Plucky Brits don't dope, they just want it more, but Team GB doctor found guilty of doping

It’s important to remember that Track and Field is one of the only professional sports that doesn’t have a culture of doping, unless of course you’re from Africa or Eastern Europe, or are a sprinter from any country outside of Great Britain.

Story was second item on the news after a very nasty murder by a policeman.

Cycling to decline and the rest of the Olympic sports as well?

This guy was the team doctor who hit testo to dope cyclists.

Can it get any worse ?

pupil3142 wrote:

now Dr Freeman has to come clean.

he should be given life imprisonment unless he drops everyone in it.

Life in prison? You don’t know what you’re saying.

no no no cheat wrote:

Story was second item on the news after a very nasty murder by a policeman.

Cycling to decline and the rest of the Olympic sports as well?

This guy was the team doctor who hit testo to dope cyclists.

Can it get any worse ?

Imagine if Farah becomes fodder.

The world has suspected Britain of being the leaders in Doping circles for a long time, the cyclists Froome,Wiggins winning the TDF, the Olympics in 2012 when they won all those gold medals in the Velodrome, the Sir Mo Farah fall from grace will be glorious when it finally happens because 99 per cent of people know he is a doper but has been made of Teflon this whole time.

The team doctor is the first of many dominoes to fall, the respected media who have their heads buried in the sand have no option to go after them now. It starts at the very top of British athletics and indeed world athletics. When the day comes that all are held accountable it will be the day athletics can move forward.

Coetarded wrote:

It’s important to remember that Track and Field is one of the only professional sports that doesn’t have a culture of doping, unless of course you’re from Africa or Eastern Europe, or are a sprinter from any country outside of Great Britain.

Facts are facts you imbecile. 150 doping busts in Kenya alone, despite confirmed corruption, tea money bribes etc, and until last year no WADA center in Africa. I don't have to point to the doctor of the cycling team in Kenya to suggest that there is a doping problem in Kenyan distance running.

This really does only highlight the anti-doping culture in GB, even in cycling. It's the British media and anti-doping culture here that has led to a ropey doctor being investigated and caught (for a dodgy testogel patch, not systematic EPO abuse of cyclists), just as it was the British anti-doping media that exposed NOP and Al Sal.

BTW, when you say 'Eastern Europe' which country are you trying to dope apologize for exactly? GDR of the 70's or Russia today?

Earlyboy wrote:

The world has suspected Britain of being the leaders in Doping circles for a long time, the cyclists Froome,Wiggins winning the TDF, the Olympics in 2012 when they won all those gold medals in the Velodrome, the Sir Mo Farah fall from grace will be glorious when it finally happens because 99 per cent of people know he is a doper but has been made of Teflon this whole time.

The team doctor is the first of many dominoes to fall, the respected media who have their heads buried in the sand have no option to go after them now. It starts at the very top of British athletics and indeed world athletics. When the day comes that all are held accountable it will be the day athletics can move forward.

What about Galen Rupp and the other NOP athletes? Are they going to fall as well and are you going to be pleased about that, or just for British Somalians?

no no no cheat wrote:

Story was second item on the news after a very nasty murder by a policeman.

Cycling to decline and the rest of the Olympic sports as well?

This guy was the team doctor who hit testo to dope cyclists.

Can it get any worse ?

Cycling has always been dirty as hell for over 100 years because it's been a professional sport in all that time. If the best they can do these days is get a doctor for a testogel prescription it indicates it's a lot cleaner these days.

Athletics dropped off a cliff in the early 90's when Africans started dominating and most people had the sense to realize it was because of a connection to availability of EPO and lack of testing there. There's only a few die-hard freaks here who still deny it, made up entirely of paid shills and a few genuine fetishists.

BTW, I've always said British cycling was dirty.

It's important to remember that 150+ doping busts in Kenya only proves that Brits dope the most and anyone who says otherwise is a racist who should be cancelled. And the New Zealanders are even worse because there was a Sunday pub league rugby team there caught with steroids a few years ago. I could probably run a sub-4 minute mile just from typing the name of Nick Wilis it gives off so much second hand EPO vapors.

Let's re-instate Russia now, together with Kiprop, Bett, and all the other Kenyan supermen who were denied their superior genetic talent because of jealous Brits.

I agree about your point about .., the best the doc can come up with.

Thought it was funny that the panel said that Testo was the drug of choice. Oh dear dear ; how naive!

Your point about dropping off edge etc is correct.

You know Coevett is on tilt when he goes on a rage spam posting and doing poor parodies of other posters.

All of UK’s great endurance athletes were juiced. It’s no coincidence.

British Guy wrote:

Well considering that the only way to compete in cycling is to be rich enough to afford a ridiculously expensive bike, rich people are much more likely to 'know a guy' who could set them up with some PED's, so it doesn't surprise me.

Not.

"Bernal was born in Bogotá, Colombia. He is the oldest child of Germán (an employee at the Salt Cathedral) and Flor (a flower factory worker), and raised in the nearby town of Zipaquirá. His father had been a keen amateur cyclist, and he started riding on a second hand bicycle at age five. At nine, against his father's wishes, he entered and easily won a race in his home town, the prize for which included a training scholarship."

Oh i absolutely hope all the cheats are caught in all sports, the Wiggins,Froome,Farahs of this world have stolen millions for legit athletes, they have won medals that shouldn't be theirs, the majority of Salazars runners should have all been banned.

I wonder what the Russian federation are thinking about all these other countries that have got away lightly.

Brits are doping cheaters. Yawn, known this for years. Bobblehead Paula is the most outrageously blatant cheater in the history of all sports. Doorbell Mo is right behind her. They need to start putting these supercilious brit thieves in prison. You gotta feel sorry for the brits; living in such a nasty place, having to listen to those nasty ear piercing accents all the time, the rain, the unspeakable food, no dentists, having to suport those innerbred so-called "royals," having Camilla Parker Bowles be one of the best looking women in the joint. I've been over there several times, and it is worse than I can describe. Worse than West Virginia or Alabama.

44% and 20% is far too low .I say the real figure is more like 90% and 80%.I think all elite cyclists use EPO and steroids,and most if not all elite athletes in track and field are also on cocktails,no matter where they come from.In sport you have to play the game,or you wont be competitive.That game usually means hard training and a whole lot of drugs.It also means denial,and hypocrasy,calling out obvious dopers,to deflect from their own drug use.A lot of elite and up and coming elite athletes get protected,so we'll never know the true figure.

Earlyboy wrote:

The world has suspected Britain of being the leaders in Doping circles for a long time, the cyclists Froome,Wiggins winning the TDF, the Olympics in 2012 when they won all those gold medals in the Velodrome, the Sir Mo Farah fall from grace will be glorious when it finally happens because 99 per cent of people know he is a doper but has been made of Teflon this whole time.

The team doctor is the first of many dominoes to fall, the respected media who have their heads buried in the sand have no option to go after them now. It starts at the very top of British athletics and indeed world athletics. When the day comes that all are held accountable it will be the day athletics can move forward.

Yeah, Lance Armstrong had nothing on this.

A British team boss in the notoriously dirty multi-million sollar sport of cycling prescribes testogel to one cyclist for alleged medical reasons, and the truth is uncovered and exposed by the British media and a Parliamentary inquiry. Soul searching and no doubt further tightening of anti-doping measures across UK sport, already the strictest in the world, will no doubt follow.

American LetsRunners - this proves Brits are all dirty! I told y'all! Yee haw!!

A billion dollar American company funds a shady elite American running group that wins Olympic medals, run by the most famous American coach and running legend. Thanks to a British media investigation, the truth about NOP emerges, including that Al Sal fed all-American great white hope Galen Rupp testogel patches as a kid.

American LetsRunners - this proves Brits are all dirty! I told y'all! Yee haw!! Is Galen coming back this year? The most naturally gifted runner ever! Do you think Donovan will jog 1:38 and 3:25 this year? Yee haw!!

Meanwhile there is a thread been up for 24 hours on this American running forum discussing the pros and cons of purchasing EPO online, with one 19 year old American collegiate openly admitting that he and everybody he knows (all the other American college runners he knows) wants to take EPO to become elite but are worried about the health risks. An older American then reassures him that EPO is healthy. (All screencapped). The moderator of the board is a 70's American running legend who admits to having doped.

American LetsRunners - this proves Brits are all dirty! I told y'all! Yee haw!! Yee haw!!

The big fall out will be a fraction of the medals GB get in Tokyo compared with Rio.

This may be due to further tightening of drug control in those medal giving sports.

But it will also be due to PC practices and fears across the board. Not saying that GB should continue with extreme coaching but you can’t have success without it.

jeff tallon wrote:

44% and 20% is far too low .I say the real figure is more like 90% and 80%.I think all elite cyclists use EPO and steroids,and most if not all elite athletes in track and field are also on cocktails,no matter where they come from.In sport you have to play the game,or you wont be competitive.That game usually means hard training and a whole lot of drugs.It also means denial,and hypocrasy,calling out obvious dopers,to deflect from their own drug use.A lot of elite and up and coming elite athletes get protected,so we'll never know the true figure.

Oh wow, you are brave. The drug cheat apologists + doping deniers + PR shills will jump on you in 3...2....1...

They can jump on me all they like,but i probably wont read their comments.I dont,normally.Sadly though,i know im right.I wish i wasnt,but thats how corrupt sport is,and how widespread the culture of doping is.Its everywhere,ad its rampant.