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Quotes about Dwain Chambers
Ever since the Dwain Chambers game we have kept in regular contact with the Tigers and that has seen the likes of Tom Haberecht and Nathan Massey join the Knights
was said
in BBC Sport
Dwain Chambers has not, and will not, be employed by the club in any capacity.
was said
in BBC Sport
Him and Richie Owen are the fastest at the club now Dwain Chambers isn't here
said Terry Matterson
in BBC Sport
I think the sad thing is that Dwain Chambers was always a fantastic athlete. He ran under 10 seconds before he ever went near a drug.
was said
in BBC Sport
It's a matter of regret that Dwain Chambers, an athlete of such undoubted talent, should by his own actions have put himself out of the running to shine on the Olympic stage in Beijing. The BOA will continue to send a powerful message that nobody found guilty of serious drug-cheating offences should have the honour of wearing GB vests at the Olympic Games.
said Lord Moynihan
WADA understands and fully respects the London High Court's decision to dismiss Dwain Chambers's request for an injunction allowing him to be able to be selected for the Beijing Olympic Games
said John Fahey
I regret that Dwain Chambers, an athlete of outstanding talent, should by his own action put himself out of the running to shine in the Olympics
was said
in ABC Online
Dwain Chambers' success at the Olympic trials hasn't changed my mind in any way - I still don't think he should be allowed to go to the Olympic Games. I think these people should have a complete life ban. He knew the rules of our sport and the British Olympic Association prior to taking drugs and he took the risk.
was said
in The Scotsman
