The Wunderteams of football history and why they never won a title in their prime
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From: Benny on 3 Dec 2009 12:35 > Subject : The Wunderteams of football history and why they never won a title in their prime > From : s_debgupta(a)yahoo.com > Athletics, yes. Not baseball or American football. Not Baseball of football?!?!? Did you miss the Baseball steroid scandal? And you think it's natural for men to weight 280lbs!??! It's IMPOSSIBLE to have that level of muscle mass without steroids. > You can get your weight down to size zero, but you still wont > be able to pass a ball. > If anything, getting ones weight down is, all things considered, > irrelevant. Would di Stefano be able to get his weight down > in 94 and pass rings round the powerful Nigerians? Assuming everything was relative i.e. Di Stefano's age he would have scored a hat-trick against Nigeria in the first half and made another 3 in the second half. Maradona is a disgrace as a professional sportsman, he is a lazy, slacker who has no self discipline which his why he was dogged by weight problems in the latter stages of his career and is still dogged by them in latter life. >> Juve did. I would love to see your evidence to support your claim for >> the other clubs. > > Pep Guardiola, the God-like manager of Barcelona. I must say > I dont follow the Serie A. Thank God for that! the Italian > national Olympic committee, challenged the ruling of the > Italian soccer federation which cleared Guard-I-Ola for doping > when playing for Brescia. And how does that mean most Italian clubs use drugs? Davids and Stam both failed drug tests while in Italy. In recent years Flachi and Borriello failed drugs tests. If anything that suggests Italian clubs take drug testing more seriously than any other leagues. When's the last time a high profile player failed a drugs test in Spain or England? -- http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml
From: Enzo on 3 Dec 2009 20:22 On Dec 3, 5:35 pm, Benny <Be...(a)soccer-europe.com> wrote: > > Subject : The Wunderteams of football history and why they never won > a title in their prime > > From : s_debgu...(a)yahoo.com > > > Athletics, yes. Not baseball or American football. > > Not Baseball of football?!?!? Did you miss the Baseball steroid scandal? > And you think it's natural for men to weight 280lbs!??! It's IMPOSSIBLE > to have that level of muscle mass without steroids. Baseball steroid scandal? What did it win? Has it been proven that steroids lead to victory in baseball? Or football? Or gridiron? At most, it lets a few players play the game the best they can, but it does not create winners. Unlike athletics. Being team sports, there is no way you can prove it anyway. > > > You can get your weight down to size zero, but you still wont > > be able to pass a ball. > > If anything, getting ones weight down is, all things considered, > > irrelevant. Would di Stefano be able to get his weight down > > in 94 and pass rings round the powerful Nigerians? > > Assuming everything was relative i.e. Di Stefano's age he would have > scored a hat-trick against Nigeria in the first half and made another > 3 in the second half. Maradona is a disgrace as a professional > sportsman, he is a lazy, slacker who has no self discipline which his > why he was dogged by weight problems in the latter stages of his career > and is still dogged by them in latter life. > Yadda yadda yadda > >> Juve did. I would love to see your evidence to support your claim for > >> the other clubs. > > > > Pep Guardiola, the God-like manager of Barcelona. I must say > > I dont follow the Serie A. Thank God for that! the Italian > > national Olympic committee, challenged the ruling of the > > Italian soccer federation which cleared Guard-I-Ola for doping > > when playing for Brescia. > > And how does that mean most Italian clubs use drugs? Davids and Stam > both failed drug tests while in Italy. In recent years Flachi and > Borriello failed drugs tests. If anything that suggests Italian clubs > take drug testing more seriously than any other leagues. When's the last > time a high profile player failed a drugs test in Spain or England? > It shows that doping is present in Serie A. I never said it is NOT present in other places. > --http://soccer-europe.com > Rss feed :http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml
From: Benny on 3 Dec 2009 20:26
> Subject : The Wunderteams of football history and why they never won a title in their prime > From : s_debgupta(a)yahoo.com > Baseball steroid scandal? What did it win? Has it been proven > that steroids lead to victory in baseball? Or football? Or gridiron? > At most, it lets a few players play the game the best they can, > but it does not create winners. Unlike athletics. Being team > sports, there is no way you can prove it anyway. Don't be so na�ve. -- http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml |