Wow...you are crazy. There is Mass Hysteria and it is a witch hunt. Journalists and the man who runs the AFL are asking someone to step down based on rumor, spin and innuendo...that is a witch hunt.
What she is doing is providing context. The mainstream media has done a great job demonizing the term supplements so every-time it is brought up there is a negative connotation associated with those terms by the public. They use terms like concoction and pig brain extract to further this negative perception when as the article I posted shows, all medicine, drugs and supplements come from the same place.
Stopping players from using supplements entirely for recover is a Duty of Care issue. Making that claim is not saying every supplement should be legal for this purpose. Are PED's for recovery something that should be illegal? I mean, why can a player who can't play through pain be able to get a pain injection? Why can Max Rooke be able to get calf blood injected to help with his injury problems?
That is purely opinion. I don't believe that there is any widespread uncontrolable emotion in the reporting and I can describe the the investigation into Hird's alledged questionable use of supplements an investigation rather than only being a witch hunt. The language used suggests that it is not going to be a balanced article.
Also as plenty of Essendon supporter have claimed here, Demetriou didn't call for Hird to resign rather said after repeated probing that it would be something he would have to consider.
The origin of drugs taken is an irrelevant and her point would have been better made without the irrational rant. Why would she suggest players might be relucant to eat brains in the future?
Everyone would be better to ignore the writings of irrational jounalists such as Holmes, Smith and any Wilson.