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Irish Doctor At Centre Of Doping Scandal Responds To Allegations In Sunday Times

PJ Browne
By PJ Browne
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Yesterday's Sunday Times broke another huge story regarding doping in sport.

Undercover investigators for the paper spoke to a doctor named Mark Bonar who disclosed that he has worked with a number of sports stars including a Tour de France cyclist, a boxing champion, an English cricketer, tennis players and - most intriguingly - Premier League footballers.

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Arsenal, Birmingham, Chelsea and Leicester were clubs implicated in the story. They have since come out and denied all claims.

The Sunday Times quoted Bonar as saying that he has worked with a 'few footballers', some of whom, according to the paper, were 'extremely well-known to fans'. He was also said to have given one player a 'cocktail' of steroids.

Bonar, on Twitter, has also denied allegations made in the story.

Bonar is actually Irish, from Dublin and a graduate of UCD.

See Also: Everything You Need To Know About The Premier League Doping Scandal

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