xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
Agreed Phelpsy - it's a fight club not a disagreement club! thats all they ever do is disagree - no argument, no point - just disagree.Phelpsy wrote:You see, it's just that you speak shit lol ke. I'm happy for you to think you're "winning" ... Why would I care? Anyway enough said from me. I'm giving the troll far too much oxygen. As it is with Dave I will not be responding to ke's posts anymore either as I have fed him
Far too often and he just wants us to argue nonsensically so why bother.
xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
NRLCrap1 wrote:Eddie did nothing to warrant that sort of punishment. Get over it.
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AFL players have been accused of supplying cocaine to one another as part of an off-season drug culture that is severely under-reported in official league data.
As the troubled 2013 home-and-away season draws to a close, the Sunday Herald Sun can reveal police are in possession of credible information that a player from an AFL club has repeatedly supplied cocaine to teammates.
It has been alleged this has happened mostly outside of the season, although the alleged supply has also taken place during competition months.
The alleged drug use occurs in private homes rather than public venues, making it harder for authorities and club officials to detect.
The allegations have been raised with police this year.
In a separate allegation made to police, another player from a different club has also been named as arranging illicit drugs for teammates, also out of season.
Victoria Police declined to comment on the allegations.
A former high-ranking official from a popular Victorian AFL club told the Sunday Herald Sun illicit drug use was more common than the league realised, and claimed it was not limited to players.
"Cocaine use is a huge problem in the AFL," he said.
Collingwood chief executive Gary Pert placed the issue of illicit drug use on the agenda last November, describing the off-field behaviour of some players as "volcanic".
"This is a serious issue with young men in the community and we'd be naive to think it didn't happen in the AFL," Pert said. The AFL held a forum on the subject in January.
The Australian Crime Commission's February report into organised crime and sport warned illicit drug use **** athletes from unspecified codes was more widespread than reflected in official testing statistics.
"There is also evidence to suggest that some athletes are supplying others with illicit drugs," the report said.
AFL boss Andrew Demetriou warned clubs and players of the dangers of performance-enhancing drugs and illicit drugs after being briefed by the ACC, saying anyone doing anything illegal risked being caught.
Victoria Police deputy commissioner Graham Ashton has said illicit drug use was a bigger threat to the integrity of sport than performance-enhancing drugs.
The AFL has moved to strengthen its illicit drug testing regime after a dramatic increase in the number of positive drug tests - 26 last year, up from just six the previous.
The league has tightened the self-reporting rule, and will conduct more target testing, perform more off-season hair tests and have AFL medics give more feedback to club officials about test results.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/AFL/a ... 6703462158
2013 has been a great year for the AFL..............................
Swans4ever wrote:- striped of points !
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Soiled myself with a trip over to bigfloggy.Swans4ever wrote:AFL shows the way with Essendon - clear leader in handling difficult situations. Hits 12 month ban - club fined 2 mil - striped of points for 2013 and two years lost of 1st and 2nd round draft picks! Only the AFL deals with the hard issues! Now the NRL will do nothing just like - their failure to act with Tinkler! Gallen being NSW and Cronulla Captain and alledged drug using - drug mule and distributor will get nothing in a RLWC year! Yes folks we will now see the real national embarrassment - protecting their pathetic Sydney sides - a true disgusting and vile organisation who couldn't arrange a f**k in a brothel! Over to you NRL - AFL has show you leadership!
Yeah really - not so on Melb radio today everyone agreed the penalty was on the money - didn't hear a single complaint! So maybe thats just RL supporters masquerading as AF fans! Like RD sometimes does as KE!Rabbit wrote:Soiled myself with a trip over to bigfloggy.Swans4ever wrote:AFL shows the way with Essendon - clear leader in handling difficult situations. Hits 12 month ban - club fined 2 mil - striped of points for 2013 and two years lost of 1st and 2nd round draft picks! Only the AFL deals with the hard issues! Now the NRL will do nothing just like - their failure to act with Tinkler! Gallen being NSW and Cronulla Captain and alledged drug using - drug mule and distributor will get nothing in a RLWC year! Yes folks we will now see the real national embarrassment - protecting their pathetic Sydney sides - a true disgusting and vile organisation who couldn't arrange a f**k in a brothel! Over to you NRL - AFL has show you leadership!
I am mightily impressed with the other club supporters. They're all pissed off and clearly waiting for ASADA, and clearly more scarily WADA to come down on the Bombers. They all seem to think this is a temporary measure to protect the integrity of the finals draw. Nevermind the fact the regular season draw is doctored up the shit...
Can't believe the bombers think 'We don't know what we were injecting them with and don't have records of it' is a legitimate excuse. A lot of them are worried about the codes integrity (lol) and have had it with 5 chins.
Basically if Essington don't get steamrolled they're going to burn something down.
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