Josh Addo Carr drug testing controversy

[Rising from the Ashes]

Gus is no fool. He'd know just how many players are out there on the Bondi marching powder.

If he wants to get rid of JAC, it would be for making him look like a fool, nothing to do with the charge itself.

yep, coke is nrl players favourite drug.

 

[dogslife]

Gus is no fool. He'd know just how many players are out there on the Bondi marching powder.

If he wants to get rid of JAC, it would be for making him look like a fool, nothing to do with the charge itself.

100%. Young blokes with hundreds of thousands of dollars of disposable income, of course it's going to be rife.

If he had feigned contrition like all those before him, he would've got a slap on the wrist like all those before him. But he chose to make his boss look the fool.

 

[Perth Red]

100%. Young blokes with hundreds of thousands of dollars of disposable income, of course it's going to be rife.

If he had feigned contrition like all those before him, he would've got a slap on the wrist like all those before him. But he chose to make his boss look the fool.

He's 29 with a family, I wouldn't say he's 'young'.


Bulldogs supremo Phil Gould has virtually guaranteed Josh Addo-Carr will be sacked after his positive cocaine test as he called out the representative winger for lying to the NRL club.

A scathing Gould declared Addo-Carr's version of events 'changed slightly from day to day depending on what had been revealed'.

'At the end of the day what we have is a positive drug test, there were drugs in his system,' Gould said on the Six Tackles with Gus podcast.

Phil Gould makes startling statement about Josh Addo-Carr's future

Bulldogs supremo Phil Gould has not minced his words about the under-fire winger's conduct since the roadside test that saw him return two positives for cocaine.

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