posted Mar 9, 2008

send him to the olympics its not like we are going to win anything over there so there isnt any harm in him going

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posted Mar 9, 2008

if hes served his 2 year ban whats the problem? steroids build muscle quickly, so in reality hes not still reaping the benifits. he cut a corner n they made him go back and take it correctly, hes back on track so why dont they give him a brake?

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posted Mar 9, 2008

hes had his two year ban why is he not being allowed to compete, hes served his punishment let him go to the olympics

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posted Mar 10, 2008

He had his two years ban served, and he is the best sprinter we got so let him run the olympics, maybe he will win the only medal for the GB team.

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posted Mar 10, 2008

ban him for life. he isn't going to win owt anyway. if he does go i'll be cheering on anyone but him. what comes around, goes around. ah diddums

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posted Mar 10, 2008

You have to feel that he has done his time and paid for it. He should be allowed to compete once more. After all, how many athletes can say they have not taken anything that improves their performance.

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posted Mar 11, 2008

i dont understand handing out a specific length of time for a ban and then when that ban is up not letting someone compete, makes a mockery of the initial ban. He has served his 2 years now you have to let him race, if you dont want someone to race again ban him for 30 years, too old to compete after that.
why has there not been lots of talk about the shot putter anyway (myerscough is it?) convicted drugs cheat, didnt hear about the selection committee selecting him grudgingly did we? now thats one rule for one and another for someone else.

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posted Mar 12, 2008

Everyone is forgetting that Carl Myerscough (Shot putter) is also a convicted drug cheat and he hasnt had to deal with the backlash that Chambers has had during the world indoors. Chambers shouldnt have taken drugs and shouldnt have said that all successful athletes are taking drugs as it doesnt send out a good message to our young athletes. But the guy has served his time and apologised repeatedly, wot more can he do?

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posted Mar 13, 2008

he can retire.

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