Well, I wonder what he has in mind. I realize that he already has a whole drawer full of World Champs gold medals and doesn't really need one more, but where in the next year or two is there a bigger or better forum from which to go out as a winner?
Kurt Bray
>"I will not be at the world cham
"I will not be at the world championships, I have to decide precisely what
I
>will do for the last months of my career. I would like to end it as a
>winner." >>
Don't know where that quote came from, but MJ told us (T&FN) just last week
that while he PROBABLY won't run in Edmonton, it wasn't y
like Zurich.
Regards GT - http://homepages.go.com/~oztrack/
<http://homepages.go.com/~oztrack/>
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<< Well, I wonder what he has in mind. I realize that he already has a whole
drawer full of World Champs gold medals and doesn't really need one more, but
where in the next year or two is there a bigger or better forum from wh
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> "I will not be at the world championships, I have to decide precisely what
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double would be something - shame he won't
risk getting beaten in a major 200 in his final year.
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> He sounds like he might want to go out with a 400m WR in his last race.
In a message dated Tue, 28 Nov 2000 6:03:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, "ACCTC"
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<< Staying clean is probably the important thing. I'm not suggesting he
wasn't, but looking at the Christie case, if he had an 'accident' while he
was winding down [his career] it would ca
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> << Staying clean is probably the important thing. I'm not suggesting he
> wasn't, but looking at the Christie case, if he had an 'accident' while he
> was win
It's not the TOPIC of drugs that has "done enough to the sport" -- it's the
DRUGS. Leaving it alone IS THE PROBLEM. Stay with it.
malmo
But the topic of drugs has done
> enough to the sport for one year .. Let's leave it alone ..
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It is not the displacement of blame Malmo, it is the blanket accusations. Run fast, perform well = drugs. That my friend is the problem, not the drugs. More are accused than guilty ever day, and every year, furthering the bs that exist "out there." Here we stand in the sport, and it is the same
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