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Put up or shut up, ASADA.

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Quigs said:
Costello our former No1. Hmmmmmmmmmmm is that him that I have seen shoulder to shoulder with the federal member for Cook pushing for the development that saved the Sharks.

He's linked arms with Boats Morrison, Kathy Freeman, and whats her name Edlestien - all our wonderful No1's
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Aaah! The lovely Leanne.
Reported in the Tele from memory, CS.
 
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Here's an interesting development over in states. I've mentioned BALCO and Conte as a compariosn before (esp as to the dif between Danks and he) and there's a new scandal that's about to hit overdrive.
Biogenesis is about to be bigger then BALCO in terms of fallout - a Miami well being clinic: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/as-mlb...candal-looms-larger-than-balco-022441903.html

Funnily enough, peptides don't get a mention!

Wonder what tips ASADA got on their fact finding mission from USADA? Maybe something along the lines of real evidence? Interesting the MLB chasing this whereas the NRL want nothing to do with it.
 
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She is a ph.ucking moll. I will never forget her checking out the players on the daius at the all stars game.
out & out moll.
 
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Canberra winger Sandor Earl is the subject of claims he used peptides to aid his recovery from shoulder problems while he was at Penrith in 2011.
Channel Nine made the allegations on Thursday night, naming Earl, who recently signed to play rugby union in France with Pau, as using peptides at a private clinic in Cabramatta without the knowledge of Penrith officials at the time.
A source close to Earl confirmed on Thursday night that, having become frustrated with the medical systems in place at Penrith, he was recommended to a specialist in musculoskeletal rehabilitation in an effort to get him back on the field.


An NRL spokesman would not be drawn on the allegations, maintaining the administration would let the ongoing investigation by ASADA run its course.
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''The answer is the ASADA investigation is for ASADA, and we're not going to speculate on the investigation or any information contained in the investigation,'' the spokesman said. ''It's got a course to run, and that's what we'll do.''
Panthers executive general manager of rugby league Phil Gould added: ''We have absolutely no knowledge of these allegations so we can't make a comment.''
Earl is due to return to the Canberra side for Saturday's match - against Penrith - after the withdrawal due to injury of winger Edrick Lee.
Before the allegations were aired, Earl spoke to Fairfax Media about his recall, saying: ''I've definitely got a point to prove. I've played them [Penrith] twice now and it's one-all, I'm looking for a square-up, that's for sure and keep our record going at home. I haven't played for about three weeks and feel really fresh. I guess that [Lee's injury] is the nature of the beast, that's football. I've had my own little struggles with injury [at Penrith] and that opened the door for other guys to take their chance … It's come 360 again.''
Attempts to contact Earl after the allegations were aired were unsuccessful.
A Raiders spokesman said the club was unaware of the allegations in the report but declined to comment.
Fairfax Media reported in March that controversial sports scientist Stephen Dank had arranged a secret try-out for Earl with Essendon when he was working for the AFL club last year.
Earl admitted he knew Dank but was emphatic the sports scientist had not administered any treatment to him. ''No, no, no,'' Earl said at the time. ''I know him, but not, like, properly … he didn't have a proper role [at Penrith] like everyone else.''
Earl's Canberra teammate Joel Thompson came out in support of the winger on Twitter on Thursday night.
''People are so quickly to judge before anything is proven.. They need to remember innocent until proved guilty #alwaysstandbymymates,'' he tweeted.


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...allegations-20130613-2o75r.html#ixzz2W95FwJ7g

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Poss said:
Canberra winger Sandor Earl is the subject of claims he used peptides to aid his recovery from shoulder problems while he was at Penrith in 2011.
Channel Nine made the allegations on Thursday night, naming Earl, who recently signed to play rugby union in France with Pau, as using peptides at a private clinic in Cabramatta without the knowledge of Penrith officials at the time.
A source close to Earl confirmed on Thursday night that, having become frustrated with the medical systems in place at Penrith, he was recommended to a specialist in musculoskeletal rehabilitation in an effort to get him back on the field.


An NRL spokesman would not be drawn on the allegations, maintaining the administration would let the ongoing investigation by ASADA run its course.
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''The answer is the ASADA investigation is for ASADA, and we're not going to speculate on the investigation or any information contained in the investigation,'' the spokesman said. ''It's got a course to run, and that's what we'll do.''
Panthers executive general manager of rugby league Phil Gould added: ''We have absolutely no knowledge of these allegations so we can't make a comment.''
Earl is due to return to the Canberra side for Saturday's match - against Penrith - after the withdrawal due to injury of winger Edrick Lee.
Before the allegations were aired, Earl spoke to Fairfax Media about his recall, saying: ''I've definitely got a point to prove. I've played them [Penrith] twice now and it's one-all, I'm looking for a square-up, that's for sure and keep our record going at home. I haven't played for about three weeks and feel really fresh. I guess that [Lee's injury] is the nature of the beast, that's football. I've had my own little struggles with injury [at Penrith] and that opened the door for other guys to take their chance ? It's come 360 again.''
Attempts to contact Earl after the allegations were aired were unsuccessful.
A Raiders spokesman said the club was unaware of the allegations in the report but declined to comment.
Fairfax Media reported in March that controversial sports scientist Stephen Dank had arranged a secret try-out for Earl with Essendon when he was working for the AFL club last year.
Earl admitted he knew Dank but was emphatic the sports scientist had not administered any treatment to him. ''No, no, no,'' Earl said at the time. ''I know him, but not, like, properly ? he didn't have a proper role [at Penrith] like everyone else.''
Earl's Canberra teammate Joel Thompson came out in support of the winger on Twitter on Thursday night.
''People are so quickly to judge before anything is proven.. They need to remember innocent until proved guilty #alwaysstandbymymates,'' he tweeted.


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...allegations-20130613-2o75r.html#ixzz2W95FwJ7g

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Still ASADA have nothing on the Sharks, how much has the investigation cost.

When will we be told the exact dollars spent on this debacle, once September arrives this whole investigation will be called off.

From that ASADA should be investigated
 
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