Ok then, we now have to go to ANY available evidence, to get to the story behind this poo fight.
This is the paragraph from the Crime Commission's report on elite athletes.
I see the word POSSIBLY and SUSPECTED used repeatedly. Those are pretty stupid words to print in an official report of this magnitude.
ASADA want to remove some of the 'possiblys' and 'suspected's' from this report. It makes them look like a bit of a joke, the ACC.
This is the paragraph from the Crime Commission's report on elite athletes.
Elite Athletes
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Widespread use of peptides has been identified, or is suspected by the ACC, in a number
of professional sporting codes in Australia. Although the use of peptides appears to be
more widespread in some major codes, individuals from a number of other sports are also
suspected of using peptides.
Multiple players (in one code) from a number of clubs are suspected of currently using or
having previously used peptides, which could constitute an anti-doping rule violation.
of professional sporting codes in Australia. Although the use of peptides appears to be
more widespread in some major codes, individuals from a number of other sports are also
suspected of using peptides.
Multiple players (in one code) from a number of clubs are suspected of currently using or
having previously used peptides, which could constitute an anti-doping rule violation.
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Some players have also been identified as sourcing peptides for personal use. An instance
of team-based doping, orchestrated by some club officials and coaching staff, has also been
identified.
Apart from the peptides anabolic effects, it has been found that injured elite athletes,
particularly players from one sporting code, have been using peptides to assist in
rehabilitating soft tissue injuries.
While the level of suspected use of peptides varies between sporting codes, officials
from one club have been identified as administering, via injections and intravenous drips,
a variety of substances, possibly including peptides. Moreover, the substances were
administered at levels which were possibly in breach of WADA anti-doping rules. This
activity was orchestrated by some club officials and the clubs high performance unit.
While intelligence confirms the use of peptides in major sporting codes, it further suggests
that individuals in a range of other codes may also be using peptides.of team-based doping, orchestrated by some club officials and coaching staff, has also been
identified.
Apart from the peptides anabolic effects, it has been found that injured elite athletes,
particularly players from one sporting code, have been using peptides to assist in
rehabilitating soft tissue injuries.
While the level of suspected use of peptides varies between sporting codes, officials
from one club have been identified as administering, via injections and intravenous drips,
a variety of substances, possibly including peptides. Moreover, the substances were
administered at levels which were possibly in breach of WADA anti-doping rules. This
activity was orchestrated by some club officials and the clubs high performance unit.
While intelligence confirms the use of peptides in major sporting codes, it further suggests
I see the word POSSIBLY and SUSPECTED used repeatedly. Those are pretty stupid words to print in an official report of this magnitude.
ASADA want to remove some of the 'possiblys' and 'suspected's' from this report. It makes them look like a bit of a joke, the ACC.
