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Adamastor said:
sniper said:you should hear the interview.
he says: "por supuesto, tenemos, no hace falta decirlo (...), un problema con el dopaje".
El ministro de Educación, Cultura y Deporte, José Ignacio Wert, confesó que el deporte tiene "un problema con el dopaje"
BillytheKid said:Funny, I remember reading and ESPN Magazine article well over year ago or just after the World Cup... It lauded their sports dominance. This was right after the time of the Floyd Landis allegations. I believe their reporter is Bonnie Ford. She was echoing the WSJ. No coverage of cycling except the "doper." I just don't understand (or maybe I do) why the focus is always on a single athlete although there is nothing wrong with reporting that. It's the lack of of reporting the wider issue. Look at the money around sport. No one wants to take on the broader issue.
sniper said:big fat +1.
I've been saying this over and over again as well. Not much is gonna change in terms of doping as long as there are such shiploads of money involved in topsports.
Indeed, current doping-problems are hardly if ever addressed from this broader perspective in the press, not even in the german press.
Benotti69 said:The French have been getting their dig in;
http://road.cc/content/news/52713-s...ng-reform-french-puppet-show-takes-pop-rivals
Bit stupid as they have Longo trying to escape out the back door!
I hope it escalates into both nations doing their best to catch dopers.