Bolt says Tyson Gay should have been kicked out of the spor

[Jangle]

Usain Bolt says Tyson Gay should have been given a longer ban for drugs cheating, and branded the decision to shorten his punishment 'the stupidest thing I've ever heard'.
Gay had his suspension reduced after he agreed to co-operate with authorities, and is now set to compete against Bolt after returning to the sport.
But Bolt said he felt 'let down' by the American sprinter, and is not looking forward to competing against a man he used to respect.


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[Mosiah]

Usain Bolt says Tyson Gay should have been given a longer ban for drugs cheating, and branded the decision to shorten his punishment 'the stupidest thing I've ever heard'.
Gay had his suspension reduced after he agreed to co-operate with authorities, and is now set to compete against Bolt after returning to the sport.
But Bolt said he felt 'let down' by the American sprinter, and is not looking forward to competing against a man he used to respect.


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WHOA!

[Don1]

Didn't see where Bolt said Gay should have been kicked out of the sport. The headline is misleading and inflammatory....or flawed since it didn't substantiate the claim

I did like this piece from Usain tho:

'Then to find out that he was on drugs — it's a bit like I think parents must feel when they have a kid who does something bad and lets them down. I feel like he let me down and he let the sport down.'

Tyson The Kid to Faada Bolt.....Noice!!

[Islandman]

I choose inflammatory because he did not say that. He said the "message" that the authorities should be sending is that if you cheat you will be kicked out. The headline is targeted towards people who are too lazy to read the article but like to share and make comments on social media.

Quite frankly I agree with everything Bolt says here. I don't know when plea bargaining became a part of track and field.

[Jangle]

The British media notoriously use inflammatory headlines to grab readers.

[myYout]

Nike soon chune een pan him to wait. One rule fi merican an nex rule fi di res ah di worl, conqueror run tings ebry time.

[Karl]

Wat di Bolt seh pan our Asafa, Sherone, VCB, Shelly Ann, etc? ...han den mi neva ear wah im she bout Gatlin????

[Jangle]

Steroids Karl.....plus it was boldly labeled on the ointment that Gay was using. It's not the same thing.

[Islandman]

You have to read the article Karl, forget the headline.

Bolt is saying that reducing Gays sentence which should have been significant, because he ratted out his coach is fooloshness and I agree with him.

He wasn't saying everybody in track and field should be banned for life.

[Karl]

You have to read the article Karl, forget the headline.

Bolt is saying that reducing Gays sentence which should have been significant, because he ratted out his coach is fooloshness and I agree with him.

He wasn't saying everybody in track and field should be banned for life.

Granted...but I did not read into it that the reduction of the sentence was the main point. ...I thought it was the act of allowing the athlete back (or back after such light punishment was the issue). If I am correct, where were (are - I may have missed them) his comments on athletes nearing 'home'/to whom he is emotionally attached - JA reps: pre-Mullings, etc?

[Jangle]

Asafa, Sherone, VCB, Shelly Ann were all exonerated, so their cases were no way in comparison to Tyson Gay or Gatlin. Tyson Gay failed multiple drug tests and was still allowed to compete. Then to rub salt into the wound, he got a tap on the wrist with a ridiculous reduced punishment for his crimes.

[Gamma]

"Granted...but I did not read into it that the reduction of the sentence was the main point. ...I thought it was the act of allowing the athlete back (or back after such light punishment was the issue"

karl the subtlety of the distinction between those 2 points escapes me in this instance. enlighten mi nuh?

[Karl]

"Granted...but I did not read into it that the reduction of the sentence was the main point. ...I thought it was the act of allowing the athlete back (or back after such light punishment) was the issue"

karl the subtlety of the distinction between those 2 points escapes me in this instance. enlighten mi nuh?

Well if that was not a point of distinction in light of some of our athletes /his teammates equally light punishment, then????

[Karl]

Asafa, Sherone, VCB, Shelly Ann were all exonerated, so their cases were no way in comparison to Tyson Gay or Gatlin. Tyson Gay failed multiple drug tests and was still allowed to compete. Then to rub salt into the wound, he got a tap on the wrist with a ridiculous reduced punishment for his crimes.

Where they now?

[Gamma]

You know whT EXONERATION means?