The Guardian, like most of the media, is very mean with its coverage of cycling excepting when there's an unsavoury drugs story. By contrast football not only fills up most of the sports pages, but gets plugged everywhere it's possible to do so.
Drugs in football ? It's not really a thing, excepting the odd recreational use story.
Does anything strike anyone here about the prevalence of heart attacks after 1990?
This was a cause of death in earlier years, but nothing like so common. Odd, isn't it, that the change seems to co-incide with the start of a practice that we cyclists are all too familiar with.
In honesty we don’t need to know what’s going on here. It’s not news that football players, tennis players, rugby players etc etc etc are also on the sauce. Check most anti-doping agencies banned lists and cyclists are not the most prevalent.
The Guardian, like most of the media, is very mean with its coverage of cycling excepting when there's an unsavoury drugs story. By contrast football not only fills up most of the sports pages, but gets plugged everywhere it's possible to do so.
Drugs in football ? It's not really a thing, excepting the odd recreational use story.
Now have a look at this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_association_footballers_who_died_while_playing
Does anything strike anyone here about the prevalence of heart attacks after 1990?
This was a cause of death in earlier years, but nothing like so common. Odd, isn't it, that the change seems to co-incide with the start of a practice that we cyclists are all too familiar with.
We need to know what's going on here.