roids for soccer

**cenk** · 04-05-2002, 12:11 PM

anadrol suitable for soccer players?
cause anadrol makes erytropoitein too.

anyway i'm looking for roids for soccer players.
what do u recommend?

**ironfist** · 04-05-2002, 12:46 PM

LOL...Why would a soccer player need roids?

Anyways, stay away from anadrol and bol if you plan on running, as they will give you a back pump from hell and you won't be able to run...I'd try test prop, deca , eq, winny, fina etc...

**B-A-M-F** · 04-05-2002, 12:50 PM

go with the winny or the deca , niether are painful, should get some significant results, just out of curiosity how come ur trying to get them for them, shouldnt they do it for themsleves if there old enough, are u a trainer or something. not a flame, just wondering bro. hope u get some good info. search the above roids on the site

**IME** · 04-05-2002, 01:37 PM

Originally posted by ironfist
LOL...Why would a soccer player need roids?

Anyways, stay away from anadrol and bol if you plan on running, as they will give you a back pump from hell and you won't be able to run...I'd try test prop, deca, eq, winny, fina etc...

Bump to that!! You could add in primo and var in there too and thats it. As it kills me to say this, you might not want to mess with test or tren either. Eq is a definate vote - improves circulation.
I'd probably go with something like this
wks 1-10: 500 mg/wk eq
wks 6-12 or 1-6 or 1-8: 300-400 mg/wk primo
wks 6-12: 50 mg/ed winny
Optional:
wks 1-5: 30-40 mg/ed of Anavar
Thats the most you probably want to mess with. Primo & Var are really pricey. Winny requires the daily injections. If you get tested, you'll want to stay clear of deca - metabolites stay active for 17-18 months and some people feel lethargic on deca. Do more research before you decide anything. Really you don't need any roids to play soccer.

**jbrand** · 04-05-2002, 02:41 PM

There is no reason why soccer players or any competitive athlete shouldn't consider chemical enhancement. The water retention and excessive weight gain will probably adversely affect performance, slowing you down; although I must admit you would still probably be the meanest motherfucker on the field. Try to stick to something light and with small chance of aromatization, such a cycle that would be used in such competitive sports as baseball, sprinting, and tennis. Yes, I said tennis

**Fif the Great** · 04-05-2002, 02:46 PM

Originally posted by jbrand
Yes, I said tennis

That's what I turn the TV to at night to fall asleep.

**Iron horse** · 04-05-2002, 02:58 PM

cheque drops , lets see some maniacs running around the field!!

JK! maybe halo?

**jbrand** · 04-05-2002, 07:23 PM

"That's what I turn the TV to at night to fall asleep"

all in due time, my friend

five years from now people will tune into the US Open just to witness a tennis players halotestin -induced rampage which caused him to throw his racket at a steady 90mph at his opponent while trying to rip the line judge out of his high chair.

**jbrand** · 04-05-2002, 07:40 PM

"DON'T BASH TENNIS!!!....ITS LIFE!"

haha no harm intended bro. I played tennis for years, and believe me if my new idea of cardio wasn't changing the channel on the television I would still be playing!