Irish journalist calls out Mo Farah..... Big time

mark b wrote:

Got to say this; the article sums up pretty much the direction my thoughts have been moving over the last few weeks. Team Sky now looks like a gigantic fraud perpetrated against the British sporting public and the evidence against Salazar becomes stronger with every new revelation. Since Farah has tied his colours so firmly to Salazar's mast he will inevitably go down with the sinking ship.

FMD, you've changed your tune. Anyway, welcome to the party.

both farah's and bolts manager is irish......

this is who you need to look at ,

scumbag of agent ,manager what ever likes to call himself

he knew exactly what all jamiacan's were using and

got mo on the bandwagon and then to Salazar .

forget exact timeline , beyond caring at this stage

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good lord, if this is true, then the IQ of these guys is way, way under 80.

the protocol has been known for a long time.

you cycle testosterone and anabolics, and use estrogen blockers in the down time, plus take other stuff to restart the natural production of natural test. duh. so your balls should be intact.

6 weeks on, 3 weeks off. or some such.

try DRUDGE below on the NFL

Mo Farah was 27 years old when he changed from being a 'make up the numbers' finalist or semi-finalist, into a dominant champion.

Has any other athlete improved so dramatically at that age?

Most athletes were past their best at 27 or even frankly over the hill, until PED use became rampant in the 90's.

Steve Cram turned 27 in 1987, the year he became a largely spent force at world level. Imagine if Cram improved as much as Farah did at 27!

Lance was late 20s when he won his first tour. Yeah, the cancer thing, but...

ElliotCramOvettCoe wrote:

Mo Farah was 27 years old when he changed from being a 'make up the numbers' finalist or semi-finalist, into a dominant champion.

Has any other athlete improved so dramatically at that age?

Most athletes were past their best at 27 or even frankly over the hill, until PED use became rampant in the 90's.

Steve Cram turned 27 in 1987, the year he became a largely spent force at world level. Imagine if Cram improved as much as Farah did at 27!

There was a massive jump in Mo from 2009 to 2010, then again from 2010 to 2011.

Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:

ElliotCramOvettCoe wrote:

Mo Farah was 27 years old when he changed from being a 'make up the numbers' finalist or semi-finalist, into a dominant champion.

Has any other athlete improved so dramatically at that age?

Most athletes were past their best at 27 or even frankly over the hill, until PED use became rampant in the 90's.

Steve Cram turned 27 in 1987, the year he became a largely spent force at world level. Imagine if Cram improved as much as Farah did at 27!

There was a massive jump in Mo from 2009 to 2010, then again from 2010 to 2011.

I've really lost heart that any of these suspicious athletes will ever be caught. Knowing the very little that we do regarding looking the other way and huge payoffs, it is plain to see that what we have seen is a facade- that's just from the little we know- imagine what we don't know! I doubt anything has changed with the passing of the torch from diack Coe. When a coach and his athletes are caught in a drug raid in a small hotel with pre-loaded syringes of epo, yet there are no repercussions, all is lost.