How fast can he go now? Sub 15 for sure
lol at him leaving for athletic competitions.
Imagine if WADA still had test samples from the 1990s. Those things would be loaded with dope.
I remember driving the Escudo in Gran Turismo 3, lotsa horsepower, not very easy to control.
He would have killed himself in that thing.
Escudo wrote:
I remember driving the Escudo in Gran Turismo 3, lotsa horsepower, not very easy to control.
He would have killed himself in that thing.
That's car is certainly worth a forgery charge.
i agree with spencer wrote:
he was mind weak so he took it only one time. EPO doesnt work, well maybe since he is long retired he is no longer elite so it was working but mostly he is mind weak
Someone with this type of criminal character would no doubt cheat on the track without thinking twice.
So this is what has become of what many consider being the most talented runner in the history of t&f.
Now, that's sad.
"Prosecutors opposed freeing him on bond, arguing that he might leave the country anytime to take part in athletics competitions."
These Kenyan prosecutors are either very comical or very ignorant! When was the last time Komen competed abroad or locally? They probably can't tell the difference between Kipchoge, Tergat or Komen!
KHG wrote:
"Prosecutors opposed freeing him on bond, arguing that he might leave the country anytime to take part in athletics competitions."
These Kenyan prosecutors are either very comical or very ignorant! When was the last time Komen competed abroad or locally? They probably can't tell the difference between Kipchoge, Tergat or Komen!
There's two Daniel Komen runners
Judge should sentence him to return to athletics.
talent isn't everything wrote:
So this is what has become of what many consider being the MOST DOPED runner in the history of t&f.
Now, that's sad.
FIFY
He should run away from them - no one would catch him for at least 3000M
Bekele wrote:
He should run away from them - no one would catch him for at least 3000M
Um, what about Rudisha?
Double your pleasure wrote:
KHG wrote:"Prosecutors opposed freeing him on bond, arguing that he might leave the country anytime to take part in athletics competitions."
These Kenyan prosecutors are either very comical or very ignorant! When was the last time Komen competed abroad or locally? They probably can't tell the difference between Kipchoge, Tergat or Komen!
There's two Daniel Komen runners
Actually more than two. There are two marathoners but have retired then there is former mile Kipchirchir Komen who has been training for the marathon. The cops and prosecutors should know Kipngetich Komen since his pictures were always everywhere back in the 90s into the 2000s.
One funny thing about this story is that there is ongoing case where Daniel Kipchirchir Komen is suing a politician who defrauded him of millions of his earnings from running. It would appear to some that the same Daniel Komen decided to go ahead and defraud someone else, but which is not the case here.
MCA?
Just another fat guy wrote:
Escudo wrote:I remember driving the Escudo in Gran Turismo 3, lotsa horsepower, not very easy to control.
He would have killed himself in that thing.
That's car is certainly worth a forgery charge.
I don't think Komen was driving the Pike's Peak climber
but 1.75 million shillings is a lot in any case. I sure hope they have paper money
i agree with spencer wrote:
he was mind weak so he took it only one time. EPO doesnt work, well maybe since he is long retired he is no longer elite so it was working but mostly he is mind weak
What does this have to do w/ the article or the case against him?
MurderDubs wrote:
i agree with spencer wrote:he was mind weak so he took it only one time. EPO doesnt work, well maybe since he is long retired he is no longer elite so it was working but mostly he is mind weak
What does this have to do w/ the article or the case against him?
Say what, bro.
Say Whats wrote:
MurderDubs wrote:What does this have to do w/ the article or the case against him?
Say what, bro.
Let me try again: What does his arrest on charges of forgery, etc. have to do with the poster's stream-of-consciousness speculations about EPO?