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There was a big press conference this morning in Melbourne with the CEO's of all footy codes present with the Crime Commission and ASADA.
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@ NRLCEO David Smith says: ‘
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Rupert Guinness: I've said for a long time that doping is not just cycling's problem. It is sport's problem and the corruption that goes with it. And it is a problem that exists in Australia as much as anywhere in the world. Many questions are still to be answered, but for now - until more specificity on the who dunnits, whens, hows and whys are released - Australian sport (and not just cycling for a change) will have to bear the brunt of scrutiny.
Cycling has had to carry this load pretty much on it own in recently - and cycling's problems are not over. But if the findings of the ACC report are acted upon properly and the sports implicated and those who are guilty are made accountable - today's pain for Autralian sport can be tomorrow's gain. But it won't be quick.
@ NRLCEO David Smith says: ‘
‘We’ve worked with the crime commission in the last week or so and information has come forward for NRL specifically that affects more than one player and more than one club. We’ve been working with the crime commission on a range of issues that are outlined in the report. We have already begun with ASADA, we’ve begun the investigation.’’
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/sport/sportsd...uary-7-2013-20130207-2dzkm.html#ixzz2KAnQCes1