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Gold Coast player Brayden Crossley facing four-year ban after testing positive to cocaine before NEAFL game

A Gold Coast-listed player is facing a four-year ban after testing positive to cocaine before a NEAFL match in May.

Andrew Hamilton, Exclusive, The Courier-Mail
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Once again I have to say it's time for the AFL to quit the WADA/ASADA code and if possible join together with the other big sporting leagues (NRL, NBL, A League etc) and create a drug policy that is fair and just.

He's not an Olympic athlete going up against the World, he's a young bloke getting 100k a year to play in the NEAFL against plumbers and chippies.

A 4 year ban is just way out of whack. A years ban would allow him to continue his career.
 
I'm shocked to be sitting here.

Seriously though, four years for coke? What a crock of s**t.

Especially since we all know the stars get away with it.

Hope he threatens to pull a Hird and take them the High Court.
 

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