Anthony Roberts "INJECTED"

[Merc..]

JANUARY 18, 2008

STEROID.COM INTERVIEWS...
Anthony Roberts interviews Dr. Charles Yesalis

http://www.steroid.com/interview-dr-charles-yesalis.php




Merc.

[Amorphic]

JANUARY 18, 2008

STEROID.COM INTERVIEWS...
Anthony Roberts interviews Dr. Charles Yesalis

http://www.steroid.com/interview-dr-charles-yesalis.php




Merc.

so where is the 'interview?'

all i see is a one sided conversation with Anthony talking about this so called conversation.

why not post the actual interview instead of having Anthony say what this doctor said.

doesnt seem credible to me.

[Merc..]

so where is the 'interview?'

all i see is a one sided conversation with Anthony talking about this so called conversation.

why not post the actual interview instead of having Anthony say what this doctor said.

doesnt seem credible to me.

HMMMM

What ya talking bout ?????????????

[Amorphic]

HMMMM

What ya talking bout ?????????????

The title of the article is "Anthony Roberts interviews Dr Charles Yesalis"

where is the interview?

all there is in this article is Anthony saying things that him and the Dr conversed about.

when i read an 'interview' i like to see what was actually said, not reading something paraphrased by Anthony.

As in this type of format:

Anthony: blah blah blah
Dr Yesalis: etc etc etc

not this:

About 20 minutes in, we were discussing parenting, books about Babe Ruth, our favorite baseball players (he’s a Mantle, I’m a Maris), Dan Duchaine, out-of-print steroid books, and the legalization of marijuana.

Have I mentioned that I have the coolest job ever?

And while talking to him, I found that just like our position here at steroid.com, he feels that the problem with professional athletes is that kids try to emulate them. And of course, he’s right. And of course, neither he nor myself thinks that there’s much of a difference in the advances we’ve seen on the technological front (bats, cleats, Astroturf, creatine) that make steroids into something outside the realm of what’s being done to advance sports performance in other ways.

I'd like to see more interview, and less about Anthony telling us how cool his job is.