Manning linked to HGH by Documentary (key witness has recanted)

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barney said:
Allenbwest.com? Really? That is where you get your news? That poll, while not relevant to this story, is an unscientific internet poll of Al Jazeera's Arab audience. ISIS could have very easily run a script that drove up their numbers for propaganda purposes. Its not remotely relevant to this story.
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What story ?
 
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barney said:
Allenbwest.com? Really? That is where you get your news? That poll, while not relevant to this story, is an unscientific internet poll of Al Jazeera's Arab audience. ISIS could have very easily run a script that drove up their numbers for propaganda purposes. Its not remotely relevant to this story.
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So wait every time the Vols win a poll it's because we broke the rules?
 
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barney said:
I'm going to withhold judgement until I watch Al Jazeera's documentary. Any legal action taken by Manning should also help reveal the truth.
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He is not going to take legal action. You think he wants to continue the story in the media? You think he wants to answer questions about every medical treatment he has ever done? Nope. Kill it and move on.
 
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the fact that the pharmacist didn't work there in 2011 (reported) really should dispel any uncertainty. Look when we all saw the article I think most of volnation would reject the notion that Peyton took PEDs but definitely felt it could damage Peyton's image. However if the entire case against manning is this sly guy and al-jazeera (who prior to this I felt did a good job with their journalism in the US) didn't fact check this guy's claim he worked at the clinic in 2011 then this is incompetent journalism at best
 
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I watched the AlJazeera report and Sly said all HGH shipped to his wife. At the end he said he lied. So this story has zero merit.
 
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I don't believe it. I just can't see Peyton cheating with HGH. I'm not buying into this crap! I just don't understand why there's people out there, who wants to try to shot down great players like Peyton who have always respected the game and played by the rules. Peyton has always represented TN with class, and has been a great ambassador of TN & the NFL. What a bunch of hot garbage!
 
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MFL said:
I watched the AlJazeera report and Sly said all HGH shipped to his wife. At the end he said he lied. So this story has zero merit.
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and if Peyton's wife had a legitimate RX for HGH in 2011 and Sly got into the records in 2013...that is a clear violation of the HIPAA privacy rule...OCR might want to talk to him and that could lead to a BOP hearing and a potential loss of his pharmacist's license
 
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VolnJC said:
and if Peyton's wife had a legitimate RX for HGH in 2011 and Sly got into the records in 2013...that is a clear violation of the HIPAA privacy rule...OCR might want to talk to him and that could lead to a BOP hearing and a potential loss of his pharmacist's license
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He admitted he's not a pharmacist.
 
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Shows how ignorant some journalists are..they talk about Toradol like it is OxyContin..its an NSAID..and a great drug that I used when I had a kidney stone once

Sly also says that he provided Clay Matthews, Green Bay’s Pro Bowl linebacker, with the prescription painkiller Percocet to help him deal with pain before at least one game. He also brags in one undercover video that Matthews texted him in an attempt to obtain Toradol, a powerful painkiller that is banned in many countries but not in the United States.
 
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barney said:
The political orientation of Al Jazeera is irrelevant since this is a freaking sports story, not a story about politics. This is a serious news outlet with rigorous journalistic standards and integrity making some pretty serious allegations. I just hope that the facts will come out.
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The fact that anyone that breathes can make the above statements is astounding.
 
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GAVol said:
You've got to be kidding. :lol:

Would it be worse if he called it Outkast or maybe Coolio?
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You got me, but in all honesty I don't know how to spell it correctly and my damn phone suggested the rapper spelling. You get the point lol
 
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82_VOL_83 said:
Why? Because you say it is?
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Or the fact that it has received a number of journalistic awards from acclaimed institutions... Houses a crack team of solid beat reporters who have graduated from the likes of Columbia and Northwestern... Has embedded teams in many nations where few outlets are willing to house full-time journalists... Should I continue?

Or are you just going off the ignorant assumption that "it's a terrorist network." because that's the line from talk radio hacks?
 
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VolnJC said:
Shows how ignorant some journalists are..they talk about Toradol like it is OxyContin..its an NSAID..and a great drug that I used when I had a kidney stone once

Sly also says that he provided Clay Matthews, Green Bay’s Pro Bowl linebacker, with the prescription painkiller Percocet to help him deal with pain before at least one game. He also brags in one undercover video that Matthews texted him in an attempt to obtain Toradol, a powerful painkiller that is banned in many countries but not in the United States.
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It's a kidney stone miracle and in the ibuprofen family. I understand now that it can be had in pill form.... PTL!
 
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VolnJC said:
Shows how ignorant some journalists are..they talk about Toradol like it is OxyContin..its an NSAID..and a great drug that I used when I had a kidney stone once

Sly also says that he provided Clay Matthews, Green Bay’s Pro Bowl linebacker, with the prescription painkiller Percocet to help him deal with pain before at least one game. He also brags in one undercover video that Matthews texted him in an attempt to obtain Toradol, a powerful painkiller that is banned in many countries but not in the United States.
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Lol Matthews could get those from the team doctors.
 
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utvol372 said:
Or the fact that it has received a number of journalistic awards from acclaimed institutions... Houses a crack team of solid beat reporters who have graduated from the likes of Columbia and Northwestern... Has embedded teams in many nations where few outlets are willing to house full-time journalists... Should I continue?

Or are you just going off the ignorant assumption that "it's a terrorist network." because that's the line from talk radio hacks?
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Yeah, you probably would have liked German radio in WWII. I don't care where they were educated. That has no bearing on their attitude about the US. I'm sure the hacks at MSNBC have the same educations. The fact that you believe the statements of a 2013 unpaid intern about something that happened in 2011 that he had to break into to get says volumes.
 
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