Almost Famous Miler wrote:
Who?
bobgob wrote:
Remind us again why Steve Magness is famous? .
Almost Famous Miler wrote:
Who?
sdfsfgasfd wrote:
Who cares what you have against Magness, his observations are right. That race was absurdly doped. No way Huddle should have been so far back running such an incredible time.
George Hirsch wrote:
His automatic accusations suggest a new rule--automatic disqualification to anyone who sets a world record, even if they have never failed a test.
bobgob wrote:
Remind us again why Steve Magness is famous? Being a great coach? An excellent Journalist perhaps? No, he came to people's attention because of the accusations he made against Salazar and Rupp.
So why are you surprised he's accusing/insinuating that Ayana is doping?
It's what Magness is know for. It's what he does best.
NGOLO wrote:
Magness and Ross Tucker are both journalistic frauds. They should stick to what they're good at and keep their mouth shut on other matters.
sdfsfgasfd wrote:
Who cares what you have against Magness, his observations are right. That race was absurdly doped. No way Huddle should have been so far back running such an incredible time.
Coach Cookie wrote:
Not a big fan of Magness but he is 100% right here. After this morning's 10k, the IAAF might as well sent out a memo that doping would be allowed in Rio. It was just ridiculous.
