Free Dwain Chambers

Watching the Olympic athletics it strikes me that in many races, the commentaters and various experts, are telling us casually, and without criticism, about every Tom, Dick and Harriet who have served their two year drug bans but are competing, whereas a few weeks ago the great and the good, from Seb Coe to Steve Cram, Lord Redgrave, and Dame thingie, et al, were all queing up to berate Dwain Chambers for having the cheek to try and overturn his life ban - surely it should be either two years for everybody, or life for everybody?

Surely Chambers has done his time, and should have been allowed to compete, particularly as he is our number one 100m sprinter. And lets see, how did we do in the 100m...