Post by ovechkin8 on Mar 12, 2009 17:43:29 GMT -1
Dwain Chambers is back.
news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/7938590.stm
Apparently the head of Britains Athletic Comittee a Dutchman is so desperate for medals (after the comparitive failure at Beijing) he is willing to let the cheat go to 2012.
I by accident saw the cheat at the European Indoors meet and immediately switched over.
Most of the top class athletics meets ie the Weltklasse in Zurich Bislett in Oslo have banned him (good for them) but Berlin shamefully has decided to go the other way.
This despite the fact that the benefit of drugs use remains with an athlete despite a ban.
Other drug cheats ie Janine Whitlock in the pole vault can still compete in 2012.
When will life bans come in for a positive test ? Surely you should not give them a second chance as with Blonska who again cheated ?
When will athletics get its act together as road cycling has had to do in order to retain the sports credibility ? Still no sign of compulsory blood tests either .
news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/7938590.stm
Apparently the head of Britains Athletic Comittee a Dutchman is so desperate for medals (after the comparitive failure at Beijing) he is willing to let the cheat go to 2012.
I by accident saw the cheat at the European Indoors meet and immediately switched over.
Most of the top class athletics meets ie the Weltklasse in Zurich Bislett in Oslo have banned him (good for them) but Berlin shamefully has decided to go the other way.
This despite the fact that the benefit of drugs use remains with an athlete despite a ban.
Other drug cheats ie Janine Whitlock in the pole vault can still compete in 2012.
When will life bans come in for a positive test ? Surely you should not give them a second chance as with Blonska who again cheated ?
When will athletics get its act together as road cycling has had to do in order to retain the sports credibility ? Still no sign of compulsory blood tests either .
Boo. 
