The Colonel
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He definitely only ever made one mistake...... <sarcasm inserted just in case>
Umm… yes?
If they have suspended him and he shows intention to return to sport then yes they can
What classifies as 'intention'? I would think only just prior to signing a contract, maybe even just after signing.
I know he was only really still a kid at Sharks but
I know he was only really still a kid at Sharks but
Good on him for improving his physique
Sorry my post was bit out of whack. If you are under the ban then they can test you. If you intend to return you must accept the test (or ramifications of refusing test). If you don’t intend to return though, testing or not testing doesn’t really matter.
I mean it’s possible. Under the ban he can’t associate with people that are under Sports Integrity control so it’s possible all he’s been doing is hitting the dumbbells since he was banned and gone full shred mode since Christmas.‘It’s not what people think’: Xerri claims using drugs was a one-off
People may think the 20-year-old deserves what he gets but if it was a one-off – as I have been told it was – he deserves ongoing support from the NRL.www.smh.com.au
ASADA hones focus on Xerri's family in drugs investigation
The doping watchdog is investigating criminal links around the supply of anabolic steroids following the Cronulla teenager Bronson Xerri's positive test to steroids.
Been working hard while he was away from the game. They obviously never found any link between his brother and he....
It's possible of course. There are many possibilities....
Yeah I have my suspicions about what happened in the ban period
Embarrassing for him that Jake has a multi year deal (extended in 23 out to 25) and Brown doesn’t.
