Well we can rule out match fixing so that's a relief. We can rule out systematic club doping which is a bigger relief.
So from those players listed above who are effected by this we can categorically and objectively say that none of them failed a drug test at the time. Who really cares about those who have moved on.
If the records find that Dank supplied the players, through the club, some banned substance, surely they just say "dank was our consultant, he told it was legal and tested for human use, and we trusted him. Further from that when information came to light he was involved in shady practices, we moved him on"
The only potential problem I can see is that certain individuals maintained contact with him and took banned items on the side. Worst case scenario is that a high profile player with influence did this and encouraged others to do the same. Bad news for that player or players(and us as supporters if it's a big name) but The club takes no responsibility and would wear no penalty. Again though, if they failed no ASADA drug test what can they honestly be charged with?
I can't really see a name player being implicated in this doping. A fringe first grader, or a kid who needs to bulk up in a short period of time, yes. But when you are in the big time so to speak and they start testing you, why, the risk surely outweighs the reward.
