Ironi Tiberias Player Guy Hadida Details Investigation Into Club's Infusion Scandal
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Guy Hadida, a suspended Ironi Tiberias player, detailed his interrogation about the club's infusion scandal, confirming use of saline infusions and denying knowledge of doping amounts. Investigators suspect obstruction and possible doping violations, with suspensions of up to 42 months possible as the probe continues.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Guy Hadida, Ironi Tiberias player, is temporarily suspended amid an infusion doping investigation.
- Hadida confirmed saline infusions post-training with paramedics present and no doctor on staff.
- Investigators suspect obstruction, citing Dudu Dahan's alleged instructions to players about infusion amounts.
- Messages and receipts for 1,000 cc infusions are under scrutiny, with some bags reportedly half empty.
- Potential suspensions could last from several months up to 42 months depending on findings.
- WADA had limited involvement, only lecturing the team on the last day of the season.
Guy Hadida, a 31-year-old midfielder and key player for Ironi Tiberias last season, is among the temporarily suspended players amid an ongoing investigation into the club's infusion practices. During his interrogation, Hadida recognized the interrogation room from previous probes into double contracts and openly cooperated, stating, "I will tell you the whole truth, I have nothing to hide." He described the infusions as saline water given after training, with paramedics present and assurances that everything was safe. Hadida recalled seeing blood on the floor and noted issues with some players not properly connected to the infusions.
The investigation revealed concerns about possible obstruction, with the interrogator mentioning that Dudu Dahan allegedly instructed players to claim they received up to 100 cc infusions, which is considered a serious offense. Hadida denied knowledge of others' infusion amounts and stressed that some players were not even connected. The interrogator warned of potential suspensions lasting from several months up to 42 months, highlighting the severity of the case.
Hadida also mentioned the absence of a team doctor, only a sports therapist, and that the anti-doping agency WADA had not conducted lectures until the season's final day. The investigation involves reviewing messages, photos, and receipts related to 1,000 cc infusions, with testimonies indicating at least half of some infusion bags were empty, raising further suspicion. The interrogator noted attempts to bribe officials and the difficulty of some players' testimonies, emphasizing the investigation's complexity and seriousness.
The case continues with hearings and possible disciplinary actions pending, as authorities seek to clarify the extent of doping violations within Ironi Tiberias.
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