They can revoke her visa, that's what they can do.And how FBI can 'investigate' it?
- Did you dope Kamilla?
- No
- Thank you, have a good day.
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They can revoke her visa, that's what they can do.And how FBI can 'investigate' it?
- Did you dope Kamilla?
- No
- Thank you, have a good day.
Are you saying FBI can investigate Kamilla's doping by revoking Eteri's visa? Or I misunderstood something?They can revoke her visa, that's what they can do.
“Draconian measures” and “heartless” from the coach are sometimes needed to produce champions. Coaches are there to coach, not be loved or be a friend. Coaches aren’t parents, they are there to do their job. Any coach, in any sport.And exactly what one would expect from Russians protecting a coach that produces medalwinners, regardless of her Draconian measures and heartless treatment of children.
Even by doping them (assuming it's the case here) ?And I have to say this. Let the Russians train their athletes the way they want. It’s their country, their federation. And let the athletes be trained the way they want.
You obviously haven’t read any of my other stuff (which already makes you smart), but I’m not against drugs in sports for adults willing to take them.Even by doping them (assuming it's the case here) ?
I don't think "draconian" measures are ever justified, and not with children, in particular. Look at what happened with the "champion-producing" Karolyis in gymnastics. It is no surprise that sexual exploitation happened in a culture where minor athletes were under the complete control of their demanding coaches and afraid to do anything that would cause them to fall out of favor. We have seen many instances of coaches who have produced champions without being "heartless" or "draconian:" Frank Carroll, Rafael Arutunian, Brian Orser, John Nicks, to name a few. I would even add the legendary Russian coaches, Moskvina and Mishin, to that list.“Draconian measures” and “heartless” from the coach are sometimes needed to produce champions. Coaches are there to coach, not be loved or be a friend. Coaches aren’t parents, they are there to do their job. Any coach, in any sport.
These same children and parents of children willingly beat her door down to enter her rink, and who return near months after they leave her because the grass in not always greener on the other side. But this part always gets left out for some reason. I wonder why.
Everyone goes in knowing what this is all about. And yet there are no shortage of people willing to do it. For me, that’s where the debate ends.
It’s not rocket science, if the school didn’t have any students willing to go there, it would close on its own. And then “evil” Eteri will go away.
And I have to say this. Let the Russians train their athletes the way they want. It’s their country, their federation. And let the athletes be trained the way they want.
The United States has a law called the Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act which would actually allow the US government/FBI to prosecute Eteri and her team if they wanted to.Are you saying FBI can investigate Kamilla's doping by revoking Eteri's visa? Or I misunderstood something?
Don’t know anything about gymnastics, don’t watch it, don’t follow it, will never follow it so I can’t add anything. Except that these disgusting sexual predators need to not only be locked up for good, but also the dads should be able to get 5 minutes alone in a room with them.I don't think "draconian" measures are ever justified, and not with children, in particular. Look at what happened with the "champion-producing" Karolyis in gymnastics. It is no surprise that sexual exploitation happened in a culture where minor athletes were under the complete control of their demanding coaches and afraid to do anything that would cause them to fall out of favor. We have seen many instances of coaches who have produced champions without being "heartless" or "draconian:" Frank Carroll, Rafael Arutunian, John Nicks, to name a few. I would even add the legendary Russian coaches, Moskvina and Mishin, to that list.
If that is not poor sportsmanship, I don't know what is. There is no need to sugarcoat it, it was unacceptable and I am not surprised that people criticize it. People shred Boikova to pieces for much less of a 'show'. It seems that some can get away with it and some don't. That behavior could be justified for a 7 year old. Sasha is not 7, she is 17. She is not a child anymore, she is a young woman, almost adult. She CHOSE that path, that sport, that exposure to public. The whole situation was difficult for everyone and she totally lost it. She contributed to ruining Anna's golden moment.To everybody who criticized Sasha's “poor sportsmanship“ today: A sincere f*** off.
I think that Draculus' question is not about prosecution but about investigation (which, after all, is what the FBI does). How would they go about conducting this investigation? Subpoena witnesses from the Eteri camp? Read the same media pronouncements that we are reading?The United States has a law called the Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act which would actually allow the US government/FBI to prosecute Eteri and her team if they wanted to.
It’s talked about in this Forbes article
I’m not exactly sure how the investigation would go. The article makes it sound like USADA would have to press charges in order for the investigation to happen. My guess is that if RUSADA and WADA conclude their investigations and decide not to do anything, USADA may decide to press charges then. I obviously don’t work for the FBI so I have no idea how they investigate something like this thoughI think that Draculus' question is not about prosecution but about investigation (which, after all, is what the FBI does). How would they go about conducting this investigation? Subpoena witnesses from the Eteri camp? Read the same media pronouncements that we are reading?

There is no evidence of "draconian" tactics of the coaches I mentioned. Eteri's tactics have been known to fans long before she was under the Olympic spotlight.Don’t know anything about gymnastics, don’t watch it, don’t follow it, will never follow it so I can’t add anything. Except that these disgusting sexual predators need to not only be locked up for good, but also the dads should be able to get 5 minutes alone in a room with them.
Hopefully these sub-sub humans never infiltrate figure skating.
As for this sport, the people you mentioned never operated under the spotlight Eteri has (and if they did I’m certain they would be found to have done “draconian” and “heartless” things as well) and Eteri has a better coaching record than all of them you mentioned combined, when it comes to the ladies’ discipline.
She is perennial coach of the year for a good reason.
And yet, she has no problem getting students. And even less of a problem getting students to return to her.There is no evidence of "draconian" tactics of the coaches I mentioned. Eteri's tactics have been known to fans long before she was under the Olympic spotlight.
The lack of touch with reality with posters like you is something else. I mean reality not the corruption that has given Eteri her little "coach of the year" award.She is perennial coach of the year for a good reason.
For you there is but for others there isn’t.There's more to life than being first in a sport, a game, entertainment. Period. The end.
So much Blah...Blah ...Blah from you!! and you also said its OK for people to dope??? Then they should create the DOPE OLYMPICS for those that do....For you there is but for others there isn’t.
It’s worse to tell someone how to live their lives and to be their moral authority. This is the career they choose. Age is just a number anyway.
Can’t tell someone not to value medals. Just like you can’t tell someone not to make as much money as they want. Everyone chooses their own path. Not for me to stand in their way.
Can’t and won’t fault anyone that gives their all to be the best at their sport. And I definitely will support them and the people that coach them. And will happily watch as they succeed and fail.
The only control I have over this is to choose to watch or not. And I choose to watch. My job isn’t to be parent, a coach, or the moral voice to the athletes. I’m a fan and that’s as far as I want to go. I’m completely honest with what I want as a fan.
People that don’t like what they watch can easily not watch and do something else with their time. Never understood people that watch and follow things that make them angry.
And of the rest of your post was to prove you are a more just, moral and good person than I am, I will concede with zero qualms.
Congratulations, you are a more just, moral and a better person than me. Haha
You don’t need to frame it in the form of a question. I don’t edit any of my posts. Well, except those that the owners and their volunteers of this website delete. HahaSo much Blah...Blah ...Blah from you!! and you also said its OK for people to dope??? Then they should create the DOPE OLYMPICS for those that do....