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Wembley '83 wrote:Given that the final outcome of this case was apparently only decided in March it may be the one?
Whoever it is, we will get a quote from Justin Morgan saying he can't understand why at least 2 of his players aren't included in this list
Wembley '83 wrote:Given that the final outcome of this case was apparently only decided in March it may be the one?
Whoever it is, we will get a quote from Justin Morgan saying he can't understand why at least 2 of his players aren't included in this list
dally messenger wrote:was watching an nfl doco. on one of their teams and they used the term bomb to describe those long high passes from quaterback to running back and i think gibson took that idea, realized you cant throw the ball forward in RL and adapted it to a "bomb" kick we have
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Joined: Mar 05 2002 Posts: 48326 Location: Londinium
Wembley '83 wrote:Given that the final outcome of this case was apparently only decided in March it may be the one?
Given that the report is for cases concluded in the last three months, I's say it doesn't take a Poirot or Holmes to work out that, yep, that'll be the one
Wadski wrote:Anyone failing any sort of drug test should be named once proven.
He was.
However, an athlete with asthma being warned for overuse of a drug used to treat asthma hardly sounds like the death of the sport as we know it, to me.
Wembley '83 wrote:Given that the final outcome of this case was apparently only decided in March it may be the one?
Given that the report is for cases concluded in the last three months, I's say it doesn't take a Poirot or Holmes to work out that, yep, that'll be the one
Wadski wrote:Anyone failing any sort of drug test should be named once proven.
He was.
However, an athlete with asthma being warned for overuse of a drug used to treat asthma hardly sounds like the death of the sport as we know it, to me.
Joined: Mar 29 2006 Posts: 10446 Location: On the naughty step
tb wrote: However, an athlete with asthma being warned for overuse of a drug used to treat asthma hardly sounds like the death of the sport as we know it, to me.
I forgot about Ian Sibbitt and as I am Asthma suffer I can understand his individual case.
Although as far as I am aware Sabutamol is on the banned list as it is classed as a steroid.
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