Yidaki
AFL Behavioural Awareness Officer
- Jul 24, 2010
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- Collingwood
I'm now thinking of going vegan.
No need if you eat organic.
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I'm now thinking of going vegan.
Wrong...of course they want to make a statement that it didn't come from the football club.So if Thomas and Keefe claim the only thing they can think of that would explain this would be getting it from meat what would they have to do to prove innocence?
Surely they can write up a listing of all the places they ate out.
I didn't like the Collingwood presser. They wanted to shift blame away from the club instead of defending the boys.
Sometimes you have to step out of the us against the world bunker and do what's rightSo if Thomas and Keefe claim the only thing they can think of that would explain this would be getting it from meat what would they have to do to prove innocence?
Surely they can write up a listing of all the places they ate out.
I didn't like the Collingwood presser. They wanted to shift blame away from the club instead of defending the boys.
No basis at this stage until all facts come out on which they could defend players. All they can really say is " presumption of innocence etc, etc". Club could end up looking really stupid if they went off half cocked and players were subsequently found to be fully culpable.So if Thomas and Keefe claim the only thing they can think of that would explain this would be getting it from meat what would they have to do to prove innocence?
Surely they can write up a listing of all the places they ate out.
I didn't like the Collingwood presser. They wanted to shift blame away from the club instead of defending the boys.
Have you been living under a rock for the past 3-4 years? Drugs drugs drugs more drugs, betting accusations, shithouse integrity, 2 years to sort out this Essendon bullshit? Essendon claiming they haven't done anything wrong when Jobe Watson straight out said he took what wasn't supposed to be taken, then they went back on there word, its taking 2 years to sort that crap out, now this and even more clubs yet to get involved. There's a rapid increase in the drugs theme in the AFL, all this 3 strikes bullcrap, sweeping everything under a carpet like nothing has ever happened and you're telling me the AFL isn't going under?
Riddle me this. Why is the AFL working so frantically to get better atmosphere at games? I'll tell you why, because its slowing dying and they're trying to get more arses on seats. The game we all love is changing, all for the worst.
More like he doesn't need to use itHe actually looks like his on the gear, geez hope not!
I didn't like the Collingwood presser. They wanted to shift blame away from the club instead of defending the boys.
So can someone explain the B-sample to me. Is the sample taken at the same time, or at another time? So is it just to reconfirm the initial result? Or is it possible the drug might be out of their system between the two?
Or worse an Essendon footballer?Agreed. None of this makes sense unless those two have a combined IQ of about 10...
Football is the number 1 sport in all but two states in Australia. Last year in South Australia was a great example of how the game has grown. 50,000 to each game in Adelaide has shown that the game is gaining massive support. The AFL has only made these gameday "changes" in Victoria due to the low crowds last year. Nowhere outside of Victoria had below average crowds last year...
Taken at the same time.So can someone explain the B-sample to me. Is the sample taken at the same time, or at another time? So is it just to reconfirm the initial result? Or is it possible the drug might be out of their system between the two?
So can someone explain the B-sample to me. Is the sample taken at the same time, or at another time? So is it just to reconfirm the initial result? Or is it possible the drug might be out of their system between the two?
It's definitely taken at the same time, but put in a different container and sealed separately. I'm also fairly certain that when they test a B sample it is sent to a different lab so that there can be no doubt of contamination in the testing process.So can someone explain the B-sample to me. Is the sample taken at the same time, or at another time? So is it just to reconfirm the initial result? Or is it possible the drug might be out of their system between the two?
You say that though as someone who lives in the real world. Not as a kid who goes into a system and is introduced to all these things and wants to fit in. I hear what you're saying and absolutely agree, but as they say, you can't put an old head on young shouldersSeriously if I had an opportunity at AFL level I'd be the most boring player off field ever, probably wouldn't leave home!!
I don't think the club believes they are innocent and I imagine the club will be doing everything possible to ensure that the players move on pretty quickly from this. There is a chance that Thomas and Keeffe may have a change of heart over the next couple of days and admit their guilt.
So basically two A samples in different jars label sample A and sample B?Alberto Contador tested positive to 50 picograms of clenbuterol - 0.000000000005 grams - 400 times lower than the minimum level required by WADA. There are laboratories that can detect extraordinarily small quantities - perhaps not in Australia, but it is possible. He used the contaminated steak defence, but he still got a 2-year ban.
B sample is taken at exactly the same time as the A sample. It's just one sample split into 2 containers, sealed, and labelled A and B. Very, very rarely does the B sample produce a different result to the A sample.
It's definitely taken at the same time, but put in a different container and sealed separately. I'm also fairly certain that when they test a B sample it is sent to a different lab so that there can be no doubt of contamination in the testing process.
It's why there is absolutely no chance whatsoever that the B sample will be clear unless the testing itself was contaminating the sample because they stuffed up in the lab.
I think the chances are about 99.5% likely the B test will also be positive.
So can someone explain the B-sample to me. Is the sample taken at the same time, or at another time? So is it just to reconfirm the initial result? Or is it possible the drug might be out of their system between the two?
That is very true!You say that though as someone who lives in the real world. Not as a kid who goes into a system and is introduced to all these things and wants to fit in. I hear what you're saying and absolutely agree, but as they say, you can't put an old head on young shoulders