
The Doped up donkey be hiding.
Banana Bread wrote:
It can be a 5,000m on the Rieti track(meeting point close to half way between Coevette -UK and El Keniano - Kenya).
Fixed:
It can be a 5,000m on the Rieti track (neutral meeting point for Coevett -UK and El Keniano - Chelmford, Essex, UK).
Is every Kenyan doping?
Argh no way wrote:
Coevett wrote:
Who cares what your take is?
A lot more people than those who care what your racist anti-Kenyan takes are. Shame the brojos allow racist posts on here.
ElKeniano, great posts.
Let's keep on eradicating doping from t&f.
Want to clean the sport up? Ban Kenyans for starters.
Darwinist Theory wrote:
questions abound wrote:
Is this why Rudisha has disappeared from the scene?
The Doped up donkey be hiding.
Shame on you. David Rudisha lost his father, Olympian Daniel Rudisha, a few weeks back. His followers on Twitter understand how much it impacted him. Disrupted his life. Wouldn’t surprise me if he’s put his training on the back burner or abandoned it entirely.
Not a top Kenyan? Unknown?
https://www.iaaf.org/news/report/tirop-rutto-kenya-world-championships-trials
As for Patrick Sang, Canova and others are on record stating that a coach knows whether his runners are clean or dirty...
El Keniano wrote:
Coevett wrote:
Let's get real here. I think at this stage we have to admit two things.
1 - Most Kenyan elite runners are doping.
2 - Testing standards are getting better (or less pathetic), and most will/are getting caught.
Rubbish! Kenya has more elite mid/long distance runners than the rest of the world put together and busts are till under 1%. This Cyrus Rutto person is a nobody, unknown even on LetsRun, wouldn’t recognise him in a lineup (I mean, doped his way to 13th at the worlds? ? don’t hold your breaths for Kiprop style headlines in Kenyan media). But that won’t stop Kenya-obsessed bottom feeder racist coloniser Coevett using these inevitable lower tier busts to smear every Kenyan runner including David Rudisha to Eliud Kipchoge (already the most tested athletes in the world) and Coach Patrick Sang. Deplorable. Also, given that this is an ABP violation, I wouldn’t consider it ‘new’ per se or happening after doping controls and education have been improved in Kenya.
Boeting is right though, the AIU has disproportionately targeted Kenya to the extent that the much, much more sophisticated dopers in Western countries have been given free rein. No one is trying to catch them which is why they would have us believe that PED usage in Western Europe and North America is at 0%. Laughable! I say testing in those countries doesn’t work and it’s time they were stepped up to Kenyan levels and standards.
EK pops his head up again with the western conspiracy theory. Face the facts EK, PED usage is rampant in Kenya. Spend more of your energy and imagination on cleaning up Kenyan athletics.
casual obsever wrote:
Not a top Kenyan? Unknown?
This is a tough one, do I believe El Keniano or the IAAF report?
"Kenya’s crème de la crème of distance-running talents were in action on the first of the two-day Kenyan World Championships Trials in Nairobi on Friday.
The second final of the day saw a deep men’s 5,000m field...
Kaptagat-based Cyrus Rutto, the second fastest Kenyan this year over the distance, used a 55-second last lap to take the win in 13:31.5 and qualify for the IAAF World Championships.
"Being sidelined from the team for the Olympics last year was very painful. Today I felt great and I am happy to show that I deserve my place in the National Team," said Ruto, who trains in Kaptagat under coach Patrick Sang."
El K or IAAF? wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
Not a top Kenyan? Unknown?
This is a tough one, do I believe El Keniano or the IAAF report?
"Kenya’s crème de la crème of distance-running talents were in action on the first of the two-day Kenyan World Championships Trials in Nairobi on Friday.
The second final of the day saw a deep men’s 5,000m field...
Kaptagat-based Cyrus Rutto, the second fastest Kenyan this year over the distance, used a 55-second last lap to take the win in 13:31.5 and qualify for the IAAF World Championships.
"Being sidelined from the team for the Olympics last year was very painful. Today I felt great and I am happy to show that I deserve my place in the National Team," said Ruto, who trains in Kaptagat under coach Patrick Sang."
Why is it such a tough one? (unless you're being sarcastic ?).
The guy wins the *Kenyan WC trials,* makes the final of a WC 5000, has a decent PB of 13:03 and the self-proclaimed Kenyan running expert El K whines that's it's no big deal. LOL.
If an American runner was popped for doping who had won the U.S trials, qualified for a WC final and had a PB of 13:03, Mr. El K would be all over that like flies on sh*t!
Argh no way wrote:
And Cyrus is not a top Kenyan so go on and try to find one.
Huh? Have you been living in a cave or something?
Newsflash: Cyrus WON the Kenyan WC trials in 2017. That's big time and prime time in Kenya Nation. I betthe was signing autographs after the race, taking selfies with the youngsters, blowing kisses to the lovely Kenyan ladies, etc. I imagine he was quite a hometown hero after that great victory.
Please make sure you stay current on Kenyan running news before posting nonsense like that. ?
https://www.iaaf.org/news/report/tirop-rutto-kenya-world-championships-trialsrekrunnr wrote:
In conclusion: there is no evidence that Rutto has doped. This proves that he is as clean as Paula
Not sure the "clean as..." being used here is a good example.
Barrel of Laughs wrote:
Band of Blooders wrote:
Blood brothers.
Too funny! ?
+1
Coevett wrote:
So in the last 12 months, we have now had one of the top 3 Kenyan men's runners in the 800m, 1500, and 5000 suspended.
Remember though that the ones that are quicker are obviously clean.