Report: Peyton Manning received HGH, other drugs

[rainwater]

9 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

I haven't paid much attention to their American division, but their original reporting team in Qatar was pretty bad.  They basically couldn't say anything bad about Qatar or any other Persian gulf  country (other than Bahrain which Qatar had somewhat hostile relations with).

 

I am surprised they are reporting on the NFL at all though. 

It doesn't really matter who is reporting it since the info comes from a pharmacist who worked at this clinic.  Whether he is credible is the important part.  Not the news agency who reported it.

[Datawire]

2 minutes ago, ladypanther said:

Did the Broncos leak this so they do not have to play him?

It's an interesting question. But this is a twitter account backed by...um well nothing so far.

[Gazi]

It was Papa Johns

[Davidson Deac II]

Just now, rainwater said:

It doesn't really matter who is reporting it since the info comes from a pharmacist who worked at this clinic.  Whether he is credible is the important part.  Not the news agency who reported it.

The News Agency or source reporting a story is the first thing I look at (not the only thing, just the first thing) when I decide if a story might have some validity.  For example, if a story like this comes from an agency that has a history of being more concerned about speed than accuracy (like most of the big TV news networks) then I tend to look at the article with some skepticism.  Fwiw, I generally trust the local newspapers more than the big national networks. 

[Khaki Lackey]

3 minutes ago, Gazi said:

It was Papa Johns

Better drugs. Better athletes.

[Guest Barry McCaulkinor]

For a limited time you can use "HGH" coupon code for half off your entire Papa Johns order.

[Chaos]

Manning lying face down on training table:

"Shoot that needle in my ass "

Nationwide is on your side

[Ja Rhule]

38 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

From Al Jazeera?  Not saying they are wrong, but Al Jazeera? 

Al Jazeers is better than CNN or FOX.  They take their news reports seriously.

[Ja Rhule]

Julius Peppers and Clay Matthews are also on the list

A documentary that will soon air on Al Jazeera alleges that Peyton Manning and several other pro football and baseball players received HGH from an Indianapolis anti-aging clinic in 2011.

The report's lone source appears to be "Charlie Sly," a pharmacist who spent one year at the clinic and whose claims were made on secret video tape, without him knowing. Sly alleges he mailed HGH to Ashley Manning -- Peyton's wife -- "all the time." Added Sly, "And it would never be under Peyton’s name, it would always be under her name." HGH was not banned in the NFL until 2011, and wasn't even tested for until 2014. Sly later "backtracked" on virtually all of his claims, but not before also accusing Clay Matthews, Dustin Keller, Mike Neal, Julius Peppers, James Harrison, baseball players Ryan Howard and Ryan Zimmerman, and even Mike Tyson of using various forms of performance-enhancing drugs.

 

 

Source: Huffington Post 

Dec 26 - 10:14 PM

[Frizzy350]

16 minutes ago, ARSEN said:

Julius Peppers and Clay Matthews are also on the list

A documentary that will soon air on Al Jazeera alleges that Peyton Manning and several other pro football and baseball players received HGH from an Indianapolis anti-aging clinic in 2011.

The report's lone source appears to be "Charlie Sly," a pharmacist who spent one year at the clinic and whose claims were made on secret video tape, without him knowing. Sly alleges he mailed HGH to Ashley Manning -- Peyton's wife -- "all the time." Added Sly, "And it would never be under Peyton’s name, it would always be under her name." HGH was not banned in the NFL until 2011, and wasn't even tested for until 2014. Sly later "backtracked" on virtually all of his claims, but not before also accusing Clay Matthews, Dustin Keller, Mike Neal, Julius Peppers, James Harrison, baseball players Ryan Howard and Ryan Zimmerman, and even Mike Tyson of using various forms of performance-enhancing drugs.

 

 

Source: Huffington Post 

Dec 26 - 10:14 PM

Harrison doesn't surprise me one bit.  That guy went from special teamer to DPOTY overnight.

[Montsta]

Meh. PED's are one strike you're out taboo bullshit in baseball. 

In the NFL, I've pretty much accepted everybody takes them. 

And furthermore, I'm not against HGH for the healing of ligaments, no matter how much flack I might catch for it. 

[RJK]

guys over 30 recovering from injuries should be able to take HGH. It's not making them any better just prolonging their careers

[h0llywood]

Unless HGH made Peyton Manning in a physically imposing player like Cam Newton, HGH to heal should be allowed. As a matter of fact, he should be allowed to take it now.

[UpstatePanther]

1 hour ago, Car123 said:

They're a respected news organization.

Forgive me if I can't take seriously a news organization that has been the propaganda arm of most Islamic terrorism for the past half century.  *eye roll*