Scandal 4 year drugs ban for Norwood (ex Gold Coast) player Joshua Glenn

[Holden Hillbilly]

Norwood Football Club player Joshua Glenn has been issued a four-year ban for the presence of prohibited substances under the Australian Football Anti-Doping Code.

The analysis of a sample collected by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) on June 16, 2018, immediately following the Round 11 match between Norwood and Glenelg at Coopers Stadium, detected the presence of prohibited substances 19-Norandrosterone and 19-Noretiocholanolone (metabolites of Nandrolone, Norandostenedione or Norandrostenediol, types of ‘anabolic steroids’).

The detected substances are on the World Anti-Doping Code 2018 Prohibited List and prohibited at all times.

SANFL was advised by ASADA of the Adverse Analytical Finding on August 10, 2018. On that date, Glenn was issued with a provisional suspension, pending further analysis of samples and investigation by ASADA.

Glenn has acknowledged the violation and accepted the sanction, waiving his right to a hearing before the SANFL Anti-Doping Tribunal.

During this period of time, until the finalisation of the matter today, SANFL has been bound by strict confidentiality provisions prohibiting public disclosure of this matter.

The four-year ban has a commencement date of August 10, 2018, with Glenn eligible to return to football on August 10, 2022.

SANFL Media Statement - Joshua Glenn - SANFL

sanfl.com.au

 

[SaltPeter]

Norwood Football Club player Joshua Glenn has been issued a four-year ban for the presence of prohibited substances under the Australian Football Anti-Doping Code.

The analysis of a sample collected by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) on June 16, 2018, immediately following the Round 11 match between Norwood and Glenelg at Coopers Stadium, detected the presence of prohibited substances 19-Norandrosterone and 19-Noretiocholanolone (metabolites of Nandrolone, Norandostenedione or Norandrostenediol, types of ‘anabolic steroids’).

The detected substances are on the World Anti-Doping Code 2018 Prohibited List and prohibited at all times.

SANFL was advised by ASADA of the Adverse Analytical Finding on August 10, 2018. On that date, Glenn was issued with a provisional suspension, pending further analysis of samples and investigation by ASADA.

Glenn has acknowledged the violation and accepted the sanction, waiving his right to a hearing before the SANFL Anti-Doping Tribunal.

During this period of time, until the finalisation of the matter today, SANFL has been bound by strict confidentiality provisions prohibiting public disclosure of this matter.

The four-year ban has a commencement date of August 10, 2018, with Glenn eligible to return to football on August 10, 2022.

SANFL Media Statement - Joshua Glenn - SANFL

sanfl.com.au

Every club has been the victim of drafting mistakes at some point in time

Norwood president Paul Di Iulio said the former Suns midfielder made this decision well before joining the Redlegs.​

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“Josh admitted to taking the substances when he was not listed with any SANFL club and was therefore not bound by the code,” Di Iulio said.​

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“However, the ongoing presence of the substances on 16 June 2018, while participating in a match for Norwood Football Club, constitutes an anti-doping rule violation.​

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Glenn joined the Redlegs for the 2018 season and played 10 games, with his last appearance coming in Round 16 that year.​

 

[PrinceCharles]

Never trust a bloke with two first names.

 

[Cotchins Hair Piece]

I know I know...don’t judge a book by its cover but he looks like he’d be an absolute utensil-head.

 

[Hank Heavenly]

Punched out a bloke at a local pub for no reason... incredibly lucky to escape jail time...
Cost his local club at the time their major sponsor...
The took payments outside the Country footy salary cap and then dobbed in said country club in the process....

Selfish d!ckhead was term someone locally described him as.

 

[Freomaniac]

Norwood Football Club player Joshua Glenn has been issued a four-year ban for the presence of prohibited substances under the Australian Football Anti-Doping Code.

The analysis of a sample collected by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) on June 16, 2018, immediately following the Round 11 match between Norwood and Glenelg at Coopers Stadium, detected the presence of prohibited substances 19-Norandrosterone and 19-Noretiocholanolone (metabolites of Nandrolone, Norandostenedione or Norandrostenediol, types of ‘anabolic steroids’).

The detected substances are on the World Anti-Doping Code 2018 Prohibited List and prohibited at all times.

SANFL was advised by ASADA of the Adverse Analytical Finding on August 10, 2018. On that date, Glenn was issued with a provisional suspension, pending further analysis of samples and investigation by ASADA.

Glenn has acknowledged the violation and accepted the sanction, waiving his right to a hearing before the SANFL Anti-Doping Tribunal.

During this period of time, until the finalisation of the matter today, SANFL has been bound by strict confidentiality provisions prohibiting public disclosure of this matter.

The four-year ban has a commencement date of August 10, 2018, with Glenn eligible to return to football on August 10, 2022.

SANFL Media Statement - Joshua Glenn - SANFL

sanfl.com.au

saw the Advertiser Article about him. Only played 5 games with the suns in 2015 and returned home in SA. Was from central districts in the SANFL. he then switched to Norwood.

he is 25 years old. 4 year ban with steriods makes him 29 years old when the ban is done

 

[Milkshaker]

Meteoric rise into the AFL draft calculations. Wonder what helped with that?

 

[Freomaniac]

Meteoric rise into the AFL draft calculations. Wonder what helped with that?

he played 5 games for the suns in 2015 then went home as he wanted to return home to SA

 

[Milkshaker]

he played 5 games for the suns in 2015 then went home as he wanted to return home to SA

Read some of the reasons why he did not play more games. Dubious.

 

[Harro59]

Read some of the reasons why he did not play more games. Dubious.

Should read some more about why he departed his country footy club and why a bit from Central Districts did not return to them and went to Norwood. It's good reading.

 

[bilko2]

Never trust a bloke with two first names.

Yep, good point Prince,Charles.

 

[simba_]

 

[Freomaniac]

give them a couple of months.