casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
El Keniano wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
What’s hilarious is almost zero Brits and yanks being busted, implying that no one is cheating in those countries.
Rule Britannia wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
What’s hilarious is almost zero Brits and yanks being busted, implying that no one is cheating in those countries.
Brits don't dope. They are just highly unfortunate to have an epidemic of severe asthma in their country which has mutated and become contagious among their elite endurance athletes. They have to be treated medically just so they can stand on the starting line in normal health. They have it tougher than most.
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
What’s hilarious is almost zero Brits and yanks being busted, implying that no one is cheating in those countries.
The more Kenyans get busted, the more it proves to freaks like you, vivalarepublics, ex-runner, longjack, Jeff Fallon that Brits are doping.
Crazy racist doping apologist loons killing our sport.
El Keniano wrote:
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
What’s hilarious is almost zero Brits and yanks being busted, implying that no one is cheating in those countries.
The more Kenyans get busted, the more it proves to freaks like you, vivalarepublics, ex-runner, longjack, Jeff Fallon that Brits are doping.
Crazy racist doping apologist loons killing our sport.
It is not your sport. At least not in the sense you mean. It hasn’t been since the mid-eighties.
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
What’s hilarious is almost zero Brits and yanks being busted, implying that no one is cheating in those countries.
The more Kenyans get busted, the more it proves to freaks like you, vivalarepublics, ex-runner, longjack, Jeff Fallon that Brits are doping.
Crazy racist doping apologist loons killing our sport.
It is not your sport. At least not in the sense you mean. It hasn’t been since the mid-eighties.
I said 'our sport', meaning any real fans. If you though I meant 'our clean sport', or 'our non-discredited sport' then yes, you're right.
El Keniano wrote:
😂 That and feeble doorbells.
vivalarepublica wrote:
Great to see that the dopers are being caught!
El Keniano wrote:
It is not your sport. At least not in the sense you mean. It hasn’t been since the mid-eig
hties.
oh ohhhh wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
It is not your sport. At least not in the sense you mean. It hasn’t been since the mid-eig
hties.
Doesn't appear to be your sport anymore either. Looks like any non-doped winners coming out of Kenya are named Robertson. Still running for NZ unfortunately for you.
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
What’s hilarious is almost zero Brits and yanks being busted, implying that no one is cheating in those countries.
The more Kenyans get busted, the more it proves to freaks like you, vivalarepublics, ex-runner, longjack, Jeff Fallon that Brits are doping.
Crazy racist doping apologist loons killing our sport.
Wow!...it looks like it's a confirmed positive for EPO from a February (2018) drug control!
Bluesky wrote:
This news is some weeks ago and togheter with Olympic Champion Ruth Jebet positive for Epo in the same article
there is the name of Violah Chepchumba who has ran the third fastest half marathon in history and they say for the first time is revealed to be fighting a 4 year ban for doping offence.
Does anybody knows about it? I didnt know she was tested positive. Is it something happened in the past?
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/jul/20/gold-medallist-ruth-jebet-disciplinary-proceedings-doping
I love to laugh and laugh hard wrote:
casual obsever wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
That was hilarious. All of it.
+1 😂
oh ohhhh wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
It is not your sport. At least not in the sense you mean. It hasn’t been since the mid-eig
hties.
Doesn't appear to be your sport anymore either. Looks like any non-doped winners coming out of Kenya are named Robertson. Still running for NZ unfortunately for you.
What about Jebet? You haven't mentioned anything about her that I'm aware of. This, by far, would be the biggest Kenyan female bust to date (blows Sumgong & Jeptoo away).
El Keniano wrote:
I have never heard of this guy (virtual unknown in Kenya) so, other than being Kenyan, it’s no big loss and we won’t be losing any sleep. We’re still reeling from the Kiprop case which shook the country to its core. I agree it’s great that dopers are being nabbed which currently, is only happening in Kenya. I fully expect the busts to reduce significantly shortly, if not end completely.
I also don’t expect any more real big names of Kiprop’s calibre because those are currently the most tested athletes in Kenya, if not the world, and with the new AIU policy of transparency, their names would’ve been up by now if they had failed tests. So with the cheats all finally weeded out, and any missed probably already off the sauce spooked by the recent flurry of busts, clean Kenyan elites can finally get back to redeeming the country’s reputation.
Someone said last year, after Jemima Sumgong, that it needed to get worse for it to get better. Even though it didn’t seem like it at the time, the Asbel Kiprop cloud had a silver lining as it gave the country a necessary jolt as none of the previous busts had been household names in Kenya. Whether Kiprop doped or not (many of us Kenyans, for many reasons, have our doubts ) the most painful part of cleaning the sport in Kenya should be behind us. We’ll now have our popcorn ready watching to see if other countries will take the same bold, painful steps and which big names will come crashing down.
This Is Getting Ridiculous wrote:
Bluesky wrote:
This news is some weeks ago and togheter with Olympic Champion Ruth Jebet positive for Epo in the same article
there is the name of Violah Chepchumba who has ran the third fastest half marathon in history and they say for the first time is revealed to be fighting a 4 year ban for doping offence.
Does anybody knows about it? I didnt know she was tested positive. Is it something happened in the past?
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/jul/20/gold-medallist-ruth-jebet-disciplinary-proceedings-doping
Wow!...it looks like it's a confirmed positive for EPO from a February (2018) drug control!
This is getting ridiculous - a 21 yr old Olympic Gold medalist, former WR holder and currently the 2nd fastest SC ever...busted for using rocket fuel. This is getting crazy!...in just the last 8 months you've got Kiprop, Jebet, Kalalei all positive for EPO. And now there's some chatter on Chepchumba? Man...my head is spinning! 😨
https://olympics.nbcsports.com/2018/07/20/ruth-jebet-ivan-ukhov-doping/
https://www.athleticsintegrity.org/disciplinary-process/provisional-suspensions-in-force
