Hot Topic Off The Books Illicit Drug Test Claims in Bombshell AFL ‘Cover-Up’ - Injuries Faked To Evade Game Day Detection

[Arr0w]

All gone very quiet on this which suggests that AFL house have been successful with their tried and tested policy of broom, sweep. and rug and and not giving any thought to players welfare.

Apt post to username

 

[Aussie in exile]

Buddy Franklin and his mental health breaks. I've always thought they were sus.

There have been Rumours about him and his mental health breaks for years.
He's a high profile player and the AFL wouldn't want bad news about him coming out it case it reflected on the game.

 

[goreds]

All gone very quiet on this which suggests that AFL house have been successful with their tried and tested policy of broom, sweep. and rug and and not giving any thought to players welfare.

Nothing to see here, move along…!

 

[Aphrodite]

All gone very quiet on this which suggests that AFL house have been successful with their tried and tested policy of broom, sweep. and rug and and not giving any thought to players welfare.

 

[Aussie in exile]

Nothing to see here, move along…!

Yep the broom, sweep, rug policy of AFL house is still working, and not giving a jot above players welfare

 

[Stamos]

Anti-doping watchdog clears AFL, urges players’ hair testing results to be made public

Sport Integrity Australia warned the AFL must bolster its “intelligence capability to manage emerging threats to the game’s integrity” through illicit drugs, but found the program highlighted by Andrew Wilkie was not against anti-doping rules.

www.theage.com.au

https://archive.md/xO8yp

And then there's the Hun's spin:

Sports Integrity Australia says the AFL needs to overhaul its contentious illicit drugs policy​

https://archive.md/H7gRI

 

[The Tilt]

It appears this one turned out to be the damp squib some of us here were suggesting.

The assessment made a range of key recommendations, but significantly identified there were no breaches of the World Anti-Doping Code through any anti-doping rule violation by AFL players or support personnel or that injuries were feigned to cover up for positive drug testing during the week by the AFL or club doctors.

Anti-doping watchdog clears AFL, urges players’ hair testing results to be made public

Sport Integrity Australia warned the AFL must bolster its “intelligence capability to manage emerging threats to the game’s integrity” through illicit drugs, but found the program highlighted by Andrew Wilkie was not against anti-doping rules.

www.theage.com.au

 

[teagueyubeauty]

Wait for the next Melbourne instalment from Bartlett and old club doctor


Sent from my iPhone using BigFooty.com