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hypnotoad wrote:
You will earn my respect when you pay back your ill-gotten prize money and not a second sooner.
I came third to Hesch in a road mile and won $500... second place was $700....$200 would have gone a long way for me at that point in time....
'Also, I wonder what God thinks of him now? He's pretty religious, and not just in name'
Like 99% of peope who claim to be religious he obviously does not really believe in it
Intoduce a life ban and I'm all for forgiveness
TLW wrote:
Christian I find this crazy since you were so hard on Mo Trafeh for doping (posting a picture about him when he dropped from the Olympic Trials marathon saying something about doping and dropping out) yet Mo had no positives or anything (just stating that fact).
This isn't coming from a negative place, I've always been a big fan of yours because you were a character in a sport that lacked characters and were cool enough to post on here about racing and so on, but what was your thought process when you bag on others about doping yet dope?
Christian never tested positive just like Mo Trafeh never did. The difference is Christian admitted came clean himself.
Exactly Pete. When I read his P.S. my first thought was here is a guy continuing to hide stuff in order to obtain a lighter ban. Sounds like continuing to cover up info in order to bury the real story.Pretty sick.
So Cal Pete wrote:
Here is a more accurate portrayal of how Hesch's "confession" came about:
http://news.runnersworld.com/2012/10/15/road-ace-christian-hesch-doped-facing-ban/Christian - Part of coming clean is, in fact, coming clean. Trying to trash the reputation of a very good reporter by suggesting he was "making up information" or in any other way treating you unfairly isn't coming clean, it's telling more lies at the expense of yet another innocent person.
Not only that, but the young writer you contacted to do the NY Times piece (in an effort to control how this story was released) will have to answer for printing false information in his story - of course, he failed basic journalism by taking your word for what happened, so he's kind of on his own.
If you really want to apologize and "confess," you might start by telling the truth - and by refraining from causing more damage along the way.
This is a pretty one-sided discussion.
Must.. not.. troll.
Please, read the runnersworld story on the sequence of events and what he told or didn't tell people at different times. His "coming clean" is a last desperate attempt to bargain for a reduced suspension.
It's exactly the sort of apology you get from a 2 year old with chocolate smeared all over their face.
Of course I hate it when people cheat.
What REALLY turned my stomach was evidence from the RW article about how 'christian' clearly is trying to play the part of a repentant, small time user to get a lighter ban from USADA. Not only is he a fake runner, he's a fake confessor.
String him high! (he's always liked the attention)
ukathleticscoach wrote:
'Also, I wonder what God thinks of him now? He's pretty religious, and not just in name'
Like 99% of peope who claim to be religious he obviously does not really believe in it
Introduce a life ban and I'm all for forgiveness
spot on coach.
(he's probably part of the Religious Right(eous) )
Not true.His teammate took the photos of the 400 IU viles of Bioyetin (label was in Spanish) and a written reference on how to take them with HGH. That evening they notified me and one other friend, & I told them to bring it up immediately with their club's officers to decide the best way to deal with it. Christian kept racing for a bit and this wasn't working for anyone in the club and this friend, so the next step was bringing it to the attention of USADA and to make sure the 'Running Times' article (which is more damming) was authored by Scott Douglas.The Competitor & NYT articles seem a little pre-emptive. The threat of being busted was pretty immminent before he admitted to anything, ad admission which was probably meant (in part) to soften the blow.
SOLO-RUNNER wrote:
Christian never tested positive just like Mo Trafeh never did. The difference is Christian admitted came clean himself.
Hesch would make a good Republican congressman someday. He's clearly a moron, has a knack for flashy self promotion and half-as\sed apologies. OK, he's poor as dirt but maybe he can find a SoCal billionaire to bankroll him.
Another CH being an ass story:
The race director paid the dinner/bar tab of everyone after the race and Hesch orders two meals and takes one to go.
Yeah totally bro wrote:
David Torrence @David_Torrence
I don't use this language often... but what an ***hole. #cheatingb*stard #unfair #unforgiveable
Oh, the irony.
j2scoop wrote:
http://www.letsrun.com/photos/2011/nycpuma/imagepages/image4.phpsweet
Hilarious.
then you should post your real name and contact info so you guys can set up a time/place to meet and throw down, anonymous tough guy!!!
A-hole! wrote:
I'd like to fight this guy! Seriously, I want to kick his ass! If I ever catch him out on the road alone, he's getting jumped! He'll wish he never drove down to TJ to get that crap! Who in the hell does he think he is!
I know things wrote:
Oh, the irony.
If you know things, say things. We're not interested in hearing your vague claims to importance.
Christian Hesch giving Jason Richardson a hard time about Mark Block on Twitter:
Why did he run in basketball shorts? That was suspicious to begin with...
Dumas wrote:
I know things wrote:Oh, the irony.
If you know things, say things. We're not interested in hearing your vague claims to importance.
Yeah bro man up and spill the beans.