BREAKING:Jama Aden's hotel in Spain raided.

WHERE CAN I GET SOME JAMA JUICE?

trackfan. wrote:

We know he has been arrested by the police .It's all over the internet.The IAAF don't need to confirm it

My point was about the IAAF communicating with the world about protecting the integrity of the sport by announcing they did run tests about the time of the raid on the athletes present.

No confirmation from the IAAF that tests were run. Complete silence from the IAAF. Again. Funny how that works.

We never found out who the 30+/- athletes were. Not all were there for the Jama juice. I mean that. Seems like quite a few were though....

MartyC wrote:

As of a date certain, each athlete must declare her or himself in a clean or "enhanced" division.

Can we send you the "dirty" division athlete's medical bills for the rest of their lives? Because, all that doping does stuff to the human body.

I know it was a thought exercise. I'm just completing the thought. The long term health complications is something people that call for permitting doping repeatedly and stubbornly leave out.

The trues wrote:

Yeah. That's what I thought. No response to the inquiry about what meets Aden's athletes will be competing in.

Half of the athletes in that drug sweep will never compete again. The rest will scatter to other coaches and never come close to the best times ever again.

That's because the other coaches can't hold a stopwatch the way Jama can!

casual obsever wrote:

See here for example for Ramzi at the same time (same story):

"The Sunday Times noted that blood samples collected from Ramzi on 10 and 14 August 2005 had OFF-scores of 157.8 and 148 respectively. In accordance with the IAAF regulations then in force, in each case those abnormal values triggered the immediate collection by the IAAF of a urine sample from the athlete on the same day, but no rEPO was found in either urine sample. The IAAF also collected two blood samples from Ramzi in Helsinki and had them tested for evidence of blood transfusions, but again with negative results."

Says a lot about the reliability of this procedure, doesn't it.

Yes, Ramzi was innocent.

MartyC wrote:

There is another way to see to it that dirty athletes stop competing or never come close to their "PR"s again.

And dirty message board posters.

Let's go after them too, and make sure they never run well anymore.

Kaki and Hairane (is he trained by Aden?) competed today in Bilbao. Kaki was dead last (1.50) while Hairane won with 1.46.

This thread almost dying 😂😂😂 no more story,, all was sit-up unfortunately wasn't happy ending for haters.. Case will be close soon , some of jama squad ran yesterday in Bilbao , business as usual

Sasuke wrote:

Kaki and Hairane (is he trained by Aden?) competed today in Bilbao. Kaki was dead last (1.50) while Hairane won with 1.46.

Saw Kaki in one of those training videos they posted and he sure needs to lose at least 15 if not 20 lbs. He looks too big and is not anywhere near where he was before disappearing in 2013.

Another good article providing light on what was found, and how investigators worked.

http://www.elconfidencial.com/deportes/atletismo/2016-06-26/dopaje-sabadell-jama-aden-operacion-rial-mossos-doping_1222935/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=%5BECTwitterNocheAutomatico%5D

There is a list with the names of the athletes that could go into the track as part of Jama Aden's group. MO FARAH is IN IT!!

And here, some of the things they found in the hotel.

http://www.ecestaticos.com/image/clipping/654/5a237e845279d001d791d94d9771bff3/sabadell-dopaje-atletismo.jpg

Mo Farah is on the list:

http://www.ecestaticos.com/file/753ecfdec678bb9afa388efae5766386/1466790509.svg

Font Romeu is also mentioned in the article:

Los Mossos ya tenían algo casi personal contra Aden. En 2015 intentaron una operación similar pero no consiguieron indicios suficientes. Entonces, cuando ya acababa el 'stage' de pretemporada, y un grupo de atletas iba en coche hacia Font Romeu, a entrenar en altura en la clásica estación deportiva francesa, un control de tráfico aparentemente rutinario cerca del túnel del Cadí paró el coche y requisó unos inyectables que llevaban. Las muestras fueron enviadas discretamente a Lausana (Suiza), pero no había EPO ni sustancias dopantes, sino recuperadores endovenosos, algo permitido. Aun así, los atletas no sospecharon y al año siguiente regresaron.

In the photo there are only vitamins which are given as a placebo injection.

Please go back to sleep

There is nothing to see here.

No worries.

No doorbell.

Th

pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:

webby wrote:

He doesn't have a coach. Jama just holds the watch and shouts.

Hey now, British Athletics drummed up some guy that supposedly is "an expert researcher" on kenyan training. They need experts telling Aden to start/stop the watch.

What?!?

Right wrote:

There is a list with the names of the athletes that could go into the track as part of Jama Aden's group. MO FARAH is IN IT!!

That Mo is on the list of athletes accredited to train on the Sabadell track is not a surprise as Mo himself tweeted pictures of himself training on this track in July 2014. (See pictures link earlier in this thread; some think it is Font Romeu, including Mo himself - duh - but it is 100% the Sabadell track).

You are only going to be allowed onto the track to train if you have permission to do so, so it follows from his presence on the track in July 2014 that he would have had that accreditation.

The question is really more around Mo's association with the Aden group. How much time did Mo spend with them? If it is significant, how is it interlaced with the programs Salazar would have set out for him?

If people can find more evidence of him training with Aden's group - e.g., was this group with him in Sabadell in July 2014 - then there are possibly more questions to answer.

But even then, there is no smoking gun.

But you do wonder what a super-clean, anti-doping advocate like Mo is doing hanging around athletes that have failed dope tests and coaches that have performance enhancing drugs in their possession.

cleans wrote:

But you do wonder what a super-clean, anti-doping advocate like Mo is doing hanging around athletes that have failed dope tests and coaches that have performance enhancing drugs in their possession.

Well, I am not surprised. I must say though, that I am disappointed by all the doper apologists. Why are they so quiet? I'd expect:

- Haile to emphasize that no Ethiopian would ever dope

- Lord Coe to call the police's actions "a declaration of war" on T&F

- Reedie to demand that the police better stay out of this

- Canova to explain that EPO can't work on altitude based elite Africans, and therefore the EPO was only for the Europeans of Jama's group

- 1/2 of the Nike fans to propose that Jama only used EPO on his sons to innocently learn about its detection limits

- 1/2 of the Nike fans to declare that "EPO" actually meant "EPO booster" in a harmless natural way

- J.R. to remind us that drugs don't work, and thusly big bad pharma only gave Jama some free samples, which he'd never use

- rekrunner to postulate that "EPO" might have been a typo, and therefore all reasons for suspicion have been eliminated.

+1

Since when is EPOTIN just a Vitamin? hahaha....check the picture again LOLcheck

Cheers for your detailed response😀

The enormous amount of Nike leaning and payoff money is beyond people to comprehend. Such is the way...winners=ads=paychecks=power. It's ok though...we'll all die so it's no big thing in the grand scheme of the capital. Just do it.

Brit called Jermaine Mays who's spent a lot of time with Adens group even last week as his Instagram profile shows.

https://www.instagram.com/jermaine.mays/

A reasonable standard steeplechaser at best and beyond the twilight of his career.

Would be very surprised if he hasn't a role here in exposing the group to the IAAF.