Player Watch Sam Murray - (Delisted 2019)

[neilk]

If the B SAMPLE is taken 21 days later he shoukd be cleared?? Is this right?

The B sample is taken at the same time as the A sample and is held in case the A proves positive.

 

[Mukesh]

If the B SAMPLE is taken 21 days later he shoukd be cleared?? Is this right?

I think they are taken at the same time. If A turns in a positive they use B to verify.. as far as I’m aware..

 

[CFC2010]

Congrats to Jezza for getting the four walls line in there. Inside my four walls today the mood is a bit flat. As someone (TRS I think) said earlier this is Darwin Award stuff.

We caught the plane with the players last night for our first road trip - plenty of photos to share later in the game thread. My son was on cloud nine having caught up with many of his favourite players (The OX being one..........CFC2010 red card incoming) and to wake up to this news has really wrecked the vibe. My little guy was almost in tears - not only does he really like Sam (seems to have a thing for players I'm not fussed about) , but it's hard to get through a week without bad news lately, or so it seems. It's also a shame that little guys like mine associate our club with drugs - this got him talking about Thomas/Keeffe and even the Swanny article after he retired. Good memory - I'll give him that.

I'm sure the mood will improve as we do a demolition on Freo. Hopefully this just galvanises the group.

 

[jmac70]

Apologies if this has already been asked. If Murray has tested positive for illicit drugs, why is ASADA involved?

 

[HFF]

Krefeld?

lol my bad.
Wasn't paying attention on the phone pad.

 

[MagpieJoel]

Apologies if this has already been asked. If Murray has tested positive for illicit drugs, why is ASADA involved?

It was game day. And it's seen as performance enhancing if still in system on game day.

 

[danielnajdek]

Used to be at Swans but apparently we are the ones who have a drug culture. Lol. I think Cornes is on drugs.

 

[jmac70]

It was game day. And it's seen as performance enhancing if still in system on game day.

Since when did this become a rule?

 

[Frank Gallagher]

I’ve said this before in the past, but I find it really unfair that when big name players are busted it’s always covered up with “mental health” or “personal issues” but lesser players get busted.

It also takes away the seriousness of mental health issues which pisses me off too.

No big name players have tested positive on gameday.

 

[MagpieJoel]

Since when did this become a rule?

No idea. Been that way for a while though.

 

[Spuddd]

jmac70 still reckon we should keep this cretin on our list?

 

[Baltimore Jack]

Let me guess, you have something else to and embarrass me with?

Your posting

 

[ThePhantom777]

Apologies if this has already been asked. If Murray has tested positive for illicit drugs, why is ASADA involved?

I saw somewhere there was clenbuterol detected in the sample. Which I'm guessing would be considered performance enhancing? AND/OR it's that an illicit substance detected on game day is considered a performance enhancer.

 

[Frank Gallagher]

Apologies if this has already been asked. If Murray has tested positive for illicit drugs, why is ASADA involved?

Because he tested positive to a banned substance on game day.

 

[mike123]

Fact is; we have Maynard, Langdon, Appleby, and now Murphy who all play a similar role and have equivalent if not greater experience. Quaynor is also likely to join that group next year. Murray has some tools but is far from irreplaceable, and as of this year we are no longer a basket case club who need to uhm and ahh over a fringe talent.

Life comes at you fast.

Only Maynard provides us with run and carry out of the three you named though.

Though I agree he isn't irreplaceable.

 

[jmac70]

No idea. Been that way for a while though.

So I’m assuming the West Coast premiership in 2006 is currently under investigation. Surely they still have the blood samples.

 

[CFC2010]

Not sure, but i reckon the players would've been put on notice after the last incident, why you'd risk one of the best jobs in the world for a quick fix is just mindboggling, to test positive on game day means he must've consumed the drug around 2 days before, that can't be tolerated.

Agree with all that but "the last incident" changed nothing.

Sam has made the stupidest mistake of his life.......…...I sorta feel sorry for him.

Collywood strikes again.

 

[jmac70]

Because he tested positive to a banned substance on game day.

Was it an illicit substance or PED?

 

[jmac70]

jmac70 still reckon we should keep this cretin on our list?

I’ll wait until the facts are known before forming a conclusion.

 

[Baltimore Jack]

Since when did this become a rule?

Like forever man, pass the bong please

 

[100volt1]

Channel 7 news running with "Sam Murray under ASDA investigation".

Bloody hell. What next for the bloke?!

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[Frank Gallagher]

Your posting

Cracks me up when people act tough on an internet forum, no need to guess what type of person you are in the real world.

 

[Baltimore Jack]

Was it an illicit substance or PED?

Same/same on game day

 

[danielnajdek]

Channel 7 news running with "Sam Murray under ASDA investigation".

Bloody hell. What next for the bloke?!

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That's worse then getting investigated by Asada.

 

[Baltimore Jack]

Cracks me up when people act tough on an internet forum, no need to guess what type of person you are in the real world.

I'm not tough