amror6 wrote:
Ostarine is one of the more common illegal substances in supplements. I believe in this case Ujah really took the substance unknowingly; it would be unbelievably stupid to use Ostarine knowingly just before the games, since it's easily detected..
Western athletes have to avoid supplements in case they are contaminated with an illegal substance. Meanwhile, in certain parts of the world they are juicing the eyeballs with everything from EPO to rat poison.
Faulknerism wrote:
Stop it.
Why? Because it hurts to hear the truth?
It hurts me just as much to say it. While a few like you and I may still appreciate performances, nobody but nobody among the general public cares. One begins to see this happen in the major leagues as well—they are all vastly down, and the narrative that captures the casual fan has now become that of scandal.
Tabloidism is nothing new, but only recently has it taken over track. Unfortunately there is in track, as in many other things, only a scintilla of substance to keep it going. Sometimes that scintilla isn’t even needed, and we then enter the realm of totally fake “reality shows”.
Really, track has veered towards a variety show, and away from an athletic contest.
I know there are those working hard to keep the flame, and I applaud their efforts. The unfortunate reality is that they have fallen far behind, and we are now seeing largely, if not totally, junk.
Look at Ujah. Who? Ujah. Even the bit players are juiced, and everybody knows it. The only thing to do, if you don’t want to be a part of the circus, is to leave. I watched none of the OG track, and I’m not the only one. The morans can have it, I have other fights to fight.
Keep insinuating that the Italians dope, though.
The morans can have it, I have other fights to fight.
And yet here you are writing paragraphs on LR.
Tip of the iceberg.
I feel like she speaks for most of us.
https://twitter.com/maranillo/status/1425938889995399174?s=20
I guarantee you there are any pending British cases in legal limbo, the Lord will see that names are never released. Ujah is just a bone for the media who've probably had a whiff of the behind-the-scenes skullduggery for a while.
Another inconvenient truth.
https://twitter.com/Top5leagueso/status/1425900817241059329?s=20
El Keniano wrote:
I guarantee you there are any pending British cases in legal limbo, the Lord will see that names are never released. Ujah is just a bone for the media who've probably had a whiff of the behind-the-scenes skullduggery for a while.
Surely a Brit getting busted is proof of rampant doping in Kenya given every time a Kenyan gets busted (about 500 now?) it's proof of rampant doping in the UK?
Or doesn't it work like that?
Notice the Kenyan on that little list too. You're busy touching yourself over one British doping case while hundreds of Kenyans are currently sitting out a ban despite the fact that there is still very little testing in Kenya.
trollism wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
I guarantee you there are any pending British cases in legal limbo, the Lord will see that names are never released. Ujah is just a bone for the media who've probably had a whiff of the behind-the-scenes skullduggery for a while.
Surely a Brit getting busted is proof of rampant doping in Kenya given every time a Kenyan gets busted (about 500 now?) it's proof of rampant doping in the UK?
Or doesn't it work like that?
Notice the Kenyan on that little list too. You're busy touching yourself over one British doping case while hundreds of Kenyans are currently sitting out a ban despite the fact that there is still very little testing in Kenya.
While you have been busy touching yourself for the last two weeks since your favorite victim of online bullying is back on the boards.
This is the version from France.
Source: L’équipe du vendredi 13 août 2021.(Ghost1 edit, Fr/Eng)
Britain's Chijindu Ujah, silver medalist in the 4x100m at the Tokyo Olympics, has been provisionally suspended after a positive doping test. The four British sprinters could lose this silver medal if Ujah were to be sentenced.
Four athletes who participated in the Olympic Games in Tokyo were provisionally suspended following a positive doping control carried out by the ITA (International Testing Agency) during the games. Among them, the Briton Chijindu Ujah, silver medalist in the 4x100m. Two banned substances were found in his analysis: ostarine (for muscle mass gain) and S-23 (dryer and mass gainer).
His teammates (Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake) would be deprived of a medal if Ujah were to be sentenced by the disciplinary court of World Athletics (international federation).
The four athletes who tested positive
The ITA, responsible for anti-doping tests during the Tokyo Olympics, revealed that four athletes had broken anti-doping rules (and were temporarily suspended). Besides Chijindu Ujah, they are 1500m runner from Bahrain, Michou, (blood transfusion), Georgian shot putter Benik Abramyan (use of banned substances like DHCMT, Methandienone, two anabolic steroids as well as Tamoxifen). And Kenyan sprinter Mark Otieno Odhiambo (presence of Methasterone, anabolic steroid).
athswr wrote:
While you have been busy touching yourself for the last two weeks since your favorite victim of online bullying is back on the boards.
Don't play the victim Kenny, that's a real bad mama move.
Also, thought you never posted under anonymous screennames? The dishonesty is endless, just like doping in Kenya.
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trollism wrote:
athswr wrote:
While you have been busy touching yourself for the last two weeks since your favorite victim of online bullying is back on the boards.
Don't play the victim Kenny, that's a real bad mama move.
Also, thought you never posted under anonymous screennames? The dishonesty is endless, just like doping in Kenya.
You see me everywhere you look. Should be alarmed or, dare I say, flattered?
What a disaster for UK's 100m hopes in the individual 100m. Two competitors false started and one failed a drugs' test. You couldn't make it up!
trollism wrote:
athswr wrote:
While you have been busy touching yourself for the last two weeks since your favorite victim of online bullying is back on the boards.
Don't play the victim Kenny, that's a real bad mama move.
Also, thought you never posted under anonymous screennames? The dishonesty is endless, just like doping in Kenya.
You see me everywhere you look. Should be alarmed or, dare I say, flattered?
portsea57 wrote:
What a disaster for UK's 100m hopes in the individual 100m. Two competitors false started and one failed a drugs' test. You couldn't make it up!
Do they get tested when they get fouled out? Hmmm 🤔
What a disaster for UK's 100m hopes in the individual 100m. Two competitors false started and one failed a drugs' test. You couldn't make it up!
El Keniano wrote:
You see me everywhere you look. Should be alarmed or, dare I say, flattered?
Bit of a coincidence that you and your 'boyfriend' are posting at the very same time at a slightly odd hour for most letsrun posters.
Well enjoy yourself. This is obviously a very exciting moment for you.
It's a bit odd though. You left the board when you finally accepted that Kenya were the worst but now you're back and you've backtracked. You're back to saying that Kenya don't cheat and if they do it's because Brits are bad. Weird stuff.
trollism wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
You see me everywhere you look. Should be alarmed or, dare I say, flattered?
Bit of a coincidence that you and your 'boyfriend' are posting at the very same time at a slightly odd hour for most letsrun posters.
Well enjoy yourself. This is obviously a very exciting moment for you.
It's a bit odd though. You left the board when you finally accepted that Kenya were the worst but now you're back and you've backtracked. You're back to saying that Kenya don't cheat and if they do it's because Brits are bad. Weird stuff.
So did I leave or didn't I? Which is it?