Wright fronted the media on behalf of Collingwood on Sunday with chief executive Craig Kelly standing behind him but not taking questions. Both men were in plain clothes and no Magpies sponsors or colours were visible.
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Don't Stokes the fire too much.Geelong wrote the book on recreational drugs.
No camera phones either.70's and 90's ,blessed to live through those two eras of music.
Nothing wrong with a line here and there ???
- Clubs invest in players and expect them to be in peak fitness physical and mental.
- When does a line here there become more often than not
- Drugs can, not always, lead to riskier behaviour, injuries, trouble with law
- Encouraging undesirables access to player can undermine the integrity of the player/club/game
If you want to be young and party, and do coke off of a toilet seat go play for your local clubs, if you want to get paid hundred of thousands of dollars, don’t take drugs.. it’s not that complicated FFS.
because he prefers the drugs at geefrickenlong??No wonder Ollie Henry wanted out.
Mawawana's come along way too! Modern science - oweyaone.Kind of Ironic’The Club’ being on telly last night. We’ve come a long way since “marijuwana”
Completely on the mark - beer makes you fatI could be well off the mark here but I remember someone telling me that begrudgingly it’s physically better for players to take illicit substances rather than a night on the beers.
As in, the high performance team can see via weight, BMIs etc when someone’s been out drinking beers from the weigh in with high calories compared to if they are on the bags they maintain weight and it can be kept under wraps.
Call me out if this is completely off the mark but the way it was explained to me did make sense on why it’s more common for an AFL players to go down this path rather than alcohol.
Could just drink spirit + soda water, couldn't you? That wouldn't be many caloriesThat's pretty obviously the case, isn't it.
Loads of calories from booze and a greasy kebab and chips vs no calories and a loss of appetite.
Yeah that's true, but Cocaine is also more fun.Could just drink spirit + soda water, couldn't you? That wouldn't be many calories
He does have a point.
Whos the creepy campaigner following blokes to the toilets? Who sold the footage?
I rekon thats worse than a line of coke
Ketamine according to the news tonightthan a line of coke
Nothing like a bit of horse tranquilizer at the pub, good man.Ketamine according to the news tonight
Yeah that's true, but Cocaine is also more fun.
ACT trialled an anonymous drug testing service recently, wasn't used much but some of the results were bloody hilarious. There was a bunch of pingers going around that had more coke in them than all the coke tested (like, 9%, so still **** all).Not these days unfortunately, may as well snort a wizz fizz.
Yeah you'd like to think that when you are in a public dunny you might have some private time.FFS what is it with people doing drugs and getting caught on camera.
I could be well off the mark here but I remember someone telling me that begrudgingly it’s physically better for players to take illicit substances rather than a night on the beers.
As in, the high performance team can see via weight, BMIs etc when someone’s been out drinking beers from the weigh in with high calories compared to if they are on the bags they maintain weight and it can be kept under wraps.
Call me out if this is completely off the mark but the way it was explained to me did make sense on why it’s more common for an AFL players to go down this path rather than alcohol.
Touchy, touchy.because he prefers the drugs at geefrickenlong??
shame he would have a spot in the team now!
What you reckon he should be the one facing a penalty?He does have a point.
Whos the creepy campaigner following blokes to the toilets? Who sold the footage?
I rekon thats worse than a line of coke