Russian sports papers claims IAAF covered up 4 positives for Mo Farah

Russian website sports.ru reports that Diack and his sons covered up four positive tests for Farah. They also tried to extort 500,000$ from Alptekin, but she refused, that's why she got busted.

http://www.sports.ru/others/athletics/1034396387.html

man, I just absolutely love this. the fallacy that some 8th placer comes to the point of completely destroying the world's best over 5/10k, then running 3.28 for 1500m is hopefully coming to an end. it's lance 2.0.

This needs to be investigated...

EPO cheats out!

hard to believe???? why would they make that up, or pull that out of the clear blue sky? how does that benefit them? farah is going down, and I couldn't be happier. total scam.

I'm very happy to see this.

This one is untrue.

How do we know that is what is says. Are we just supposed to take your word for it??? Don't think so!

This is what I got from Google translate:

"Former President of the International Athletics Federation (IAAF) Lamine Diack, who was arrested yesterday on suspicion of corruption, cover the athletes from different countries applying dope.

"It's the world of athletics is no secret that Lamine Diack after his son Pope Massata Diack, until recently head of marketing programs IAAF, has created a system of bribes and extortion. We paid for everything. The scale of corruption was huge. And at the World Championship in Moscow, he even brought a few dozen of his relatives, athletics relations without. During their stay they had to pay to the organizers.

Those cases of doping were covered not only in the interests of Russia and other countries. Of course, not free. But sometimes Lamine Diack years later demanded new amounts for the course to prevent cases of which have already received the money, "- said a source familiar with the conduct of affairs in international athletics.

In particular, it is reported that the two-time Olympic champion in the women Briton Mo Farah at least four times failed a doping test, but did not give the cause of progress.

Recall that in June this year, coach Alberto Salazar Lights accused of using performance-enhancing drugs."

-->"In particular, it is reported that the two-time Olympic champion in the women Briton Mo Farah at least four times failed a doping test, but did not give the cause of progress."

I don't know how accurate the translation is. But Mo Farah definitely is not "women Briton"!!

mellow jonny wrote:

man, I just absolutely love this. the fallacy that some 8th placer comes to the point of completely destroying the world's best over 5/10k, then running 3.28 for 1500m is hopefully coming to an end. it's lance 2.0.

Why would you absolutely love this? Why would you hate the idea that someone 8th in the world becomes 1st in the world? Why do you hate the idea that some incredibly talented runners train harder than they ever have before and become great? Should the best runners in the world be the ones who start out the best as juniors and continue to be the best as pros? Or are they just doping for a young age, or are they age cheats, or are they African?

Why do you hate success?

Lastly, you're going to believe a Russian source, especially on a day that several Russians are getting banned for doping? Seriously?

Fentrekker wrote:

Grow up people. The Russian's invented this tactic. It used to be called calumny. Today we just call it making stuff up to make the other guys look as bad as we do. There is virtually no independent press left in Russia. Nearly every publication and broadcasting outfit is a puppet for the Putin regime, directly or indirectly.

Fentrekker wrote:

There is virtually no independent press left in Russia. Nearly every publication and broadcasting outfit is a puppet for the Putin regime, directly or indirectly.

The same could be said for western publications.

habs wrote:

Already posted:

http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=6835259

I admit it's very hard to believe.

No this is a different source

The same could be said for western publications.

No.

In 2013 Russia ranked 148th out of 179 countries in the Press Freedom Index from Reporters Without Borders.

The paragraph translated in Bing translate:

Original:

http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/2846812

Mo paragraph:

"And involved in such schemes was by no means the only one Russia. "The same cases of doping were covered and in the interests of other countries. Of course, not free. But sometimes Lamine Diack years later required new amounts not to proceed for the cases that have already received money ", said the source, adding that the famous British runner, Olympic champion London-2012 (in the 5000 and 10000 m), Mo Farah at least four failed doping tests. But neither case produced no progress."

errhhh... wrote:

-->"In particular, it is reported that the two-time Olympic champion in the women Briton Mo Farah at least four times failed a doping test, but did not give the cause of progress."

I don't know how accurate the translation is. But Mo Farah definitely is not "women Briton"!!

In Russian --> В частности сообщается, что двукратный олимпийский чемпион в беге британец Мо Фара как минимум четыре раза проваливал допинг-тесты, но ход делу не давали.

--> In particular, it is reported that the two-time Olympic champion in the women Briton Mo Farah at least four times failed a doping test, but did not give the cause of progress.

Translate only words around Mo --> чемпион в беге британец Мо Фара как минимум четыре раза проваливал допинг-тесты

--> British champion in Mo farah at least four times failed a doping test

Also, if you only translate part of the russian you get a different result

In Russian --> В частности сообщается, что двукратный олимпийский чемпион в беге британец Мо Фара как минимум четыре раза проваливал допинг-тесты, но ход делу не давали.

--> In particular, it is reported that the two-time Olympic champion in the women Briton Mo Farah at least four times failed a doping test, but did not give the cause of progress.

Translate only words around Mo --> чемпион в беге британец Мо Фара как минимум четыре раза проваливал допинг-тесты

--> British champion in Mo farah at least four times failed a doping test

This is it. Will Coe push on Farah? I think so. This is what we want. Lets move forward!

It will take a day or so, but expect the Mobot to launch his Freud Communications PR bots against LRC. The Mo-brand must be protected at all co$t$.

No-shows would do it. Too hot to never test positive.