I Bleed Maroon
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Bring it on. 2 comps, AFL and Super AF League
That would be quite hilarious.
Bring it on. 2 comps, AFL and Super AF League
I prefer 'Federation of Australian rules Players' or 'FAP'Bring it on. 2 comps, AFL and Super AF League
Going by ASADA's rules, what goes into an individuals body is ultimately their responsibility, is that correct?
The amount of injections that they undertook over such a long period, surely someone amongst them all would asked the question.
exactly. I saw a figure of 25.000 injections
Exactly. I saw a figure of 25.000 injections reported in one article, so assuming a 40 man squad, that's over 600 injections each. Of course the players had no reason to be suspicious :crazy:
That's heaps.
There was talk before that AFL meeting yesterday that the Essendon club may be deregistered.
The fact all 17 clubs sided with the AFL could be a lot worse for Essendon than just being on their own
Quite a bit different.I'm not saying this will happen BUT all sides including the Broncos signed with the then-ARL to say they wouldn't form a breakaway competition and then months later the SL raid happened. What I am saying is out of the 17 clubs that backed the AFL, there would still be some that are not happy with the way the AFL is running the game, including concessions and handouts to expansion teams and the Demons
1,500 injections of AOD-9064, 16,500 doses of Colostrum and 8,000 doses of Tribulus according to the AFL charge sheet
http://www.afl.com.au/staticfile/AFL Tenant/AFL/Files/EssendonFC-notice-of-charges.pdf (page 15)
Isaac Gordon was reported as saying to the doc "no more needles". Imagine if he played for the Bombers.
The Victorian sides haven't been happy about the enormous amount of funds being splashed on non-Victorian sides while they struggle financially.
You can't blame them either.
Double edged sword though. They're not happy of the funds being given to non-victorian teams, but on the other hand they need those same non-victorian teams to be strong and viable to ensure a TV rights deal that keeps the league's coffers full to the brim.
I think its a case that they understand and accept money needs to be sent to these non-Vic teams, but the amounts that head out of Victoria compared to what stays in the state is starting to become more and more unreasonable.
If a 1-2 teams needs million upon millions over a number of years just to stay afloat (without being competitive or providing players at a local level) then why bother.
It's a viable argument.
Why would they waste money on Tribulus?