Yes I agree with you if the championship was held in the UK it would have had full stadiums. However I think anybody caught drug cheating should be thrown out of the sport permanently, I get sick to death of these temporary bans.No they haven't.
The stadiums will be packed for the athletics in the Olympics next year.
Why can’t he just admit they’re there for the money instead of talking bollocks!! How stupid does he think we all are??
They'd be packed in pretty much any other country, especially if its at a sensible time of day, this is the wrong venue, at the wrong time of year.The stadiums will be packed for the athletics in the Olympics next year.
Why do we as license payers have to put up with the the vast amount of personnel they have sent out to Qatar, what a waste of our money.
What a thoroughly dispiriting spectacle that women's 100m final was. I youtubed Jonathan Edwards triple jump wr from 1995, after watching the triple jump final and the stadium was jam packed full of enthusiastic and excited spectators.
Fast forward to 2019 and the athletes are being watched by, err.....no one. In many ways athletics has brought this all on itself but (as someone who had the minerals in their youth*) athletics is dying a slow painful undignified death.
*represented England as a schoolboy 800m.
People have lost all interest in a sport that lets drug cheats compete with impunity.
and as long as apologists talk about pain relieving toothpastes as an excuse they will continue to cheat.