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Yeah. Why not "mental health issue".Why did they use the bullshit “personal issues” excuse when he was dropped?
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Yeah. Why not "mental health issue".Why did they use the bullshit “personal issues” excuse when he was dropped?
He'll never play AFL again mate, Collingwood were playing Richmond, the reigning premiers, he decides to do coke 2 days before the game, unforgivable.Those calling for a life ban need to get a grip.
It is not up to a 21 year old county kid to be the moral exemplar of society.
If you don't want your kids to have problems, teach them the risks of alcohol and drugs.
Don't look to the afl...
The buddy 3 strikesYeah. Why not "mental health issue".
Do you live under a rock??? It was front page news for christs sake.
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...d/news-story/5345cf1b187d8ce74f2748ab91cfbf57
He'll never play AFL again mate, Collingwood were playing Richmond, the reigning premiers, he decides to do coke 2 days before the game, unforgivable.
He's bali.Yeah. Why not "mental health issue".
So why is the OP singling out Collingwood as if it’s only their players who do drugs?Not getting caught equates to it not being an issue?
How many positive tests did Ben Cousins return while he was playing?
It is noteworthy that the cocaine was still found in his system after the Richmond game in round 19, raising the question of how long this substance can linger.So why is the OP singling out Collingwood as if it’s only their players who do drugs?
It is noteworthy that the cocaine was still found in his system after the Richmond game in round 19, raising the question of how long this substance can linger.
https://www.canberratimes.com.au/sp...other-hurdle-for-magpies-20180824-p4zzns.html
You seriously are ignorant to what happens in society. I guess you want to ban immigration next.Random drugs tests all year round. All clubs should do this. The AFLPA will never let it happen though.
If caught then suspend indefinitely or just delist.
Like he is going to tell you he has taken party drugs. You may be surprised how many around you do.Yes when they go out on sat night. A lot more sensible than doing drugs for fun.
So they don't drink alcohol for fun?Yes when they go out on sat night. A lot more sensible than doing drugs for fun.
So they don't drink alcohol for fun?
Alcohol is just a drug that the government can squeeze money from.
Not saying cocaine is the way to go but it's naive not to class alcohol in the same category is very naive it's one of the harshest drugs out there.Yes when they go out on sat night. A lot more sensible than doing drugs for fun.
I've heard a few stories around wagga about this guy then. Far outHenty.
About a 40 minute drive from Wagga.
So why is the OP singling out Collingwood as if it’s only their players who do drugs?
I'm genuinely curious how a 20 year old who has managed less than 15 games of AFL has found himself a cocaine habitYou don't decide to try coke for the first time 2 days before playing the reigning premier, it's pretty obvious the dude has an issue with the drug.
You don’t have to have an AFL players salary to be able to afford some nose beers for a couple nights a week.I'm genuinely curious how a 20 year old who has managed less than 15 games of AFL has found himself a cocaine habit
Drugs in Australia are ridiculously expensive.
So it's gone from an "issue" to a "some nose beers a couple of nights a week". Ok then.You don’t have to have an AFL players salary to be able to afford some nose beers for a couple nights a week.
Or do you just assume that ‘habit’ = daily use?
Don't lump all recreational drugs together.I feel sorry for anyone who feels that recreational drugs are their best avenue to having a good time.