Re: Who Will Be Euro 2012 Player Of The Tournament?

by Ion Creanga Mon Jul 02, 2012 7:59 pm

having a doctor like Eufamiano Fuentes it's hard not to win the euro's..

by Le Samourai Mon Jul 02, 2012 8:04 pm

Didn't a Juventus doctor get arrested for admninistering steroids not too long ago scratch

..Anyway..If Xavi uses Steroids all I can do is lol, physically he is decidedly average...

by Ion Creanga Mon Jul 02, 2012 8:09 pm

no mate...that was Fuentes, after doping spain athletes.. he said that he dopped not only cyclists but spain ploayers too, and tennis players.. What a coincidence that spain NT and spain athletes have the best performance since than.. Spain who was shit before!

by Le Samourai Mon Jul 02, 2012 8:13 pm

The Juventus managing director, Antonio Giraudo, has been acquitted of doping-related charges but the club doctor, Riccardo Agricola, has been found guilty and sentenced to one year and 10 months in prison.

The Juventus managing director, Antonio Giraudo, has been acquitted of doping-related charges but the club doctor, Riccardo Agricola, has been found guilty and sentenced to one year and 10 months in prison.

The verdicts, handed down by judge Giuseppe Casalbore yesterday, bring to an end a Turin trial into alleged widespread doping at Juve between 1994 and 1998 - a period when the club won three Italian league titles, one Champions' League title and the Intercontinental Cup. Both men were tried under Italy's "sporting fraud" laws which were introduced to criminalise drugs cheats.

Emiliana Olivieri, Agricola's defence lawyer, revealed that her client was convicted for providing drugs to players during that period, including the banned hormone EPO. She plans to appeal against the verdict next year, when a detailed explanation of the judge's ruling will be released.

The verdict appeared to be a black mark for one of Italy's top teams. However, lawyers expressed some satisfaction at the ruling. "It's a sentence that went well for us because Giraudo was acquitted on all counts," defence lawyer Luigi Chiappero said. "I think we have excellent arguments and I hope these will be taken into account in the appeal."

Agricola will not serve any prison time as jail terms of under two years in Italy for first-time offenders are not implemented as a matter of course, but he will not be allowed to work as a doctor during that period.

The allegations about Juventus first surfaced in a magazine interview with Zdenek Zeman, who is now coach of Lecce but was then in charge of Roma, six years ago. Zeman, naming individual players, claimed that he thought their muscular development must have been chemically aided.

Ok then....

by Zealous Mon Jul 02, 2012 8:31 pm

billy_gr wrote:they were dopped apparently

Who was dropped where now?

by fatman123 Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:03 pm

rwo power wrote:Full list "Team of the Tournament": http://www.uefa.com/uefa/mediaservices/mediareleases/newsid=1838241.html

Stevie G

Le Samourai wrote:
The Juventus managing director, Antonio Giraudo, has been acquitted of doping-related charges but the club doctor, Riccardo Agricola, has been found guilty and sentenced to one year and 10 months in prison.

The Juventus managing director, Antonio Giraudo, has been acquitted of doping-related charges but the club doctor, Riccardo Agricola, has been found guilty and sentenced to one year and 10 months in prison.

The verdicts, handed down by judge Giuseppe Casalbore yesterday, bring to an end a Turin trial into alleged widespread doping at Juve between 1994 and 1998 - a period when the club won three Italian league titles, one Champions' League title and the Intercontinental Cup. Both men were tried under Italy's "sporting fraud" laws which were introduced to criminalise drugs cheats.

Emiliana Olivieri, Agricola's defence lawyer, revealed that her client was convicted for providing drugs to players during that period, including the banned hormone EPO. She plans to appeal against the verdict next year, when a detailed explanation of the judge's ruling will be released.

The verdict appeared to be a black mark for one of Italy's top teams. However, lawyers expressed some satisfaction at the ruling. "It's a sentence that went well for us because Giraudo was acquitted on all counts," defence lawyer Luigi Chiappero said. "I think we have excellent arguments and I hope these will be taken into account in the appeal."

Agricola will not serve any prison time as jail terms of under two years in Italy for first-time offenders are not implemented as a matter of course, but he will not be allowed to work as a doctor during that period.

The allegations about Juventus first surfaced in a magazine interview with Zdenek Zeman, who is now coach of Lecce but was then in charge of Roma, six years ago. Zeman, naming individual players, claimed that he thought their muscular development must have been chemically aided.

Ok then....

im sure this is wrong the saint-club Juventus could never do something like this

by billy_gr Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:09 pm

Zealous wrote:
billy_gr wrote:they were dopped apparently

Who was dropped where now?

at least the ones playing for the Spanish team.
It's in this thread.
Therefore....

It's true

by Zealous Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:15 pm

oh lol

by TheRedStag Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:21 pm

Iniesta

p.s. hard dj, your bet looked like a good one for so long.....

by Die Borussen Mon Jul 02, 2012 10:34 pm

by messixaviesta Tue Jul 03, 2012 1:36 am

Absolutely delighted!!! Just want to party like crazy but can't escape from work. Anyway the joy that this gives me is forever and that is what counts more.

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