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Damning stuff this..
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9992435/who-is-the-fastest-player-premier-league-tracking-data-tells-us
Vardy 1st
Schlupp 2nd
Alrbighton 3rd
Wes Moragn 8th
They've been at it, no question.
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9992435/who-is-the-fastest-player-premier-league-tracking-data-tells-us
Vardy 1st
Schlupp 2nd
Alrbighton 3rd
Wes Moragn 8th
They've been at it, no question.
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of course, but people prefer to believe in "the fairytale"
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Wes Morgan faster than Raheem Sterling
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Mapei Olgiate center, the Italian secret of Leicester Ranieri
http://www.calcioefinanza.it/2016/02/25/centro-mapei-leicester-juventus-olgiate/ Mapei Center were part of the doping scandal in cycling.  |
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there are no fairytales in sport.
there is just doping, and more doping |
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Blimey the sound of barrels being scraped is becoming deafening...
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there are no fairytales in sport.
there is just doping, and more doping Not to mention all us dopes that pay for it.  |
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only one footballer currently banned by UKAD (for cocaine), that does seem a bit low imho
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shows how poor loosers Arsenal are they better get used to it as Wenger will eventually destroy Arsenal and it was so easy to read it
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Leicester's suspiciously fast players..
Hamsterdam Hamsterdam 03 Apr 16 22:29 Joined: 03 Nov 11 | Topic/replies: 10,591 | Blogger: Hamsterdam's blog Damning stuff this.. http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9992435/who-is-the-fastest-player-premier-league-tracking-data-tells-us Vardy 1st Schlupp 2nd Alrbighton 3rd Wes Moragn 8th They've been at it, no question. Wes Moragn 8th!!!!!!!!!!!!! roflmao |
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Spurs lawyers are taking note.
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drugs don't make players learn how to defend and finish.
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What are their topping their pizzas with?
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If the tracking data says that Vardy is the fastest player then this is evidence not of drugs but that the tracking data is wrong.
Vardy is not the fastest player. |
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they were just as fast last season when bottom of the league
must have bean running in wrong direction / headless chickens |
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Let's see YOUR tracking data, lfc.
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They must be some very very powerful drugs to improve the players that much over 1 summer. Of course it could just be that the generally incredibly poor levels of fitness (for professional sportsman) has been improved with moderate fitness techniques - i.e more than 2 hours a day!
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Lance Armstrong was very average before...you know the rest.
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Armstrong was world champion before it's generally accepted that he began doping. He might be a scvmbag, but he was never 'very average.'
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Armstrong had been the subject of doping allegations ever since winning the 1999 Tour de France. In 2012, a United States Anti-Doping Agency investigation concluded that Armstrong had used performance-enhancing drugs over the course of his career[4] and named him as the ringleader of "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen."[5]
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Doped from the start of his career.
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USADA did come to that conclusion, though how they did isn't exactly clear.
In the 1987–1988 Tri-Fed/Texas ("Tri-Fed" was the former name of USA Triathlon), Armstrong was ranked the number-one triathlete in the 19-and-under group; second place was Chann McRae, who became a US Postal Service cycling teammate and the 2002 USPRO national champion. Armstrong's total points in 1987 as an amateur were better than those of five professionals ranked higher than he was that year. At 16, Lance Armstrong became a professional triathlete and became national sprint-course triathlon champion in 1989 and 1990 at 18 and 19, respectively. He was one of the best cyclists/triathletes in the US at 18. There's no way I can know what he was or wasn't taking, but it must have been some good sh!t to propel a 'very average' 18yo to national titles. |
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its sad if hes doping at 18
but maybe he was, i knew a lad at school age 15 that took stuff for his running |
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USADA did come to that conclusion, though how they did isn't exactly clear.
Why don't you write to them,I'm sure they will fill you in on the details. I would take the word of USADA before Armstrong anytime. |
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It's largely irrelevant anyway, to me at least. We all knew that virtually the entire peloton was juicing, whatever Armstrong and his cohorts were using obviously produced better results.
I've little doubt that footballers are doing similar. Not fair to single Leicester out, even if accept they are at it. |
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I must admit when I saw leicester earlier in the season (playing chelsea at home) I was amazed how much running they did, and yet they never seemed to get tired
it's the amount of closing down they do, without feeling any effects for it later in the game. other teams play pressing games yet get noticeably more tired as the game goes on, understandably so, but this doesn't seem to happen to leicester. it could just be that they're very fit of course. someone said earlier that drugs don't make you defend well, I beg to differ, if it means you are that bit quicker to close down an attacking player it makes a huge difference obviously we'd love to believe all these teams are clean but you never know with sports these days |
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surely leicester players have been tested all season, just like the other teams.
villa the only team not doping imho |
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Once the bookies start to welch on those big payouts....It could all start to unravel.
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Once the bookies start to welch on those big payouts....It could all start to unravel.
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Definition of defeat from the jaws of victory..........a Leicester fan with £10 at 5000/1 with 138.com/12Bet/Fun88
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Tinker Man becomes the Medicine Man
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fat fkr agbonlahor been sucking up lines of lemon sherbet for years
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This is from 17th SEPTEMBER 2015 and so only has about 5 games data
It is based on the fastest burst of speed shown and players (like Vardy) appear more than once for balance Diouf was 4th and 10th, Carl Jenkinson was 6th and 7th and Alan Hutton was 12th OP is an idiot |
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i will expect to see Usain Bolt signing up for Manchester City in the summer
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The amount of money circulating in soccer makes it a "given" that there arte drugs involved,to think otherwise is being naïve totally naïve.
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Agree with Sugarfoot. Cheap shots with no evidence at a Leicester team which have performed incredibly well.
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enhanced or o/wise
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It's amazing these stories coming out, just as a team outside the usual four look likely to win the title.
What about the ref tracking data when utd were winning all those titles. The top ten fastest players to the ref all played for the same team in red. |
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BARNEY21 Hits the nail on the head
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And lets not forget that Utd were always still running strong well into Fergie Time.
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