Dameerto wrote:I can just imagine the red faced gurning tosspot blowing a fuse at the official. Glorious.
Nigels Tackle wrote:https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/4142589/manchester-united-talks-tinder-sponsorship-deal/
sheblue wrote:They are a rugby team now.
john68 wrote:Info picked up from watchinhg cycling over a number of years...
Nominated cyclists have to report to the doping testers immediatelytheu cross the finishing line and are chaperoned from the end of the race until they are tested.
This was not always the case and cyclists used to be allowed to return to the team buses. It was stopped because it was considered that only a few minutes was enough to take masking agents that might allow them to pass the doping tests.
Football doesn't have the same intensity of testing as other sports or the same amount of testing, it would only take a few minutes in the dressing room or the urinal to do what is necessary to pass a test.
The rules are there for a reason and players and club officials know this.
The actions of the rags players, whether it suited their own personal agendas or not was wrong and they would have been well aware of that.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:
25th July: "It worries me a little bit, because now we speak about £30m, £40m or £50m in such an easy way.”
31st July: Buys Matic for £40m
CTID Hants wrote:At Beefy, I'm intrigued what work you do as to why you are "tested", similarly any other posters?
I know Picc's as a train driver will be subject to random tests, I'm just intrigued what other professions are subject to such tests (outside of sports)?
I agree 100% that if asked or there was a protocol to follow for my job, I would make that my priority, if not for my own professional standing, but fear of losing my job. I think it was John68 who eluded to other sports where regulations are far stricter and rightly so imo.
Mikhail Chigorin wrote:CTID Hants wrote:At Beefy, I'm intrigued what work you do as to why you are "tested", similarly any other posters?
I know Picc's as a train driver will be subject to random tests, I'm just intrigued what other professions are subject to such tests (outside of sports)?
I agree 100% that if asked or there was a protocol to follow for my job, I would make that my priority, if not for my own professional standing, but fear of losing my job. I think it was John68 who eluded to other sports where regulations are far stricter and rightly so imo.
On a 'quis custodiet ipsos custodes' basis, do the drug testers themselves have to be tested for drugs ??![]()
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Dwaring wrote:This chick was sat in front of me at the Spurs match, I could help but laugh at her and all the rest of the depressed Spuds booing a man for having some ambition. I made sure to tell them how stupid they sound as well. Ask the guy next to me "When you get an offer for a new job with more opportunity for advancement, do you turn it down?" He stat down and shut up real quick.
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:sheblue wrote:They are a rugby team now.
I was thinking more along the lines of
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