The Dark Past of Doping In Football 

The Dark Past of Doping In Football
In a recent podcast discussion involving Premier League legends, Ian Wright, Roy Keane, and Gary Neville, big shots were fired by the former Manchester United players. Keane and Neville really could have sworn that they played against some teams who were not clean. “A couple of Italian teams,” Keane specified.
In their conversation, the pair seemed pretty convinced that some of the teams they played against were doping. The former Red Devils insisted that they were fit themselves - didn’t drink, smoke, or do any of that stuff - but they’d finish a very intense game totally knackered and exhausted, meanwhile their Italian opponents would be looking like they’re ready to go on for another 90 minutes.
This statement from the United Old Boys was sort of corroborated by their former boss, Sir Alex Ferguson who said that the Red Devils should have enjoyed more European success during his tenure.
Now, were these guys right about their assumptions or was it all just in their heads? Well, we can’t say for certain, but what we know is that doping has been a thing in the beautiful game for years now. Today, we want to look into the dark past of doping in football.
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