Have been aroind the gee gees most orf me life and the Sport orf Kings would not run without a spot orf enhancement. Trick is not to bung too many syringes in its arse so the fucker gets to the finish line pronto but does not drop doin dead midway. An embarrassment. Horses for courses you might say.
Back in the ’60s we tried all sorts, the traditional arsenic through to the weird and wonderful. What ever the Keefs were orn, Moon and Richard, up the old horses arse it went. Recall one oiting at Cheltenham where two rival firms and the jockey had illegal bets orn and doped accordingly. They independently introduced uppers, doiners and Christ knows what into the nag. Literally by race day did not know whether it was coming or going so three fences in it lathered up and died. All bets void. Bugger.
Big shock horror now it’s going orn in British professional sport. Who’d have guessed? Allegations left right and centre. Dodgy quacks dealing oit the stuff and dodgy physios injecting. Arsenal, Man U ect all denials pledging to look into it, BMA, HMG orn the case. Can quote some chapter and verse on this because have a cousin who was team quack for one orf the alpine nations. Walked aroind with a suicide belt stuffed with syringes and potions. On call night and day.
Shit (to use the delightful West Coast term) hit the fan when the Berlin Wall came doine. Suddenly loads orf ex Ruski/Nazi dodgy sports quacks were released from commie land to embrace the capitalist world and go into private practice.
Chemical enhancement is, has been and ever will be, part orf the great sporting experience. Get used to it cunts. Think orf the legion orf new sponsorship opportunities. Wayne Rooney sponsored by Regaine and Minoxidil, Maria Sharapova sponsored by KGB Chemical Industries and a few firms like Chelsea Headhunters and Millwall Bushwackers sponsored by the Sinoloa Cartel (look it up) and Roche Pharma. Chemically enhanced supporters as well? Sir Limply’s Sporting Highs? A commercial opportunity. There’s a thought.
Happy days.
Nominated by: Sir Limply Stoke