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BOA’s drug stance is on the money

A matter of days after the majority of British Swimmers will have booked their places in the Olympics, the Court of Arbitration for Sport will convene in London to decide on the legality of the British Olympic Association’s bye law … Continue reading →

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england v scotland – what would happen?

“This is also the reason why Scottish Swimming is really on the up just now including the fact their men’s team could probably beat the English men’s team at present”. OK, so it probably was a flippant comment on the … Continue reading →

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