Jessica speaks;
"I am exactly where I need to be and I’m surrounded by the best people in every possible way, here’s to 2020!"
Suck it Jenny (I added that part)
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Jessica speaks;
"I am exactly where I need to be and I’m surrounded by the best people in every possible way, here’s to 2020!"
Suck it Jenny (I added that part)
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Literally who?
Best people in the Trump sense of the phrase?
bindersofdopers wrote:
Best people in the Hillary Clinton sense of the phrase?
fixed my error fellas;)
if you know you're not a cheater, then there is no reason to leave NOP. mo farah leaving NOP was a huge yellow flag
Mo's actions and words speak louder than Hull's .
There's no reason to leave on her part. She's coached by Julian anyways and is in the same environment that brought her success in college. Same sport psychologist (Darren Treasure), great strength coach, and she gets to train with the best in the world (Koko, Hassan, and Rowbury) in addition to free altitude camps. They have the best resources there is and it's her best shot at a global medal. Julian is the real deal.
Jenny: "I don't see why anyone would want to join the group". Many top post-collegians would love to join the group. The conviction was all based on circumstantial evidence. Every runner there has said they were NEVER pressured to take any illegal substances, including past members and even the athletes that wrote statements for the case.
BTC is starting to become way too saturated with domestic runners competing for the same spot and we don't even know if they wanted her. If she went there, everyone would be like "why isn't Schumacher developing more Americans?" Jerry is already coaching a lot of athletes right now. OTC is all Green, Blankenship and Mead. Is she goes with a private coach, she gets much less money and has to pay a coaching fee. Nike gets the best athletes and gives them limited options in terms of groups and financial incentives to join the select groups to promote their brand. Say what you want but her decision is completely logical.
Koko also apparently doesn't think of leaving despite the German Press telling her to do so. Either these girls are clean or (maybe naively) think that they only use allowed supplements and methods. (I think that it is likely that NOP uses quite a bit of "grey stuff" that is technically legal and while other highly professional groups do the same NOP might be better in this department and get an edge. They also simply picked some extremely talented runners and that Brazier performed much better than Engels or Murphy seems simply rooted in superior talent.)
Or they are duplicitous sociopaths and extremely good actresses with totally fake public personae. I don't know about Hull, but with Koko she would have to be a better actress than runner for the second possibility.
She looks good in her bun huggers.
T.M.A.D.D.D.H.A.S.F.N.E.
.Trump2020OP-the real one....... wrote:
She looks good in her bun huggers.
T.M.A.D.D.D.H.A.S.F.N.E.
Sexism aside, she doesn't get a pass just because she's a white girl. She made an adult decision to join a dirty group. Was she asked the same questions the male NOP athletes got? Agents are just as complicit in this process because they're still directing athletes straight to Nike.
NERunner053 wrote:
.Trump2020OP-the real one....... wrote:
She looks good in her bun huggers.
T.M.A.D.D.D.H.A.S.F.N.E.
Sexism aside, she doesn't get a pass just because she's a white girl. She made an adult decision to join a dirty group. Was she asked the same questions the male NOP athletes got? Agents are just as complicit in this process because they're still directing athletes straight to Nike.
Your anti-white racism aside, nobody is giving her a pass because of race.
Leaving NOP is a tricky one.
A) Likely their still paying their athletes at the moment
B) Everyone is going to view you suspiciously for the rest of your career
What do you choose?
Unless you have a firm contract from another sponsor - keep your job!
Plus USADA/WADA isn't hunting athletes at the moment. Nike is still giving you the best gear (Next%) etc. I probably wouldn't leave.
MohammedAA wrote:
NERunner053 wrote:
Sexism aside, she doesn't get a pass just because she's a white girl. She made an adult decision to join a dirty group. Was she asked the same questions the male NOP athletes got? Agents are just as complicit in this process because they're still directing athletes straight to Nike.
Your anti-white racism aside, nobody is giving her a pass because of race.
You're the racist.
Flying Carpet Salesman wrote:
MohammedAA wrote:
Your anti-white racism aside, nobody is giving her a pass because of race.
You're the racist.
give it a rest son. I highly doubt Jessica did anything to you.
Hull Fan wrote:
Jessica speaks;
"I am exactly where I need to be and I’m surrounded by the best people in every possible way, here’s to 2020!"
Suck it Jenny (I added that part)
Excellent!
ncrecuvuer wrote:
Jenny: "I don't see".
Nailed it.
Always be careful around a baby talker, especially a hot one with crazy eyes. She's obviously trouble.
The head of her agency served a 10 year drug violation ban. I am not surprised she went to NOP and would stay there.
Why does it always look like she peed her pants in pictures of her racing?
https://twitter.com/jessicahull143/status/493852767014756354
market disrupter wrote:
Unless you have a firm contract from another sponsor - keep your job!
Other sponsors aren't going to be signing contracts with NOP runners who are still under contract. It's a tort to induce someone to break a contract. So they probably won't even be willing to talk to NOP runners.
It's a different story for NOP runners who can claim their contracts with Nike were breached Salazar's ban. But even there, it will depend on how the contract was written, or what Oregon law says about misbehavior by fellow employees.
TL;DNR: Signing a contract limits your options. That's the point.
Contracts 101 wrote:
It's a tort to induce someone to break a contract.
This is a little off-topic, but I'm not an attorney and am curious. If a home seller lists their home for sale with a real estate broker, and an agent from a different company entices the seller to cancel their listing and instead list with them, is that a tort? If so, what might the consequences be to that agent to tried to get the seller to cancel the contract?