Former world 400m hurdles champion Dai Greene has said it is 'disappointing' all Commonwealth Games medallists will not automatically be drug-tested, and insisted his fellow Welshmen Gareth Warburton and Rhys Williams are not 'deliberate cheaters'. The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) has adopted a 'quality over quantity' approach to anti-doping measures in Glasgow, with specific sports being targeted instead of asking all medallists to provide urine or blood samples. 'I am surprised by that,' said Greene. 'You can't test enough, really. For everyone to be tested is the way forward, in my mind, and our sport will become cleaner because of more testing I think. So that's disappointing.'
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Welshman ays there are not enough drugs tests in sport
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The Commonwealth Games Federation are targeting specific sports only
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Greene's former housemate Warburton, and Williams are both banned
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Former world champions is confident neither are deliberate cheaters
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He says Warburton 'lived off raisins and cous cous'
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Wants their punishment already dealt out to be considered in any case
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