pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
It's all a terrible misunderstanding. EPO doesn't work on Kenyans.
Frederick wrote:
he just takes one for the team.
Frederick wrote:
"It also made allegations that Rotich had demanded £10,000 ($13,000/€11,000) for agreeing to warn a British coach about imminent doping tests."
It will be interesting to see if he identifies this coach to verify his claim under oath, or if he just takes one for the team.
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
I guess if you are Kenyan and have a weak mind, you can still get on podiums.
NOP's Dr Brown wrote:
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
I guess if you are Kenyan and have a weak mind, you can still get on podiums.
They should have used the NOP defense. Have their shady doctor refuse to release medical records, because they are "private", and refuse to answer investigator's questions because NOP attorneys. That way you get to keep your medals.
Frederick wrote:
"It also made allegations that Rotich had demanded £10,000 ($13,000/€11,000) for agreeing to warn a British coach about imminent doping tests."
It will be interesting to see if he identifies this coach to verify his claim under oath, or if he just takes one for the team.
Hdiwhdjei wrote:
We all know that the only reason they want those records private is to hide illicit activity and that none of these athletes have thyroid conditions. F off
