Shoaib and Asif test positive for nandrolone

Royale with Cheese · 17-10-2006 12:59am #1

Details from cricinfo here

Well well, Pakistani cricket gets another boost here. Was a fan of Shoaib too.

county · 17-10-2006 1:04am

its just one thing after another,cant wait for the next scandal.

RuggieBear · 17-10-2006 3:29pm

oh dear

mike65 · 17-10-2006 5:51pm

:rolleyes: I don't like to ascribe national characteristics based on the misdeeds of a few but...

Mike.

Carcharodon · 17-10-2006 5:58pm

Sky Sports news did their utmost to stir it as usual, bringing in their vast array of experts to cast their views on the issues, they made the english team look like angels altogether and the Pakistani team out to be pure corrupt.
It felt like they insinuated that Pakistan were only ever good because of this, that stuff drives me mad and i know i am worse for watching it.
In my opinion i dont think its as bad as it may seem, i honestly dont think they would of gained that much from using the drug, i am not an expert but i know that increased levels can be found becaused of your diet, saying that its their responsability to monitor their diet even if it was not intentional

county · 17-10-2006 11:10pm

Carcharodon wrote:

.
In my opinion i dont think its as bad as it may seem, i honestly dont think they would of gained that much from using the drug,l

thats a bad attitude to have imo,drugs in sport is a big NO NO,whether or not they gained anything from taking them

TrueDub · 18-10-2006 8:51am

county wrote:

thats a bad attitude to have imo,drugs in sport is a big NO NO,whether or not they gained anything from taking them

I agree 100%. And the fact is that nandrolone would have helped them both enormously in their recovery from their various injuries, especially Shoaib whose entire technique is built around upper-body muscle strength.

Carcharodon · 18-10-2006 9:38am

I did say it is their own responsibility to monitor their own diet if it was not intentional, I would just like to give the benefit of doubt to players since the risk and reprucutions outweigh the potential benefits of using the drug.
After saying that Pakistan is a very passionate cricket country with alot of pressure on the star players.
I am totaly against drugs in sport, dont even get me started on Lance Armstrong

legspin · 02-11-2006 11:39pm

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2006/11/02/scpaks02.xml#form

Oops.

county · 02-11-2006 11:42pm

legspin wrote:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2006/11/02/scpaks02.xml#form

Oops.

at leased they didnt blame their mothers like warne did:D

county · 05-12-2006 12:14pm

its been overturned now,wtf
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/cricket/other_international/pakistan/6149596.stm

DMC · 05-12-2006 11:28pm

The Greg Rusedski defence, m'lud

Shoaib and Asif test positive for nandrolone

Comments