Doping

http://www.skysports.com/more-sports/athletics/news/29877/10062334/athletics-reacts-to-wada-report

for teh lels

When is she doing an Oprah interview?

Lamine Diack's plea bargain will be a corker

Sebastian Coe is track and field’s version of Pat McQuaid

Seb is also currently installing a geiger counter in his fridge and local branch of Pret.

So without dwelling on what we already knew. How long and who is going to burst the next bubble (mith) that super human athletes can kick a ball for 45 minutes without a rest and fifa are pure as driven snow ?.

fifa are pure as driven snow

Slush

Have a read of Arsene Wenger's interview in L'Equipe this weekend just gone, he kind of hinted at this very same thing

this is a surprise? ffs, football is clearly a dopers paradise

but then add rugby, tennis, baseball...

the bigger the prizes the more likelihood of doping

Maybe my scepticism didnt come across in the post. Coes running around like a headless chicken is very amusing.

Today, we glorify the one that ran in 10.1 seconds, and say the one that ran 10.2 seconds. But both of them are very fast. That’s dangerous for sports. We have reached an era in which we glorify the winner, without looking at the means or the method. And ten years later we realise the guy was a cheat. And during that time, the one that came second suffered. He didn’t get recognition. And with all that’s been said about them…they can be very unhappy.

You'd think, given how long he must've known the two current situations were developing, that he'd have come up with a better media strategy than the currently failing one.

But like you, I'm enjoying watching the slimy toad squirm.

You got a link to it by any chance?

http://news.arseblog.com/2015/11/arsene-wengers-full-interview-with-lequipe-sport-and-style/

Ahh, it was on the arseblog! Stupid work stopping me from catching up on priorities.

Je ne nie pas être avant tout un éducateur. En revanche, je ne me sens pas du tout aristocrate. Si vous aviez vécu avec moi à charger du fumier sur les charrettes, vous auriez compris. J’essaie d’être fidèle aux valeurs que je trouve importantes dans la vie et de les transmettre aux autres. En trente ans de carrière de coach, je n’ai jamais fait piquer un de mes joueurs pour qu’il soit plus performant. Je ne lui ai jamais donné un produit qui puisse améliorer sa performance. C’est une fierté. J’ai joué contre beaucoup d’équipes qui n’étaient pas dans cet état d’esprit.

I don’t deny that I’m first and foremost an educator. However, I don’t feel like an aristocrat at all. If you had lived with me, loading manure on carts, you would have understood. I try to be faithful to the values that I believe to be important in life and to pass them on to others. In thirty years as a manager, I’ve never had my players injected to make them better. I never gave them any product that would help enhance their performance. I’m proud of that. I’ve played against many teams that weren’t in that frame of mind.

He did bring in vitamin injections though, certainly in the early years at the Arse. I've heard Ian Wright talk about it.

Hat trick of dodgy associations on his register of interests

Category 2: Remunerated employment, office, profession etc.

Special Adviser, Nike International

Consultant, Chelsea Football Club

Columnist, Daily Telegraph

https://youtu.be/oBg6-_wrsOQ

The Jon Snow grilling.

A week is a long time in politics so lets see where we are in a week hey !

Seb's parking space at Nike HQ in Beaverton, Oregon

You sure that is parking, looks possibly more like here are all his secrets buried ?

Not a pit deep enough.

Big Chelsea bust!

Big Chelsea bust!

I was having a conversation yesterday regarding the probable usage of various drugs by celebrities/actors/reality TV nobodies...not just regarding the guys using steroids to bulk up or whatever, but those trying to retain their youthful looks through HGH etc....some probably make Armstrong look like a mere dabbler in PEDs by comparison.

EDIT: New page fail. :'(