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Not good. At least the AIU is contesting Naser’s verdict, now - so a chance we might see her banged to rights. I’m assuming the incident that got her off (“can’t have been a missed test - agent went to wrong address”) will be pushed back on and she will be told it’s her fault for giving the wrong contact details...
Good to see they're pressing yet more individuals with whereabouts failures. Is it just me or have there been more whereabouts failures (or at least high profile ones) lately than normal?
Good to see they're pressing yet more individuals with whereabouts failures. Is it just me or have there been more whereabouts failures (or at least high profile ones) lately than normal?
Some of it might be a function of Seb Coe introducing a more transparent system? Under Lamine Diack it seems very possible that some whereabouts failures were covered up or ignored or that Diack welcomed bribes from the athlete concerned.
Oh boy! Both the Men's & Women's winners of October's Sofia Marathon have been popped for their doping test after the race (they are Moroccan & Ukrainian respectively).
Some talk here about the American legal system: at the highest level its not a legal system to be taken seriously; based on the holders political views as you go up the state and national chain, so if you have the "correct" views even at Supreme Court level you can be selected. Thank goodness our top legal judges are not political creatures.
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