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A football (soccer) player has told the doping was substencial in his carreer. It was not totally broken because he choosed to leave the 3 big portuguese clubs ( and he played in everyone of it ) out of the story... Finnaly football his implicated, hope that from now they treat football the same way they treat cycling |
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On the topic, soccer's problem with doping is soccer's problem. Let's not make the issue any more murkier with rationalization. Pro cycling needs an enema - let soccer deal with its own problem; or not. |
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in portuguese |
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But you're right i din't want to make a big deal out of it. That i'm doing on other forums. It was just to inform people here. |
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The story might open a few eyes but likely not do much more. If you think fanboys of certain cyclists are obnoxious and blind to the obvious, wait until the soccer fanboys come out in scores. |
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