He just wasn't the same when he came back from his previous injury,went backwards and of course sideways imo,not a captain either but that's not really his fault.
That job interview was going so well until I realized I was fukked up on acid in the middle of a cornfield naked and talking to a scarecrow.
Seems he is guilty now, as he's not contesting anything, so, where from here? Long ban beckons obviously, and I sincerely hope if he's retained, that he loses his wages too, stupid stupid boy!
The facts are he failed a FIFA drugs test. So he took a banned substance, a substance they believe is performance enhancing. If you want to believe he took it accidentally or he didn't think it was banned you are welcome to, I don't believe that.
No one knows what he took or how he took it. So you condemning him is pretty premature and pretty pathetic.
We know he took a banned substance and we can be pretty certain he will be banned for it. If Sakho asked for the B sample to be tested and or made a big public defense backed by LFC then maybe that would be different.. he hasn't and LFC immediately took him out of the squad.Its not a case for Sherlock Holmes me thinks.
There are banned substances in perfectly legal products. He may have taken something without checking what was in it (very stupid if that's the case) and found out after taking it hence the not having the B sample tested as he knew that too would be positive. He and the club have more than likely not made a statement either way for legal reasons as Klopp hinted at after the game at the weekend.
There are any number of explanations as to what has happened. None of us know the exact substance or the circumstances or reasons for it to have been taken. Yet you see fit to be judge, jury and executioner based on absolutely nothing. As I've said before it doesn't surprise me coming from you but that doesn't make it any less pathetic either.
