Still no update on this case.
My guess is it will all blow over, nothing to see. No definitive proof, etc.
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Left Said Fred wrote:
bored to death wrote:
they all dope. there's nothing interesting about it.
You’re mistaken. Take it from someone who would know. Outside of the former Soviet states and some developing nations, most athletes in this sport do it the right way. Those that push the regs or outright violate them are likely to be found out eventually, as Blessing was.
Unless you consider the US a "developing nation," you couldn't be more wrong.
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GB relay teams for Paris:
Men's 4x100m
Eugene Amo-Dadzie, Jona Efoloko, Romell Glave, Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, Reece Prescod, Chijindu UjahMen's 4x400m
Joe Brier, Lewis Davey, Charlie Dobson, Toby Harries, Alex Haydock-Wilson, Matthew Hudson Smith, Lee Thompson, Brodie YoungNo Michael Ohioze? He ran over the weekend so isn't injured. Seems odd do go from someone who ran 400m relay at the Tokyo Olympics to not even making the squad this time round. At 29, he's hardly over the hill.
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Hemmered wrote:
mikehammer wrote:
It can't be Lord coe because he's retired
Linford Christie I believe was already named as a diaper
That leaves either Alan wells or Seb coe
Did you have a stroke? Did I?
He is literally retarded.
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I think Adam Gemili was the one named as individual 2 in Divine Odudurus apartment. Or at least Someone who has 4 letters in their first name and 6 letters in their second name, either male or not married and is an athlete.
“Individual – 2” was identified in these proceedings as Xx. Xxxx xXxxxx (Mr. Adam Gemili) an athlete, who knows Mr. Oduduru.
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Left Said Fred wrote:
bored to death wrote:
they all dope. there's nothing interesting about it.
You’re mistaken. Take it from someone who would know. Outside of the former Soviet states and some developing nations, most athletes in this sport do it the right way. Those that push the regs or outright violate them are likely to be found out eventually, as Blessing was.
100% bullsh!t. You don’t know anything. Cheating runs rampant in this sport. The governing bodies look the other way.
Records = $,€,£ for everyone involved.
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Andy Pozzi (110 hurdler for GB) has just announced his retirement... he had ran the Olympic standard this year and thus was qualified to go to Paris. He had a medical exemption from trials but now has announced retirement.42 -
Interesting.... wrote:
Andy Pozzi (110 hurdler for GB) has just announced his retirement... he had ran the Olympic standard this year and thus was qualified to go to Paris. He had a medical exemption from trials but now has announced retirement.
Doesn't it have to be an athlete based on the US?
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So I guess we'll be watching this athlete compete in Paris?
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Got to be Adam Gemili. Rana Rieders group (all sorts of dodginess about him), Sprinter, trains in America, was nearing the end of his career.
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Looks like we'll never know who this is.
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TheTortoise wrote:
Looks like we'll never know who this is.
UKAD doing its job here.
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inside trek wrote:
TheTortoise wrote:
Looks like we'll never know who this is.
UKAD doing its job here.
Agreed
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A year now since this was announced. Someone has cleaned this all up very nicely. Probably a highly paid sports lawyer.
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Only guilty if you can't afford the bribes.
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Left Said Fred wrote:
bored to death wrote:
they all dope. there's nothing interesting about it.
You’re mistaken. Take it from someone who would know. Outside of the former Soviet states and some developing nations, most athletes in this sport do it the right way. Those that push the regs or outright violate them are likely to be found out eventually, as Blessing was.
Wrong. Theyre all on drugs,no matter where they come from. All top athletes are dopers. If theyre "doing it the right way"all that means is the Americans ,Brits and others know exactly how to dope,and not get caught. They get protected as it is.
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Enjoyedrunns wrote:
Left Said Fred wrote:
You’re mistaken. Take it from someone who would know. Outside of the former Soviet states and some developing nations, most athletes in this sport do it the right way. Those that push the regs or outright violate them are likely to be found out eventually, as Blessing was.
Wrong. Theyre all on drugs,no matter where they come from. All top athletes are dopers. If theyre "doing it the right way"all that means is the Americans ,Brits and others know exactly how to dope,and not get caught. They get protected as it is.
It depends on what event(s) you’re talking about, but I can tell you with 100% credit that there are clean Olympic and WC medalists. I know because I’ve coached them… and they’re American.
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Enjoyedrunns wrote:
Left Said Fred wrote:
You’re mistaken. Take it from someone who would know. Outside of the former Soviet states and some developing nations, most athletes in this sport do it the right way. Those that push the regs or outright violate them are likely to be found out eventually, as Blessing was.
Wrong. Theyre all on drugs,no matter where they come from. All top athletes are dopers. If theyre "doing it the right way"all that means is the Americans ,Brits and others know exactly how to dope,and not get caught. They get protected as it is.
a sweeping blanket statement rife with biases, driven by absolutely no factual or anecdotal evidence, yet spoken as confidently as if this user had all the insider knowledge from every country and every camp. The LetsRun special
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cleans wrote:
A year now since this was announced. Someone has cleaned this all up very nicely. Probably a highly paid sports lawyer.
A GB sprinter, one who spent 3 months in Texas in 2021 as well as some time in Florida, has just retired aged 29. No reason given for his retirement. Someone has to be the male GB sprinter who met with Lira. I guess we will never know as it's too bad for business.
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(Reece Prescod)
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