McDaddy is back (2020 [2021 ]Olympic Games)

Coevett wrote:

When the scandal with Gressier opening his locker and finding masking agents and pills broke, he hadn't been back to France for nearly a year 'due to the pandemic'.

Think about it.

Who'd you rather have by your side in the case of an emergency? Jimmy Gressier and his luscious locks, or MakhDaddy with his bag full of medical supplies?

The golden trio and add soulieman to the list and we have a team come on

Samuel Mahele Akili wrote:

Coevett wrote:

Lol.

Obviously a person who races 3 times in 5 years and trains for long periods in places like Mexico and South Africa will not be tested as frequently as others.

When the scandal with Gressier opening his locker and finding masking agents and pills broke, he hadn't been back to France for nearly a year 'due to the pandemic'.

No worries ex-runner, the treble is on. Amos for the 800, MakhDaddy the 1500 and Katir for the 5000!

The golden trio and add soulieman to the list and we have a team come on

Makhloufi posted this photo of himself and his son on Instagram. Interesting, by the way, that his son appears to be a “special needs child” (Down Syndrome) which takes a lot of patience to raise.

Makhloufi Is the leader of the Algerian team and so this means that the furor about him at the French national training center last year (INSEP) has gone down the tubes because no credible evidence of wrongdoing was ever uncovered and in addition the two French athletes who rifled in his affairs committed an act which was reprehensible.

I clicked on this thread expecting to see a result from a recent race.

MakhloufiFan wrote:

Taoufik Makhloufi will be the leader of the Algerian delegation for the Olympic games. I am relly looking forward to see him running again.

https://www.aps.dz/sport/124961-jeux-olympiques-2020-algerie-depart-du-premier-contingent-vendredi-pour-tokyo

"Forty-four (44) athletes from fourteen (14) disciplines will represent Algeria at the 2020 Olympics. Taoufik Makhloufi, Olympic 1500m champion at the London 2012 Olympics and double silver medalist (800.1500m) at the Rio 2016 Olympics, will be the leader of the Algerian sports delegation."

Why in the world is this article in French? Is it real? They speak Arabic in Algeria.

LetsRun Matters wrote:

MakhloufiFan wrote:

Taoufik Makhloufi will be the leader of the Algerian delegation for the Olympic games. I am relly looking forward to see him running again.

https://www.aps.dz/sport/124961-jeux-olympiques-2020-algerie-depart-du-premier-contingent-vendredi-pour-tokyo

"Forty-four (44) athletes from fourteen (14) disciplines will represent Algeria at the 2020 Olympics. Taoufik Makhloufi, Olympic 1500m champion at the London 2012 Olympics and double silver medalist (800.1500m) at the Rio 2016 Olympics, will be the leader of the Algerian sports delegation."

Why in the world is this article in French? Is it real? They speak Arabic in Algeria.

They also speak French.

Amos lives and trains in the USA with the OTC track club along with athletes such as Jake Heyward and some white Americans you've never accused of doping.

Katir trains with Jakob Ingebrigtsen when in Sierra Nevada, and lives near the Spanish National training center.

The British team also 'hide' in South Africa where Makhloufi trains. And Ethiopia. And Kenya.

So what is your point? I think it is again simply non-white = doping?

Two athletes can live and train in the same place but the white one is 'altitude training' and the brown one is 'hiding from testers'?

Ghost1 wrote:

Samuel Mahele Akili wrote:

The golden trio and add soulieman to the list and we have a team come on

https://www.instagram.com/p/CRWh_ZHD1-e/?utm_medium=copy_link

Makhloufi posted this photo of himself and his son on Instagram. Interesting, by the way, that his son appears to be a “special needs child” (Down Syndrome) which takes a lot of patience to raise.

Makhloufi Is the leader of the Algerian team and so this means that the furor about him at the French national training center last year (INSEP) has gone down the tubes because no credible evidence of wrongdoing was ever uncovered and in addition the two French athletes who rifled in his affairs committed an act which was reprehensible.

I knew who the author of this post was before I looked. Given the bleeding heart special needs story and then defending the drug paraphanelia found in the locker, it was easy to know it would be ghost. I suppose at least he’s not angry and rude like his alter ego, passant. You do your clean countrymen no favour continuing the defence of dirty men. I understand your allegiance to your arab ties, but it has made you blind with bias. It is like the Americans and their dirty sprinters or the British and their dirty cyclists.

Samuel Mahele Akili wrote:

Coevett wrote:

Lol.

Obviously a person who races 3 times in 5 years and trains for long periods in places like Mexico and South Africa will not be tested as frequently as others.

When the scandal with Gressier opening his locker and finding masking agents and pills broke, he hadn't been back to France for nearly a year 'due to the pandemic'.

No worries ex-runner, the treble is on. Amos for the 800, MakhDaddy the 1500 and Katir for the 5000!

The golden trio and add soulieman to the list and we have a team come on

Add our own black cactus and you'll run the whole distance set ;-)

Thanks for sharing his instagram. Amazing he only has 3000 followers. And we thought no one knew who Centro was.

This was my favorite photo. Could our Arabic experts weigh in? I presume he's giving blood?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CFQBUkNnPOB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

ex-runner wrote:

Makhloufi trains in Spain and France and will have undergone regular drug testing by the Spanish and French anti-doping authorities since his last race. Wada and AIU also send representatives to test athletes wherever they may be in the world.

So what is your point? I think it is again simply non-white = doping?

Two athletes can live and train in the same place but the white one is 'altitude training' and the brown one is 'hiding from testers'?[/quote]

Did everyone just forget that Macdaddy's bag that he left behind was found full of needles and PEDS? He is the biggest joke since Ramzi. London 2012 was the most doped final I've ever seen - other than the 2012 Womens final.

Work Commute Track Club wrote:

ex-runner wrote:

Makhloufi trains in Spain and France and will have undergone regular drug testing by the Spanish and French anti-doping authorities since his last race. Wada and AIU also send representatives to test athletes wherever they may be in the world.

So what is your point? I think it is again simply non-white = doping?

Two athletes can live and train in the same place but the white one is 'altitude training' and the brown one is 'hiding from testers'?

Did everyone just forget that Macdaddy's bag that he left behind was found full of needles and PEDS? He is the biggest joke since Ramzi. London 2012 was the most doped final I've ever seen - other than the 2012 Womens final.[/quote]

Aww.

You both are a little sore on the hind-side, I see

Your dear SH has been banned for 4 years, the longest implemented against a distance runner, currently.

Equal to Kiprops ban.

Go Mak!!!

B,b,b,but!!!! wrote:

Work Commute Track Club wrote:

So what is your point? I think it is again simply non-white = doping?

Two athletes can live and train in the same place but the white one is 'altitude training' and the brown one is 'hiding from testers'?

Did everyone just forget that Macdaddy's bag that he left behind was found full of needles and PEDS? He is the biggest joke since Ramzi. London 2012 was the most doped final I've ever seen - other than the 2012 Womens final.

Aww.

You both are a little sore on the hind-side, I see

Your dear SH has been banned for 4 years, the longest implemented against a distance runner, currently.

Equal to Kiprops ban.

Go Mak!!![/quote]

And the dominant sentiment of LetsRun posters, probably mostly from the USA, was good riddance to Houlihan. That doesn’t support the charge of racism against non-whites.

Excuse me but your message implies that prohibited substances were found in his bag in his room in the national training center in France, INSEP, in Paris.

Actually, unless I’m missing something, nothing prohibited was found. You’re jumping to conclusions to think that needles automatically mean “prohibited drugs. “

In addition, please remember that we cannot be sure and will probably never be sure whether the items found in his bag were originally his - or whether they were “planted” by possibly other jealous athletes at the national training center in Paris.

Can you show any evidence that prohibited substances were found in his bag?

It is rather disappointing that no mention of two French athletes illegally going into his room and going into his bag which has greatly compromised “the case” if you want to call it that.

When Ali Saudi Sief, the very strongly build Algerian 1500 m and 5000 runner was caught many years ago for prohibited substances, he accepted the ban and left the scene and moved on to other endeavors.

If Makhlouf were really guilty I don’t think he would be showing his face and being so public on Instagram. Please give this strongly built Algerian mesomorph the benefit of the doubt and the chance to show everyone what a strong athlete he is in Tokyo because he is unique in the sense that he tends to peek for these big events.

Too many rumors, and too much innuendo gets tiresome. In France, we have a saying, « il est présumé innocent tant qu’il n’y a pas de preuves contre lui » which essentially means that a person is innocent unless proven otherwise and this applies to the Algerian.

Typo” tends to peek”

Correct:”tends to peak” etc...

He’s not Spanish he is American

Mohocker Koletir

Bad Wigins wrote:

Mattyc wrote:

Makdaddy and Katir are two of my favorite runners. They both are much more courageous than any of your Brits and they will run their best when it matters most. They don’t care whether you think they cheat. They courageously march toward their goals while figuratively giving clowns like you the finger.

If you think you're the new JAKIR, think again.

Bring on the new JAKIR.

Hey now, be careful, I’m still here

Mattyc wrote:

Bad Wigins wrote:

If you think you're the new JAKIR, think again.

Bring on the new JAKIR.

Any chance you could learn to write in English? Damn you people are inarticulate.

You clearly have not been around here long enough. After (during?) the 2012 Olympics, JAKIR, greatest fan of Makh appeared. He was fun, and eventually confessed who he was. I forget though.

Now that's funny, the moment I post an explanation, the "real" JAKIR posts at the same time. Nice.