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ALAIN BAXTER TEAM GB'S FIRST SNOWSPORTS OLYMPIC MEDAL WINNER

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Jamie macmillan
12 years ago

Cleared but no medal ! Do the right thing please

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Lesley fraser
12 years ago

the bronze should justly and rightfullybereturnedtoAlain

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Angus Howden
12 years ago

Do it

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Gary Beecroft
12 years ago

Give it back please.

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Spey Valley Fc
12 years ago

Alain deserves this, he was cleared but still no medal. Help him get it back

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pavel satny
12 years ago

one of the best sportsman Scotland has ever produced

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Peter Lange
12 years ago

If ever there was a sportsman who didn't uses PEDs it is Alain. I can say with one hundred percent confidence he won the medal, trained for the medal, skied clean.

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Thomas Vonn
12 years ago

Alain is a great guy and he deserves to get his medal back.

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Chris Morris
12 years ago Featured

If he was cleared by the cleared by the court of arbitration of sport then the fact that the IOC refuse to accept the decision then the court is a pointless institution. Just shows how entrenched organisation such as the IOC can be.

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Brian Beacom
12 years ago

Alain should get his medail back! ;)

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Alain won this fair and square and it has been proved he did no wrong, why doesn't he have the opportunity to cherish his medal? Not very sporting!

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Sheila Baxter
12 years ago

alain was cleared by the court of arbitration of sport,and yet the IOC did not return his medal. Please can he now be given his medal !

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Margaret Bryant
12 years ago

It just makes sense to restore his medal.

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Ross Dakers
12 years ago

Alain was cleared, and therefore innocent of any wrong doing - the Medal is rightfully his and should be returned

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Robin thomson
12 years ago

He should have this medal

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Fiona miller
12 years ago

None

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David guy
12 years ago

Return to rightful owner please

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kelly collins
12 years ago

alain deserves his medal! :)

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Stuart Wood
12 years ago

Right a wrong!,

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Jennifer Taylor
12 years ago

A great and honest athlete return his medal