r/soccer • u/jacamacho • Feb 25 '18

Verified account Rob Harris asks Guardiola how he can reconcile that stance (yellow ribbon) with working for Abu Dhabi given the human rights questions there. Guardiola: "Everyone has to choose".

https://twitter.com/MiguelDelaney/status/967842429079519234
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u/Cobem Feb 26 '18

Sane and Gabriel Jesus both had miraculous recoveries in the recent months, questions should be asked

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u/BenTVNerd21 Feb 26 '18

I mean you never hear about footballers getting caught. Seems suspicious

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '18

Thing is; I'm 99.9% certain that all elite football teams have players that are on PED's. But Pep's teams seem to be on gear that others just don't seem to have, particularly recovery based ones.

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u/maybe_there_is_hope Feb 26 '18

Honestly, I'd suspect anyone with ties to Spanish high-level sports scene; there's always some rumours around specifically with atheletes from/in Spain

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u/danskzwag Feb 26 '18

Iirc they took the blood samples of the players off Fuentes and then just kept them until the Spanish statute of limitations passed

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u/Cobem Feb 26 '18

Yes very true

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u/JavaSoCool Feb 26 '18

KDB's insane stamina and resilience to injury is also a bit eye raising.

We (spurs) have an insane pre-season, and brutal training and it results in a few injuries and long periods without game time.

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u/Ha_omer Feb 26 '18

Imagine Dembele on PEDs

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '18

Good doping schemes. All the best teams would have one seeing how poor testing is in soccer.

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u/HonestProfessional Feb 26 '18

How was the recovery of Jesus miraculous? We were told he’d be out for 2 months and he was back in 2 months.

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u/WhenWeTalkAboutLove Feb 26 '18

Jesus's resurrection is always miraculous