WADA leaks

[WaspInWales]

Fuck 'em.

Let them keep publishing the TUEs and at the same time, get our 'hackers' into the system to release the full details about Russian athletes; TUEs, bans, warts 'n all!

[Digby]

Fuck 'em.

Let them keep publishing the TUEs and at the same time, get our 'hackers' into the system to release the full details about Russian athletes; TUEs, bans, warts 'n all!

Or ignore the athletes and simply start to publish the wealth of the Russian ruling elite.

[Sandydragon]

WADA should call their bluff and just make TUEs publicly available. This might be difficult to do retrospectively in terms of gaining consent from the athletes but it would completely undermine the hackers. After all, all they are doing is publicising legitimate uses of substances allowed under the rules.


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This is what makes the whole thing a bit weird. TUEs (agree or otherwise on individual cases) have been the result of a process between the athlete and WADA/ National doping agency. The use of prohibited medications has been approved for treatment to a particular condition. Given the examples you provided below, would anyone really withhold hemorrhoid treatment?

Somehow, this is supposed to be on a par with state supported doping. Still, when you are sinking into the cess pit, lobbing a bit of shyte around doesn't do you any more harm.

[Mellsblue]

This doesn't sit comfortably with me.

[Eugene Wrayburn]

WADA now say that the leaks have been doctored. I dunno, you can't even trust russian sponsored hackers.

[WaspInWales]

Carter ffs!

Well, that explains a lot.

[Stones of granite]

I saw a cyclist who had a previous drugs ban, Tiernan Locke, on the BBC this morning claiming that the Sky Team doctor had offered him Tramadol, even though he had no pain symptoms. A claim denied by Sky.

Can anyone think of a less performance enhancing drug than Tramadol? Medical grade heroin, perhaps?

[Which Tyler]

I saw a cyclist who had a previous drugs ban, Tiernan Locke, on the BBC this morning claiming that the Sky Team doctor had offered him Tramadol, even though he had no pain symptoms. A claim denied by Sky.

Can anyone think of a less performance enhancing drug than Tramadol? Medical grade heroin, perhaps?

bromide?

[paddy no 11]

Haha, Sky and wiggins under investigion by UK WADA - I said there'd be more to follow

[paddy no 11]

Saint dans case beginning to reek too, agent says he had a TUE, racing issue a statement saying none required! WTF don't need a TUE to administer a banned substance? Whats going on?

[Digby]

The Get Carter jokes can begin anew

[Lizard]

I used to play rugby at uni with Carter's agent. We were in halls together. Good bloke.


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[Digby]

I used to play rugby at uni with Carter's agent. We were in halls together. Good bloke.


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Lots of Black Tue events together?