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fiddy3

http://www.athleticsweekly.com/news/world-1500m-leader-alaoui-selsouli-faces-lifetime-ban-after-drugs-positive/

Well it seems that Moroccan 5ft bag of EPO Selsouli has finally been caught, again. A couple weeks back I called her a cheat on here, which she is/was, having already been banned for EPO use, but for some reason a paranoid mod deleted the post, well now we can say it openly,<snip> and this time she's gone for good, thank Christ. Hersels and Frank Schleck should go off and compare plans to flush the dope out of their system with diuretics.

PaulieC

fiddy3 wrote: »

http://www.athleticsweekly.com/news/world-1500m-leader-alaoui-selsouli-faces-lifetime-ban-after-drugs-positive/

Well it seems that Moroccan 5ft bag of EPO Selsouli has finally been caught, again. A couple weeks back I called her a cheat on here, which she is/was, having already been banned for EPO use, but for some reason a paranoid mod deleted the post, well now we can say it openly,<snip> and this time she's gone for good, thank Christ. Hersels and Frank Schleck should go off and compare plans to flush the dope out of their system with diuretics.

do you not like her or something ?

ecoli

fiddy3 wrote: »

http://www.athleticsweekly.com/news/world-1500m-leader-alaoui-selsouli-faces-lifetime-ban-after-drugs-positive/

Well it seems that Moroccan 5ft bag of EPO Selsouli has finally been caught, again. A couple weeks back I called her a cheat on here, which she is/was, having already been banned for EPO use, but for some reason a paranoid mod deleted the post, well now we can say it openly,<snip> and this time she's gone for good, thank Christ. Hersels and Frank Schleck should go off and compare plans to flush the dope out of their system with diuretics.

Some reason = charter

Pretty simple concept really, abide by the rules or dont post

fiddy3

Well the charter is silly if you can't call a cheat a cheat, after she's cheated. If someone commits a murder, they're called a murderer long after the event.It doesnt mean you're speculating that they're murdering someone right now. If someone cheats, then there's nothing wrong with calling them a cheat for life. I also said they should be closely monitoring her bio passport on the road to london, a post that also got deleted. What exactly is wrong with saying an athete who has been done for epo, who just ran the fastest time this century, should be watched a bit more than everyone else?

ecoli

fiddy3 wrote: »

Well the charter is silly if you can't call a cheat a cheat, after she's cheated. If someone commits a murder, they're called a murderer long after the event.It doesnt mean you're speculating that they're murdering someone right now. If someone cheats, then there's nothing wrong with calling them a cheat for life. I also said they should be closely monitoring her bio passport on the road to london, a post that also got deleted. What exactly is wrong with saying an athete who has been done for epo, who just ran the fastest time this century, should be watched a bit more than everyone else?

These are contradictory because you are speculating on current transgressions not previous ones. I am not going to discuss this further if you wish to continue the discussion PM me

MrCreosote

At least all those posters who were disappointed Ian O'Riordan didn't get to take EPO on the telly can look at Selsouli's numbers for an idea of the effectiveness of it.

M cebee

her performance a few weeks back seemed unnatural alright-that flying last lap

seems like race times are on the move again after the slowdown in the mid noughties

Pisco Sour

It's the obvious dopers that I find particularly offensive. There are plenty of subtle dopers who are not obvious and we may not suspect. I guess it's a case of what you dont know wont harm you. But seeing such blatantly obvious cases of cheating like this chick, and also a certain prominent female sprinter makes a complete mockery out of the sport.

Good to see they are closing in on them at least.

I just dont understand why the authorities give these people second chances. I remember Sonia saying in her book that when she came back on the circuit after pregnancy she would feel a bit guilty for being away and feel out of place, yet at the same time she noticed so many convicted dopers from Russia and other parts of Eastern Europe who would come back more brazen than ever and just carry on as before! It's why I actually have a tiny ounce of respect for Chambers. He genuinely appears to feel remorse for what happened, unlike the 99% who just make excuses and come back and do the same thing again!

the_real_lamp

A little off topic, Nevin Yanit reportedly refused to take a drug test. Surely something will be done about this if the report is accurate. Would it be treated like a missed test?
Link is in Turkish: http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/spor/digersporlar/20697010.asp

She also set a new Turkish record at the weekend of 12.61.

Pisco Sour

the_real_lamp wrote: »

A little off topic, Nevin Yanit reportedly refused to take a drug test. Surely something will be done about this if the report is accurate. Would it be treated like a missed test?
Link is in Turkish: http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/spor/digersporlar/20697010.asp

She also set a new Turkish record at the weekend of 12.61.

Isn't refusing to take one the same as failing one? Isn't that what happened to her fellow countrywoman Sureya Ayhan? Hope this isn't true, or else we have another to add to the long list of Irish screwed over by cheats!!

maryishairy

fiddy3 wrote: »

http://www.athleticsweekly.com/news/world-1500m-leader-alaoui-selsouli-faces-lifetime-ban-after-drugs-positive/

I watched the 3:56 1500M she ran at the Paris Diamond league in June. She obliterated the field running the fastest time in six years, set a new N.R. and at the finish she looked like she had just been out for a walk.

You could sense from Steve Cram's voice that he was a little sceptical of the performance. That scepticism was aided by the fact that she was only about a year back from a doping ban.

A good day for doping controls. A good day for athletics .

M cebee

maryishairy wrote: »

I watched the 3:56 1500M she ran at the Paris Diamond league in June. She obliterated the field running the fastest time in six years, set a new N.R. and at the finish she looked like she had just been out for a walk.

You could sense from Steve Cram's voice that he was a little sceptical of the performance. That scepticism was aided by the fact that she was only about a year back from a doping ban.

A good day for doping controls. A good day for athletics .

that's a bit of a giveaway alright at the finish:)

and when they look like they're 'motorized' rather than human-as she did in paris on the last lap


and she ain't the only one like that if i recall