Romario caught doping

asked whether he wanted the B-Sample to be opened as well, the Brazilian replied:

" of course, it will also be positive too. but all I took was a product against hair-loss"



at least he did not just walk away like another infamous player

Romario faced the music



http://www.sportbild.de/sportbild/generated/article/fussball/2007/12/05/7796900000.html

the question now is whether OTHER Brazilian players took "hair-loss-medicine" when they defeated us in the 2002 World Cup Final

let's face it; the goal scorer in the final is not exactly blessed with a bushy mop

something's fishy here, and it ain't children's breath

wahre G

ah

and I want a full inquiry into the 2002 Brazilian win

Brazilians are a proud people and would never ever want to win the Cup the "wrong" way

usually, lawyers say "innocent until proven guilty"

in the case of doping the case is reversed

"guilty until proven otherwise by the suspected party"

I therefore suggest the Brazilians get some darn good lawyers and scientists to prove their innocence

in the meantime, the 2002 win will be awarded to the runners-up:

GERMANY

therefore, it's now

4:4

in terms of World Cup wins

fantastische Geschichte

just reminds me

could be possible that Romario was on drugs already in 1994

in which case that win would be null and void as well

the World Cup Winners table now looks like this

5 wins: Italy
4 wins: Germany
3 wins: Brazil

a bad day for Brazilian football I'd say

don't worry though

2010 South Africa is yours

with people like Adriano, Fred, Robinho and Diego there will be no stopping you

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Last time I checked Brazil was in South America...

'European Leagues'

doesn't get any clearer

36-0tto wrote:

asked whether he wanted the B-Sample to be opened as well, the Brazilian replied:

" of course, it will also be positive too. but all I took was a product against hair-loss"



at least he did not just walk away like another infamous player

Romario faced the music



http://www.sportbild.de/sportbild/generated/article/fussball/2007/12/05/7796900000.html

the question now is whether OTHER Brazilian players took "hair-loss-medicine" when they defeated us in the 2002 World Cup Final

let's face it; the goal scorer in the final is not exactly blessed with a bushy mop

something's fishy here, and it ain't children's breath

wahre G

ah right

so obviously Ronaldo took the "hair-growing-product" after all

the plot thickens

36-0tto wrote:ah right

so obviously Ronaldo took the "hair-growing-product" after all

the plot thickens

36-0tto wrote:

in the meantime, the 2002 win will be awarded to the runners-up:

GERMANY

therefore, it's now

4:4

in terms of World Cup wins

fantastische Geschichte

That would make this your most beautiful WC win in history.....says it all really

36-0tto wrote:ah right

so obviously Ronaldo took the "hair-growing-product" after all

the plot thickens

Ronaldo has always had a full head of hair.

Germany were simply 2nd best that day.

Romario is a funny dude. I remember reading at PSV the only way they could convince him to train was a massage.

He is a legend

robert wrote: Romario is a funny dude. I remember reading at PSV the only way they could convince him to train was a massage.

Romario is a god , he was a populair choice among kids when we were playing football on the street...I was always Baggio though.

Romario is a legend if i was watching football closely back then like i do now he will be one of my favorite players of all time.

that's why he's much more popular in Brazil than Ronaldo and even Pelé.

EMPortuguese wrote:Romario is a legend if i was watching football closely back then like i do now he will be one of my favorite players of all time.

mongrel hawk wrote:that's why he's much more popular in Brazil than Ronaldo and even Pelé.

EMPortuguese wrote:Romario is a legend if i was watching football closely back then like i do now he will be one of my favorite players of all time.

I think only in Brazil and Holland Romario is seen as a better player then Ronaldo..

36-0tto wrote:the question now is whether OTHER Brazilian players took "hair-loss-medicine" when they defeated us in the 2002 World Cup Final

let's face it; the goal scorer in the final is not exactly blessed with a bushy mop

something's fishy here, and it ain't children's breath

wahre G

Well, they defeated us too so surely they can award us the WC (after all England-Germany final was only ever going to produce one outcome, especially after the 1-5 a mere 6 months before).

W. Germany 3
England 2