Can we now stop calling it the "Supplements saga"?

And still in front of Carlton in every conceivable metric.
What a strange metric.

You finished last and your reputation, here and globally, is significantly worse than Carlton's ever was. Even with all these players back, your team was not even good to begin with.
 
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Essendon Wooden Spoons: 5*

The only thing that matters.
You forgot the asterisk for the 16, one of those was won in a year that Essenon was convicted of cheating and another was won in a round robin where Essendon lost both it's finals against Richmond, any other year you would not have even contested for the flag.
 
You forgot the asterisk for the 16, one of those was won in a year that Essenon was convicted of cheating and another was won in a round robin where Essendon lost both it's finals against Richmond, any other year you would not have even contested for the flag.
Even if it were the case, we'd still be ahead.
Don't be too mad.
 
The punishment is over for the players, and final for the upper echelon involved.

Can we just put this one to sleep?

You'd hope so, people have been complaining about Essendon being in the media non-stop, but the moment it has the ability to stop completely, people keep bringing it up. Don't worry, it will pop up again the moment we make finals in 2017, "Essendon benefited from 2016" etc.
 

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Every time a legitimate point is made on here, how come Essendon supporters divert the topic into a baiting game and redirect the conversation so nobody actually talks about the real topic?

One reporter on twitter said he uses 'supplements saga' simply because it is shorter.

He reports facts incorrectly due to the use of easier language, if you take him at his word.

Clearly, the AFL media have been told to avoid words such as 'performance-enhancing', 'drugs', 'experimental', etc.

It's blatantly unethical for the AFL media to coordinate their manipulation of public perception through significantly downplaying something as serious as performance enhancing drugs.

Call it the PEDS saga, for short.
 

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Fact is the records show that the EFC implemented a club sanctioned doping program so you must agree that the "supplement saga" should now and forever more be referred to as the "club sanctioned doping program" ;):thumbsu:
Lol different topic. Caring about what you want to call this past saga? Zero.
 
in front of Carlton in every conceivable metric.

Priceless
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no one ever had to call it the supplements saga #alliterationz

everyone who called it a supplements saga was in thrall to ian hanke (take a look at his jpeg) and liz lukin and she is only good for her tuna fishing weightlifter brother...

CJC and other SARMs drugs, selective androgen receptor modulators, made Bolt run 9.5, when previous epochs of sprinters, tall sprinters could not accelerate from the blocks because their levers were a disadvantage. And Yohan Blake was threatening Bolt before the establishment and institutions started cracking down on his competition, making their doping, a doping done with one hand tied behind their back. Disadvantaged in doping.

They are better than the Russian roids, and Soviet era where the female GDR athletes WRs still stand in the record books.

every post is Poe's law but this post is Poe's law and serious a manifest paradox.
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mxett

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Every time a legitimate point is made on here, how come Essendon supporters divert the topic into a baiting game and redirect the conversation so nobody actually talks about the real topic?

One reporter on twitter said he uses 'supplements saga' simply because it is shorter.

He reports facts incorrectly due to the use of easier language, if you take him at his word.

Clearly, the AFL media have been told to avoid words such as 'performance-enhancing', 'drugs', 'experimental', etc.

It's blatantly unethical for the AFL media to coordinate their manipulation of public perception through significantly downplaying something as serious as performance enhancing drugs.

Call it the PEDS saga, for short.
call it whatever you like. The findings and penalties are in the past. It's yesterday's news
 
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