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  • Muadib
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    Mi shine light.. easy yuhself..

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  • Don1
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    Originally posted by Muadib View Post
    Will Bolt be ?

    lol ! woiee !

    Get Real.. Money talks.. Bolt = Money..

    Bolt to Rio is like Ali to Boxing, Jordan to Basketball etc, etc..

    Unless dem gwine mek Bolt run fi himself..
    Wi glad yuh si di light yute.... betta late dan neva.....

    Marketing JuggaNaut tuh di Universe!!!! woooiiieee

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  • Muadib
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    Heh, heh.. suh what else mi can duh ?

    After Yohan and Bolt light up next WC... ah dare dem !

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  • Willi
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    Watch nuh….

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  • Muadib
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    Will Bolt be ?

    lol ! woiee !

    Get Real.. Money talks.. Bolt = Money..

    Bolt to Rio is like Ali to Boxing, Jordan to Basketball etc, etc..

    Unless dem gwine mek Bolt run fi himself..

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  • Hortical
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    Jamaica will be in Rio....Jah will work it out - Capleton.

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  • Time
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    USADA want to help WADA - LMAO

    USADA offers to help Jamaica with doping issues

    By GERALD IMRAY (AP Sports Writer) 26 minutes ago AP - Sports


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    JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- The U.S. Anti-Doping agency is willing to help Jamaica's troubled anti-doping commission through its problems, chief executive Travis Tygart said Wednesday.
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    Tygart said JADCO ''reached out'' to the United States Anti-Doping Agency soon after an inspection visit to the Caribbean island last month by the World Anti-Doping Agency. The three bodies had more discussions at the World Conference on Doping in Sport in South Africa this week about the partnership.
    ''They need to get help,'' Tygart told The Associated Press.
    WADA President John Fahey has said JADCO would benefit from being partnered with another anti-doping authority.
    The WADA audit of Jamaica's anti-doping process came after revelations of a lack of out-of-competition testing ahead of the 2012 London Olympics. Eight Jamaican athletes have failed drug tests this year, including former world 100 meter record holder Asafa Powell, putting the country's world-beating sprinters under even more scrutiny.
    ''We want to see the WADA code implemented and their athletes deserve better,'' Tygart said. ''Right now they're being let down by their national doping (commission).''
    He said the island's near absence of out-of-competition testing in the first six months of 2012 was ''unacceptable.''
    Tygart added USADA was ''ready and willing'' to help. He noted that USADA aided its Jamaican counterpart by sending a team there in 2009 and hosting some Jamaican officials at the USADA offices in the United States. But the USADA head warned that it would only work with JADCO if there was a ''concerted effort'' by JADCO to improve its anti-doping efforts.
    WADA will examine the report on its two-day inspection visit to Jamaica on the last day of the conference on Friday, after giving JADCO and Jamaica's sports minister Natalie Neita-Headley a chance to review its recommendations and give feedback.
    WADA director general David Howman met with Neita-Headley in Johannesburg on Tuesday about the audit report and said she had agreed to make the improvements WADA requested to get JADCO back on track.
    ''We are working very closely together now to implement them (the recommendations) and I am very confident that the program in Jamaica, which suffered a little bit in the past will return to its robust state,'' Howman said. ''The issues have certainly been aired and clarified in the best possible way with the minister.''
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    Follow Gerald Imray at www.twitter.com/GeraldImrayAP

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  • World Fan
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    "one man behind a curtain" - Guardian article

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  • Islandman
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    BTW how did Asafa become the athlete most mentioned when an article about doping in sport is written?

    So unfair.

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  • Islandman
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    And this one

    http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/13/sp...20131113&_r=1&

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  • Willi
    started a topic Jamaica won't be in Rio….Mi dun talk

    Jamaica won't be in Rio….Mi dun talk

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/olympics/24926891

    http://nz.news.yahoo.com/a/-/top-sto...ica-and-kenya/

    http://www.theguardian.com/sport/blo...ency-drug-wada

    http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/o...0359--spt.html


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