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[SIZE=-1]Losseveter, Netherlands - 38 minutes ago[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Dutch Track & Field Association has willingly covered up a doping violation of steeple chaser Simon Vroemen during the European Championships in 2006 in Gtheborg. Bram Wassenaar, head coach for long distance running, has confirmed this. Simon Vroemen used an illegal drip but got ill from this and had to withdraw from the finals. The use of a drip is forbidden since january 1st 2005 and is sanctioned with a two year suspension.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Representatives of the Dutch federation where informed about this violation from the beginning but decided to go public with a false statement about food poisoning. After the incident was published last summer the federation still claimed they were not informed. They could only hunch what happened in Sweden but had no real facts, the federation stated. But in fact the federation took a leading role during the whole incident and willingly tried to cover it up. [...][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]When the dopingincident was published in july the federation made a false press statement. In Gtheborg they had no real proof to doubt Vroemens statement he got ill by food poisoning. Five months later the federation received an email by Vroemen form which they could deduct that Vroemen used a drip without notifying the federation. Vroemen however said already from the beginning that he and the federation had agreed upon not talking about the drip in further communication. I had to keep quiet, Vroemen said. The federation reacted by saying Vroemens statement was absolutely false.[/SIZE][SIZE=-1]...[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=-1]Losseveter, Netherlands - 38 minutes ago[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Dutch Track & Field Association has willingly covered up a doping violation of steeple chaser Simon Vroemen during the European Championships in 2006 in Gtheborg. Bram Wassenaar, head coach for long distance running, has confirmed this. Simon Vroemen used an illegal drip but got ill from this and had to withdraw from the finals. The use of a drip is forbidden since january 1st 2005 and is sanctioned with a two year suspension.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Representatives of the Dutch federation where informed about this violation from the beginning but decided to go public with a false statement about food poisoning. After the incident was published last summer the federation still claimed they were not informed. They could only hunch what happened in Sweden but had no real facts, the federation stated. But in fact the federation took a leading role during the whole incident and willingly tried to cover it up. [...][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]When the dopingincident was published in july the federation made a false press statement. In Gtheborg they had no real proof to doubt Vroemens statement he got ill by food poisoning. Five months later the federation received an email by Vroemen form which they could deduct that Vroemen used a drip without notifying the federation. Vroemen however said already from the beginning that he and the federation had agreed upon not talking about the drip in further communication. I had to keep quiet, Vroemen said. The federation reacted by saying Vroemens statement was absolutely false.[/SIZE][SIZE=-1]...[/SIZE]
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