big bear
list your name and address if you're going to be such a moron that you'll claim he was clean
that's what i thought
big bear
list your name and address if you're going to be such a moron that you'll claim he was clean
that's what i thought
haha has anyone else been super excited all day about the possibility of El G coming back and doing some real races?
I sure have. maybe he'll get drawn back into the game and be a 5k/10k guy
www.running2win.com user wrote:
"Ma plus mauvaise course est un 5.000 m quand j'étais junior surclassé senior en 1993 : je menais facilement et à 400 mètres de l'arrivée, je me suis fait doubler. "My worst race is a 5,000 m when I was a junior outperformed senior in 1993: I led easily and 400 meters from the finish, I made double.
Nice translation, chief. Don't apply for any jobs at the UN.
"My worst race was a 5000m when I was a junior competing up in the senior ranks in 1993. I was leading easily, then at 400 meters from the finish I got passed."
Sir Lance-alot wrote:
truth teller2 wrote:truth teller one thing maybe help you understand that Ryan Hall and Alan Webb are not on "drugs" is they have good and bad races! When DID El G ever run a horrible race....he was a contender in every race and being able to win at will helps to PROVE that he WAS on drugs! That's my opinion but many more Morrocan's were/are on drugs than Amercians.(fact)[quote]truth teller wrote:
You gotta love the drug "logic" that Letsrun uses to accuse foreigners-
1) too consistent ? On drugs [the logic you used against El G)
2) too inconsistent (terrible one month, great the next)? on drugs
[the logic that used to be used against Viren, who would be less than stellar often before the Olympics, and then suddenly "peak" perfectly. Also, when Bekele would suddenly have a off day at world cross, or his first track race after world cross, or after the time his fiancee died when he had a few bad indoor races, the fact that he was suddenly down and then up again, meant he must be on drugs)
So how can they win with you guys??
I don't think the following guys are on drugs, but if you want to be "logical" about it, how on earth did Hall and Teg run so inconsistently and less than world class as collegians, and then WHAM, become world beaters in no time?? Based on the type of "logic" you present, it would seem clear that they went on a drug regimen to achieve such a stupendous turn-around from also-rans to world beaters. Solinksy too. What did he drop, something like 20 seconds on his 5k pr ??
Could those who accuse Hicham of using PED's please respond to Sir Lance. Please reply but with sensible reasons supporting your view. Do you have any?
I wouldn't guarantee El Guerrouj racing again but I very much look forward to it if it happens. Though I don't see him ever getting back to the level that he once was. His 34 so 10,000 is his logical event, a distance that he's never proven himself at.
This is no real comeback.
truth teller2 wrote:
truth teller one thing maybe help you understand that Ryan Hall and Alan Webb are not on "drugs" is they have good and bad races! When DID El G ever run a horrible race....he was a contender in every race and being able to win at will helps to PROVE that he WAS on drugs! That's my opinion but many more Morrocan's were/are on drugs than Amercians.(fact)
Try looking up the meaning of the following words before posting next time: "prove", "opinion" and "fact". Check the spelling of Moroccan while you're at it.
By now, El G has probably worked his way down to Floyd Landis's regimen as one of the intermediate detoxification stages involved with gradually weaning himself off of his own regimen from his days as a competitor.
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