MoPo wrote:
Its extremely unlikely to be Gemili, given that he was just announced on the new World Athletics Athlete Commission last week. World Athletics may do dumb thing but creating a PR nightmare like having an athlete who is currently under investigation for doping on the athlete commission would even be beyond them.
Mate, use your eyes and read.
Then, read it again.
The sport treats people well, who, in turn get the bad apples out.
Bare in mind how fast information can flow and. Anyway, Adam Gemili's career isn't going anywhere. He's overweight, aging and would be lucky to run under 10.30 again.
I'd still root for him any day over his former coach.