Someone said it earlier, but Bolt getting caught would have absolutely ruin sprinting once and for all.
I will always believe this is what happened with Leicester in 2016.
B.Silva has a child's body.. not a fecking hope he's built for that athleticism. Herrera is probably our runner and not a hope he could put in a performance like that.Im Not going to lie, cities midfield looked like they could have ran for another game. They were everywhere, especially B Silva
Pep actually said something on this about Sterling after the world cup, when people thought it was too early for him to play and he'd need rest.
I thought exactly the same thing. They out ran a fresh Liverpool midfield. Even the fans were outperforming
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Yeah but Mahrez had an en espresso before the game so it's riot time.
People were questioning their fitness at the end of last season when other teams were supposedly lagging while City looked fresh as day 1. Maybe that they have two full teams helps though. There's also every time they get an injury and are meant to be out for x weeks but come back way sooner. Think there's more to it than just distance covered.
The doctors didn't know what drugs they'd given him? I think they did. So blatantly outing there.
Like when? Last instances I remember they were more or less spot on with the initially projected recovery time.
Unfortunately this is quite a big myth and the majority of the injuries are in the correct timescale. If there’s misinformation it’s from the media guessing X player will be out for 6 months without having a proper diagnosis.
This thing with the injuries is a nothing point really. If they use illegal means to recover players, they wouldn't be so stupid to expose themselves by giving too conservative dates for their return. If the have to hide something, they would shorten their estimates to avoid suspicion.
My guess, Cardarine.
I'm guessing its some kind of fertility drug like clomiphene citrate, if he and his partner were having trouble conceiving. There are NFL players who get busted for it every year mostly when trying for a kid in the summer. It gives a minor boost in testosterone but the effect is short lived.
Except they aren't. They're saying he took some drugs when he was ill but the club doctors don't know what he took exactly. So the drug could contain a banned substance yes, but they don't know for sure.
It's saying it's unclear what the exact contents or formula of that medicine was, or they could not even determine what the medicine was supposed to be. Maybe he was on vacation in Algeria and took something against a cold there, anything is possible with the absolute minimum of information that's available right now. Athletes in other sports have been banned for stuff that they inadvertently took via their toothpaste, it's not strange to be really cautious about these things.
That makes no sense when you think about it, this "extra precaution" is very suspicious to me.
What exactly doesn't make sense about it? If you were unsure a player took something would you play him? If he did take something he shouldn't have the fallout would be ten times as big if he played the match than if he was sitting in the stands.
Not just once, twice.
