Only on this site can someone do something that cool and the trolls have to bring up doping. What a bunch of losers!
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Ineos isn't having him tested. No surprise.
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Kipchoge the Man wrote:
Only on this site can someone do something that cool and the trolls have to bring up doping. What a bunch of losers!
I agree.
It's a given that he is doping (and always has been) so there's no real point discussing it. -
Age cheat too wrote:
Ineos isn't having him tested. No surprise.
Kiochoge is in testing pool like other best runners. It means that he's tested during whole year. During training preparations and races.
Learn something about AIU and WADA -
Kiochoge is in testing pool like other best runners. It means that he's tested during whole year. During training preparations and races.
This wasn't a race. So he's been tested, once this year in-competition? And likely about that many times OOC in Kenya? -
Alll wrote:
Age cheat too wrote:
Ineos isn't having him tested. No surprise.
Kiochoge is in testing pool like other best runners. It means that he's tested during whole year. During training preparations and races.
Learn something about AIU and WADA
This. It also means he always needs to provide information about his whereabouts - so the WADA knew about him being in Vienna and could have sent someone to test him.
Also, nothing indicates doping - no suspicious coach, good since very young age (don't forget he beat the Two Great's at 19-20 (official age of 18 was wrong, he admitted himself)), and perhaps the biggest reason is that he has been consistent for over 20 years. Someone who is doping for performance boosts would be good for some time, but ultimately the body would break down because he is artificially operating above his talent level. -
If you run for Kenya you will get accused of doping. That country has earned their reputation with countless failed tests of top athletes. . If they want the accusations to stop then the Kenyan federation need to clean up their act. Right now based on history it is fair to assume they are all juiced to the gills.
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I learned pretty quickly that this site should be renamed "Letsnotrunletsjustblatheraboutwhosdopinghowmuch dot com"
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izhorian wrote:
I learned pretty quickly that this site should be renamed "Letsnotrunletsjustblatheraboutwhosdopinghowmuch dot com"
and funny how the allegations almost always turn out to be true down the road. I think you're looking for letskeepmyheadinthesand.com -
doper until proven clean wrote:
If you run for Kenya you will get accused of doping. That country has earned their reputation with countless failed tests of top athletes. . If they want the accusations to stop then the Kenyan federation need to clean up their act. Right now based on history it is fair to assume they are all juiced to the gills.
Athletics Kenya should just conceal positives like the US and UK federations. Especially since Kenya isn't a litigious society. -
El Keniano wrote:
doper until proven clean wrote:
If you run for Kenya you will get accused of doping. That country has earned their reputation with countless failed tests of top athletes. . If they want the accusations to stop then the Kenyan federation need to clean up their act. Right now based on history it is fair to assume they are all juiced to the gills.
Athletics Kenya should just conceal positives like the US and UK federations. Especially since Kenya isn't a litigious society.
I'm certain they have already done so.
Particularly when the IAAF were helping them do it. -
LateRunnerPhil wrote:
Alll wrote:
Learn something about AIU and WADA
This. It also means he always needs to provide information about his whereabouts - so the WADA knew about him being in Vienna and could have sent someone to test him.
Hahahahahahaha!!
No one in the "anti-doping" WADA world is stupid enough to undermine a marquee event like this.
Almost as dumb as showing up to test Bolt circa 2008 w/o notice. -
This is another reason for the Shoe Hype. To cover-up the Drug PED angle.
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How the system really works wrote:
No one in the "anti-doping" WADA world is stupid enough to undermine a marquee event like this.
Hahaha yes, imagine they'd have announced on Friday that he tested positive, and canceled this event.
That would be like Coe demanding that all of Mo's and Paula's tests get repeated, including CIR testing.
Bolt, same thing, yes, and let's not forget the positive but covered up 'roid tests of unnamed Jamaican sprinters at the Olympics in Beijing. -
INEOS held a lottery at the completion of the event and tested 30 of the athletes. Of course that’s no guarantee that he was tested, but 30 of the 42 athletes were tested.
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doper until proven clean wrote:
If they want the accusations to stop then the Kenyan federation need to clean up their act. Right now based on history it is fair to assume they are all juiced to the gills.
Look toward Norway. The accusations never stops no matter how much you play with open cards and got the highest level of anti-doping work country wise. Its pathetic if it cant be backed up with actual arguments beside "its impossible to beat the best without getting dirty yourself". -
Age cheat too wrote:
Ineos isn't having him tested. No surprise.
And he comes from the EPO era too. -
trollism wrote:
Kipchoge the Man wrote:
Only on this site can someone do something that cool and the trolls have to bring up doping. What a bunch of losers!
I agree.
It's a given that he is doping (and always has been) so there's no real point discussing it.
So sad that even on dope, the best a Brit can do is 2:15 -
El Keniano wrote:
trollism wrote:
Kipchoge the Man wrote:
Only on this site can someone do something that cool and the trolls have to bring up doping. What a bunch of losers!
I agree.
It's a given that he is doping (and always has been) so there's no real point discussing it.
So sad that even on dope, the best a Brit can do is 2:15
So sad that the best a Kenyan can do on much more powerful drugs is 2:17. -
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