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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3


Shevin Keedy said:
Any pics of his mam?
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Here you go mate.

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BlueandWhite said:
I was sceptical for a while and put more of it down to the ridiculous bias they always receive from officials and the media.
But the sudden plummets in form and then upturns that are just as sudden are all a bit weird. I'd love nothing more than for them to get busted for it and stripped of everything, the fume would be biblical.
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I think someone behind the scenes may have alerted Klopp that the jigs up for the doping. There's just too much attention on their *methods* now.

I dont think this was meant to be a cycle down season. The injuries have probably had an effect on the decision not to 'go nuclear' (something their ex-coach Buvac once advised Klopp against doing...which he ignored to their cost). That + maybe greater interest on Klopp's methods have persuaded Klopp et al to pull the plug on the season.

This lot are doping within the legal limits. Absolutley no question IMO. They are abusing the system and have been under Klopp for 7 years.
 

See Jordan Hendo has come out and said they obviously didn't know, but some of the lads had a feeling last night that something was up, they couldn't quite put their finger on it but it must've affected the performances.

Said he wouldn't be surprised if the Napoli game gets replayed after the funeral and when he's fit to play.
 
trueblue84 said:
Laughable hit piece by the BBC. it is banned for a reason. Also ignores that TUEs can open the door for other similar drugs to be administered. a Liverpool player was seen with a symbicort inhaler which is also on the banned list. Here's what WADA say:

‘It’s not the medical practice that we’re trying to control, it’s fundamentally that beta-2 agonists can be performance enhancing in high doses,’ says Rabin.

WADA’s policy, then, stems above all from an interpretation of the research surrounding salbutamol and its anabolic properties. In some senses it’s a lot to hinge on research that remains theoretical only. But WADA is well-equipped to make the call.

‘We have some of the leading experts in respiratory physiology and pharmacology working with us,’ Rabin says. ‘So we are very confident that what is established today is adequate.’

Some more reliable sources than some quilt on a BBC podcast:

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Late last year, the Global Initiative on Asthma announced a fundamental change to the way it recommends treating asthma. As pharmacist Darren Searle
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It seems as if people are on to them, the sale of Mane struck me as incredibly strange, why sell your top striker, unless you have something to hide or he knows something. The issue with the RS is their success doesn't fit within the norms of the game. They had Mane, Salah and other players in 2017, when they were losing 3 nil leads, getting outplayed by average sides. Even with VVD, their form didn't drastically improve. How 3 forwards, became world class overnight didn't make any sense, it makes no sense and to why certain players who looked great at one stage look horrific. United's manager seems to be the only one that has questioned them, but I was amazed on Saturday, cos I had the perfect view from the bullens how weak their players were, the fact that Gueye could come back and dominate the midfield shows how poor their midfield is. I think they are close to being sussed, how such a small squad with aging players were able to play in 4 conditions, without that many injuries is ridiculous. They've had better teams and better players in the past, yet didn't win much, all they won last season was 2 trophies on pens against an average Chelsea, who were losing games left right and centre last year. The great Arsenal, Chelsea, City and Chelsea sides had quality across the pitch, when they were at their peak, the RS other than, VVD, and their ex front 3 their average across the park.
 

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