63% Of Liverpool FC Players Have Asthma, But The UK Average Is Only 12%? – PED's In Football

35 opiniones en “63% Of Liverpool FC Players Have Asthma, But The UK Average Is Only 12%? – PED's In Football”

1. It's the Jurgen Klopp effect.

2. it is honestly incredible how you made a 30 minute video on a small rumour with zero valid or concrete sources

3. "Abnormally few injuries that the squad have" Liverpool literally had 3/5 key players out long term or throughout the whole season during 2020/2021 to the point where they couldnt really make a strong fight to defend their league win from the season prior and finishing 3rd below a dogshit man united squad.

4. Derek calling the sport "football" makes me respect him even more

5. As a Liverpool fan this sucks to hear .

6. Calvin Bassey at Rangers MUST be on PEDs, just look at him.

7. I don't understand why asthma drugs are allowed. If you have asthma you're at a disadvantage, so shouldn't be competing in elite sports.

8. And Real Madrid still killed them, hala Madrid y nada mas

9. Every day the world shows me how fucking fake it can be. Lol

   I have no problem with people taking drugs, just be honest about. Otherwise you are upholding a status quo you can’t even keep, yourself.

10. So people are spp annoyed at how good this liverpool team are that they are saying they are doping , mind you they are not even the best team in the world , So man city , Real madrid and good but liverpool can't be good??? Wtf is that logic

    Coming from a communist party i think someone is tangling with the media , the Sheikh's maybe? If football has reached this then its gone .

11. I used to get Bronkaid for the EC stack to cut and I have never breathed better in my life. Even something like this I guess can be a performance enhancer

12. To quote the Diaz Brothers: "Everybody is on steroids"

13. Mamadou Sakho tested positive for Higenamine while playing for Liverpool in 2016, but the reaction from the club was harsh on the player basically selling him as fast as they could, after he was late for a flight for their preseason tour for the 2016/2017 season amongst other disciplinary issues with him

    As a Liverpool fan I just dont see LFC cheating, after taking such a harsh stance with Mamadou Sakho´s case. It was later found that Higenamine was not on the WADA (World Anti Doping Agency) list of banned substances, who was responsible for the test. With the amount and levels of lawyers hired at an elite club like LFC, it seems like LFC does not condone drug use, as the lawyers should easily have been able to find out that the substance was not on the WADA list of banned substances and that Mamadou Sakho WAS eligible to play in the Europa League final that he missed, amongst other games, because of his 30 day ban conducted by WADA.

    If Liverpool had a genuine interest in finding any advantage they could, it´d be expected that they were also prepared to go to great lengths to defend its players are banned, if they test positive for a drug, that wasnt even on the banned substances list. They did not got these great lengths to disprove Mamadou Sakho´s ban though, which indicates that they´re compliant with the rules. Also comparing LFC´s squad with the UK average is not a good comparison, as LFC has a lot of international players, stemming from Africa to Asia to Europe to South America. Its a completely multinational team

14. if theres room for corruption there will be corruption

15. PEDs are used by every top club these days just not advertised. They have too due to the demands of the games and how many they have to play a riduculas levels. Think it has been obvious for a number of years now, far to much money to be made playing more and more games.

16. YNWA lmao love my club thoooo.

17. everyone's on gear…..everyone!

18. This motivates me knowing I’m not the only one trying to play football with asthma

19. And they still lost the champions league ?

20. Yeah but net spend.??

21. LiVARpool are the biggest cheaters in the world!

22. I have no problem regarding athletes using asthma medications

23. I had asthma since I was a kid, I remember trying to explain I couldnt get that relieving inhale of breath. But a couple years ago I read a book about breathing. I decided to stop taking my 'preventer' which is supposed to be 2 puffs twice a day (I was only taking 1 a day). Guess what when I stopped taking the inhaler drugs my asthma disappeared. The drug keeps you reliant on the drug. I exercise hard and have no issues breathing since I stopped taking the drugs whereas when I was taking them daily any cardio heavy exercise I would need a blue inhaler on me and need a puff of it often.

24. AND IF YE KNOW YER HISTORY

25. 63% of LFC's players don't suffer from asthma. There's no source to this story, it's not remotely close to being verified. No one is privy to such info , it's a made up story, hence why it's picked up no traction what-so-ever.

26. I’m pretty sure Liverpool players having asthma is just a rumour rival fans came up with.

27. As a United fan I would say definitely. ?

28. More worrying is the amount of super healthy athletes dying or having "heart" issues in the past year and a half. Sudden Adult Death seems to be on the rise. Elephant in the room.

29. i think that its because of running too much .. i woust to run a lot and at a certain point it was hard to breath

30. This is the same as the ski cross national team in my country has done for years. Norway that is.

31. As an asthmatic, I can tell you that Clenbuterol is unbelievably effective and it works better than preventative steroid treatments like Fostair or Becotide, but shouldn't be used long term

32. I’ve been prescribed albuterol since I was young, and have played volleyball for the last 8 years since I was in highschool. In highschool I used to let teammates boof my inhaler, and the difference in endurance come game 5 of a match is definitely apparent from my experience and from my non asthmatic teammates telling me that it makes a huge difference in their stamina. Reaping the benefits myself, I’m not surprised that corticosteroids to boost breathing would be used in sports like basketball, soccer, cycling and track among others. Really anything to boost the body’s efficiency with little to no effort. Great video Derek, I loved to hear the topic and how in depth you get for a drug I’m familiar that doesn’t get much attention ??

33. Some naive people out there, I’m pretty sure football is a protected species in terms of dope testing, I’m sure most get TUEs
    Look at Chris Froome he had TUEs for asthma but cycling is not so protected like football, diet and new training techniques only get you so far, the way the game is played now is beyond that.

34. As a football fan I believe this is likely based on their style of play and how far they went in each competition but as a man united fan … I believe this is true. ?

35. I remember when my two year old took albuteral he started jumping on the bed like bam bam and throwing his toys all crazy. The next day I figured it probably makes a good "preworkout" lol

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