I am not sure we realize how bad this will be for swimming and US swimming.
This will change how everybody looks at the US team from now on. The circumstances do not matter to the casual sports fan - they will only remember "US swimmer caught".
The medal winners will lose a lot of money on endorsements - USA swimming was the "clean" sport, the poster child of how to do it right. Not any more - any advertiser will now look at swimmers differently.
What about US trials - this will change how quickly the testing has to come back and how some 3rd place finisher may train after trials.
US Swimming - they have already screwed this up on 10 different levels. No press conference, 3 weeks after the fact, some web forum starts leaking the story, coaches and swimmers at the Olympic training camp know and they expect to keep this quiet ? Amateurs
He was not an achoholic he was a heavy drinker. His consumption of alcohol never interferred with his life. He never missed a day of work, never drank and drove. He was a great parent. He drank booze after being poisoned by Chlorine Gas in a work related accident that burned his lungs so badly that he suffered with pain and emphazima for the next ten years until he died. Thanks for you wonderful kind thoughts.
I am so happy you think your two hero's were clean, am I allowed to have my opinion.
Whatever George, you've totally lost it.
He was not an achoholic he was a heavy drinker. His consumption of alcohol never interferred with his life. He never missed a day of work, never drank and drove. He was a great parent. He drank booze after being poisoned by Chlorine Gas in a work related accident that burned his lungs so badly that he suffered with pain and emphazima for the next ten years until he died. Thanks for you wonderful kind thoughts.
I am so happy you think your two hero's were clean, am I allowed to have my opinion.
Whatever George, you've totally lost it.
