There's an incredible amount of evidence that points to his guilt, it just so happens that doping is an extremely difficult thing to prove in a court of law -BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT-. That's why these convictions are so rare.
I can't be bothered digging up the files again to argue with you though - you can believe whatever you like but there are quotes from
Zidane etc that just beggar belief -
Conte admitted: “When we played three matches a week I took Samyr and
we did a drip.”
Samyr is an anti-depressant prescription drug. What else were they taking?
Sorry but how the feck you can argue against this is beyond my belief so I'm done and this is the last post I'm gonna bother replying to you. You keep your head in the sand, mate.
But for what its worth - IV drips are now considered a banned method in sport.
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I have written plenty of unsubstantiated lies but cannot be bothered to find the facts to support them!" well done, that's the way to go. I have explained with facts that you have written a lot of lies and showed you with facts not with quotes out of context and personal opinions
You just sell BS and also try to take moral high ground while you do deserve only a laugh of contempt for the ridiculously partisan way you misrepresent facts.
You mentioned in first post that Agricola had been condemned:
FALSE never happened. Now in your last since you have been found out for BStter you are you say that is difficult to find people guilty. It's not if you have proofs that is.
Many football players have been found out in Italy and abroad, not to mention in other sport. Not a single Juve player was found positive. And in any case Juve was not found guilty even in any sport court where the standard of proof is well below the "Beyond any reasonable doubt" as we know very well since we were robbed of two titles and hundreds of million Euros thanks to the farcical trials of Calciopoli, but that is another story
You mentioned that Juve players confessed to use doping and that is
FALSE too. They confirmed they used a number of prescription drugs that at the time were allowed . They never admitted any doping and none of them was charged neither from sport or civil authorities.
If you ask me if they should be allowed my answer is HELL NO but the misuse of some drugs was and is a bad habit of most professional athletes. The exact same treatments were common in many other teams but as it happens often in Italy only Juve was under scrutiny for it. Some of them have since been banned like IV drops but were allowed at the time.
You claim that he escape punishment because of the statute of limitation and that is also not true in general and reveals a poor understanding of the statute of limitation.
Finally you claim Agricola has been rehired by Juventus FC and that is incorrect too because he works for an external affiliated center and he is not part of Juve medical team.
