Tiger woods fired his caddy.

[METROPOLIS1]

Yes it's old news.

Do you ever wonder what happened to the best golfer in the last 10 years. Was he on steroids, or getting caught screwed him up?.

 

[eyJude]

There is no coincidence that once Dr. Anthony Galea got caught so did his game.

 

[Molly Smith]

I think it had to do with not enough time for his penis to concentrate.

http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2009/12/the-women-of-tiger-woods-full-list--pictures/

 

[Avondrow]

Blame them, hell why not :happy:

 

[matthewfein]

Dr. Galea has an excellent reputation in the sports medicine field world wide.

His treatments for athletes are cutting edge and very effective.

His primary interest is in getting his patients performing to their optimal levels again not in enhancing them artificially to levels that are beyond their natural reach.

And I do believe there is a difference.

 

[Tristen D]

Tiger played well when he believed in himself and his abilities.

Getting caught cost him his family. That's bad enough. But losing Elin, and knowing that you've disappointed friends and fans made his mortality very tangible. Imagine realizing that you are seriously flawed, after years of living as though you were not.

I'm no Tiger, but I went through a very tough patch last summer. My golf game was beyond shit because my head was a mess. The good news is that if his head's messed up, he's taking responsibility. If he continued to rock it after that debacle, you'd know he was compartmentalizing and blocking the shitstorm that is his life.

 

[Mallow]

then why was his assistant arrested here in Buffalo with steroids?

 

[Zammo]

She was caught bringing in HGH and Actovegin not steroids.

HGH is a prescription only med in the States and Dr.Galea isn't licensed to practice there. Actovegin is not approved for use in the States.

In both cases he was using these compounds to help injured athletes recover from surgeries or severe injuries, not trying enhance an already healthy athlete.

This I don't really have much of a problem with. I mean are not most athletes taking anti-inflams on a regulatory basis?

 

[Krolik]

i have been treated by the Doctor as well. One fine and super nice gentleman that all he wants to do is help those in need.

BTW, he does have a stuttering problem.

 

[Bogey]

and yet I believe he plead guilty to all charges.

 

[berberosaharan.com]

Yes and the charges are obvious from Bosco statement that he didn't have a licenece in the States. Do you have a point about the morality of the treatment or are you content with bureaucracy of this particular law?