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Sep 3, 2012 -- 8:11PM, lurka wrote:
people think cycling is the worst for doping and it may be, but it's to do with the authorities tackling the dopers. if other sports did that there'd be a lot more dopers caught.
Indeed. Cycling might have more failed tests but I'll hazard a very strong guess, you won't find a more tested sport in the world. But that is because it had a problem in the first place.

Sep 3, 2012 -- 8:26PM, smb360 wrote:
I think I'm right in saying that the Jamaicans have a set of genetics which aren't shared even by other West Indian groups, and this gives them the best genetics for sprinting of any human population.
tyvm
Sep 3, 2012 -- 8:25PM, shiraz wrote:
qqqqqw, he was broken at 4-4 first set, then I think it was 2-2 second set.
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(or a modern version of it anyway)
Sep 3, 2012 -- 8:34PM, Darlo Bantam wrote:
Yeah of course. Steroids are part of the natural diet don't you know?It's a bit odd that Kenya and Ethiopia can generate so many great long-distance runners, so odd that Austria, Switzerland have so many great skiers, odd that Russia have so many chess grandmasters. They must all be on drugs.
what are you saying? more people sprint in jamaica compared to other countries?

Sep 3, 2012 -- 8:53PM, smb360 wrote:
Djokovic's price at 2.36 is ridiculous! First time I've looked at the outright market as I don't bother with outright.
it was 2.28 yesterday
Sep 3, 2012 -- 8:53PM, razz wrote:
murray is still 26-1 to win sports personality of the year with totesport, that price isnt going to last long, will tumble to 20's on here soon i think
Murray won't win SPOTY, I'm afraid. Too much opposition. Far too much.
If I had a trillion pounds I would happily lay Terry for all of it at 1000 and sleep soundly.
Sep 3, 2012 -- 8:54PM, Darlo Bantam wrote:
Sep 4, 2012 -- 2:53AM, razz wrote:murray is still 26-1 to win sports personality of the year with totesport, that price isnt going to last long, will tumble to 20's on here soon i thinkMurray won't win SPOTY, I'm afraid. Too much opposition. Far too much.
sorry i didnt type that clearly enough. i meant that that price is far too big at the moment, look at every other bookmakers prices, they are all at 16-20/1 ish he is 24 to lay on here and with his performances so far he looks very dangerous. im in no way saying he will win it but its a very good price for a trade on murray, you should be able to lay him at, at least 20's on here over the next few days