The best solution is to make track and field strictly amateur again. This would surely reduce the motivation to dope. And at least dopers would not be stealing someone else's money by doping.
The best solution is to make track and field strictly amateur again. This would surely reduce the motivation to dope. And at least dopers would not be stealing someone else's money by doping.
best solution wrote:
The best solution is to make track and field strictly amateur again. This would surely reduce the motivation to dope. And at least dopers would not be stealing someone else's money by doping.
There are millions of amateurs doping in sport. Making it an amateur sport wouldn’t help at all.
oh noooooooo :(
Gibstar wrote:
UK anti-doping put out a press release saying they weren't doing anymore testing, can you believe it, they put out a press release. What bad timing, if it was sooner some of the UK's star athletes could have made it back from Ethiopia before the flight bans cane into place.
100%.
I told y'all the Brits were dirty. Never trusted them or their wonky teeth one bit.
Bet Mo Farah wishes he'd caught the flight back to the UK where could dope with impunity. And Mo Farah. And his training partners Mo Farah and Mo Farah. And the 1500m guy, what's his name? Oh yea, Mo Farah. All of them stuck in Ethiopia when all of them could be doping back home in Lord Coe land.
I tell y'all, Mo needs to get on a plane to Portland right now and hand over the gold he cheated out of poor innocent Galen's hands.
'Didn't know it was cartinine my yankee a $ s!' Brits are all dirty y'all.