Re: What's the problem ?

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

The rules you just posted said he had a week. So what's this talk about delaying
tactic.

If he's got a week, then he's got a week.

Ron

True, but I guess if it were me and I believed I was innocent I'd be
demanding the B test ASAP.

Yes, another nail in the coffin, let's see:
1. 11:1 ratio
2. Exogeneous testosterone with IRMS that Phonak somehow "forgets" to
mention in their announcement
3. Lawyer trashes proven IRMS method
4. Playing for time

Hopefully anyone with a brain will have now seen the light and written
off that cheater. Best thing would now be for him to fess up to avoid
going to Memmonite hell, that can't be much fun based on their life in
this world.

gds said:

RonSonic said:

The rules you just posted said he had a week. So what's this talk about delaying
tactic.

If he's got a week, then he's got a week.

Ron

True, but I guess if it were me and I believed I was innocent I'd be
demanding the B test ASAP.

For me ASAP would be as soon as I could line up the heavyweights of biochemistry
to observe and scrutinize.

Ron

Keith said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

The rules you just posted said he had a week. So what's this talk about delaying
tactic.

If he's got a week, then he's got a week.

Ron

True, but I guess if it were me and I believed I was innocent I'd be
demanding the B test ASAP.

Yes, another nail in the coffin, let's see:
1. 11:1 ratio
2. Exogeneous testosterone with IRMS that Phonak somehow "forgets" to
mention in their announcement
3. Lawyer trashes proven IRMS method
4. Playing for time

oops forgot one
5. Saying they know the B sample will come back positive too...almost
makes you think they knew they had it coming for the A one, but took a
chance.

Quoted message said:

Hopefully anyone with a brain will have now seen the light and written
off that cheater. Best thing would now be for him to fess up to avoid
going to Memmonite hell, that can't be much fun based on their life in
this world.

RonSonic said:

gds said:

RonSonic said:

The rules you just posted said he had a week. So what's this talk about delaying
tactic.

If he's got a week, then he's got a week.

Ron

True, but I guess if it were me and I believed I was innocent I'd be
demanding the B test ASAP.

For me ASAP would be as soon as I could line up the heavyweights of biochemistry
to observe and scrutinize.

Ron

Well we can all act as we wish. I'll stick with my explanation. As for
yours, I'd imagine that in the current climate that all of the major
teams have experts "on call." My gosh this is happening constantly; I
don't know any well run business that doesn't have palns for what to do
when things happen, especially expected plans. It's not like Phonak
hasn't been here before.

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gds said:

RonSonic said:

gds said:

RonSonic wrote:
> The rules you just posted said he had a week. So what's this talk about delaying
> tactic.
>
> If he's got a week, then he's got a week.

True, but I guess if it were me and I believed I was innocent I'd be
demanding the B test ASAP.

For me ASAP would be as soon as I could line up the heavyweights of biochemistry
to observe and scrutinize.

Well we can all act as we wish. I'll stick with my explanation. As for
yours, I'd imagine that in the current climate that all of the major
teams have experts "on call." My gosh this is happening constantly; I
don't know any well run business that doesn't have palns for what to do
when things happen, especially expected plans. It's not like Phonak
hasn't been here before.

Yes, they have, and having been there so many times I
infer that their experts and palns are most ineffective.

--
Michael Press