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Your entire viewpoint is based on the idea the AFL will want players to miss time, or to have players under its banner marred as drug cheats while the entire time they have said the players were possibly duped and were the victims.
If the AFL play to the script they have followed they wont ban any players no one wants this over more than the AFL. That actually will work in our favour this time.
I am a bit concerned that ASADA can use Dank's thymomodulin spreadsheet to establish which individuals got what. If they first establish that Dank used TB4 and not thymodmodulin, then they can jump straight to the spreadsheet being a record of his use of TB4 for each player.
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Why can't ASADA find any evidence of Dank purchasing Thynomodulin?
If Dank was using thymomodulin at MFC while employed by EFC,isn't it possible he was using it at EFC?
Melbourne were investigated and cleared.
They wouldn't have cleared them unless there was a clear chain in the Thymomodulin. The link is there and found- so long as the doses bought matches the injections.
350 pages of 'evidence'... must be a pretty solid case.http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...howcause-notices/story-fni5f6kv-1227094044007
And so it begins. Again.
Nothing wrong with my viewpoint - And there is no reason why the AFL won't follow the NRL script - Your last paragraph is a contradiction - The AFL wnats this over so they may find short bans appealing.
The key is commonsense - As Lance so eloquently wrote - The code should only allow provisional suspensions for POSITIVE tests, not where there are no positive test - Commensense is sadly lacking in this situation. And as others have pointed out the WADA code is unsuitable for team based sports.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...howcause-notices/story-fni5f6kv-1227094044007
And so it begins. Again.
Hard to say.. I've always thought they would both walk.. but then you wonder..If players consider the evidence and decide they probably were doped, what happens to Hird and Thompson?
The HUN article now mentioning that AFL might refuse to issue IN.. and ASADA then forced to take it to CAS... did I miss something or is that an option?Its not a contradiction when you look at what the AFL want to occur-
-The AFL as a whole to look good, banning 34 players doesnt help that image
- Hearing each individual players case, banning them, hearing appeals, -Loooong process.
It is much more likely that the AFL would be angling to not ban any players at all than the scenarios you are proposing about just following along with what the NRL have done. I never said there was anything wrong with your viewpoint except that its based on only idea, there are numerous other considerations that when taken into account lend to the idea that the AFL dont want players banned.
How can I repeat when I can't recall in the first place?Repeat after me... "I recall nothing".

Hird and Thompson have both said that they'll walk if players are suspended, have they not?Hard to say.. I've always thought they would both walk.. but then you wonder..
The playing list seems very keen for Hird to stay.. and really we now have a situation where half the list aren't even involved in this thing anymore.. so if they are OK with Hird staying.. and the '34' are happy for him to stay.. then who knows.
I still probably think that if the players are banned.. both men have to go. I guess it will depend on exactly what happened and when.
If Dank has told EVERYONE that it is thymomodulin.. labelled the vials and spreadsheet thymomodulin.. and then actually ordered and injected TB4.. then is that Hird's fault? Or is that truly one mans fraud?
Hard to answer. I would leave it in the hands of the playing group tbh. Ultimately they are the ones that will decide if they can play for Hird again.. or not.
It's a fair indication of just how severe our scandal fatigue is on this board that so far this news doesn't even seem to be raising much reaction.
Yep, and they need to if players deal or are bannedIt's a fair indication of just how severe our scandal fatigue is on this board that so far this news doesn't even seem to be raising much reaction.
Just another shit situation. Same shit, different day.
How can I repeat when I can't recall in the first place?
Hird and Thompson have both said that they'll walk if players are suspended, have they not?
Yep. It's actually at the point where I'm basically numb to any outcome.My response to this is
meh
get it over with already
No Thompson said he'll walk.. I think he indicated they would both walk.. I don't know. I've been pretty consistent that you can't keep them on.. but then I saw the club fall apart at the suggestion Hird would be sacked.. so now I've changed my mind.. I just don't know.It's a fair indication of just how severe our scandal fatigue is on this board that so far this news doesn't even seem to be raising much reaction.
Just another shit situation. Same shit, different day.
How can I repeat when I can't recall in the first place?
Hird and Thompson have both said that they'll walk if players are suspended, have they not?
The HUN article now mentioning that AFL might refuse to issue IN.. and ASADA then forced to take it to CAS... did I miss something or is that an option?
That would be really interesting.. if AFL refused to prosecute and it all ended up at CAS.. I actually think that would benefit the players.. CAS is very independent and will want the proof to be bullet proof..