Mo Farah Panorama tonight

We watch and get involved, but we really know they're as bent as a nine bob note. They give a bloke a honour from the country for riding a bike:D and another for rowing a boat. And idiots then call them Sir blah ...dear me.
 
Professional sport is rife with EPO's, football included. The difference between football and some other sports, such as cycling or athletics, is that it doesn't want to turn over the rock, for fear of 'damaging the brand'.

Athletics is trying it's hardest not to turn over the rock - they are in denial. Look at the Jamaican athletes for example. Bolt was faster than the other fastest Jamacians who were faster than everyone else. Jamaica has no testing centres and no anti-doping programme. The other fast Jamaicans were doping, Bolt just ate McDonalds. Dodgy AF.

Bolt was like Lance - he was too big to be taken down - it would have ended any credibility that athletics had left. They only got Lance after he retired. I can't take Bolt's performances seriously.
 
I accept pro Footballers take PED, as in athletics and cycling if the bloke who comes 47th is on them the top has to be.

Na, if the 47th guy is on them it actually doesn't compute that everyone above them is. Watch Icarus on Netflix - doping is far more complicated than what you suggest.
 
Read a story a British Karate youth team member showed me a long time ago, it was regarding a retired athlete who was asked to use them for medical research. He begged to differ he smashed all the training times he had in his prime, he made that comparison.

As for bringing them down, it would effect business in making the sporting garb people wear. Its big business and Govt wouldn't allow that.
 
Where people compete (politics, friendships, the business world, athletics etc) there are lies and deceit.
Farah is guilty of the latter and probably a raving drugs cheat.

Can't believe people still trot out that stupid defence 'the most tested etc...' frickin barmy that.
 
They barely test in football when you compare it to how many tests are done in cycling.

What worries me about Mo is that he lied about the injections, they weren't on his medical records and he didn't declare them on his doping control form. But we have to believe his word when he says it was below the specified amount. He can't prove he didn't break the rules but we (at the moment) can't prove he did.

I think there is more to come out, especially as he is a current runner. And he's rocking the Lance cover story - 'never failed a test'.

Well, we don't have to believe him. In fact, believing him would be folly given his track record in lying. For instance, he lied about knowing Jama Aden (drug cheat coach) ... saying he'd never met him. Until photos emerged of him in Etheopia, training with the drug cheat Aden. Then he had to admit that he'd lied.

The man is a fraud.
 
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