Manu Petit tried telling the media about drugs in football around 2003

but he got told to put up or shut up

And most people called him a bulls**tter too. The usual reaction when people don't want to believe something might be going on (a bit like elite refs decisions, and the fact football has no intention of using technology for as long as possible)

I remember a mate falling when I was 17 out with me and mocking me cos I said Linford Christie looked like he was on drugs. He'd mock me in front of mates for years after. Turns out everyone but Carl Lewis in that 100m final were on drugs, not just Ben Johnson

You'd have to be naive to continue to believe football isn't bent

Posted By: pants on April 3rd 2016 at 14:01:29

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