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Andrew Demetriou just said in the AFL press conference on Essendon's sanctions, that the investigation will now move to the Melbourne supplement allegations.

Interesting. Didn't move to Carlton after our tanking allegations?
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My ears pricked up at that too...

I was expecting some form of investigation.

I am curious myself what the hell we were doing, or whether we just let Bates do his own thing.

Fine and another admonishment probably...

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Great does that mean we will finish 9 th as well

Oh God now we take centre stage do we? Surely we were the control group, taking the placebos! While people are rejoicing on the penalties to EFC it sets the limits for our potential punishment. We lose draft picks and we are stuffed.

Given the idiots in charge of our club last year what chance we have any confidence in the governance of the medical staff and what they may have been up to!

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what ever happens no one make a joke.... !!! :unsure:

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Oh God now we take centre stage do we? Surely we were the control group, taking the placebos! While people are rejoicing on the penalties to EFC it sets the limits for our potential punishment. We lose draft picks and we are stuffed.

Given the idiots in charge of our club last year what chance we have any confidence in the governance of the medical staff and what they may have been up to!

Can they ban Neeld retrospectively? Wasn't doing much coaching this season anyway.

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They can't do anything to us cause we are already paying a heavy price for our own self inflicted fart ups.

They are considering giving us a pp what they are going to do ban us from the draft?

The other thing this could make it harder for us to get a coach.

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I would think that we're the AFL to decide to kick us when we are way down at our lowest ever ebb, and having made huge moves in governance and personnel, our once great club would be stone dead and buried.

We would certainly attract NO players of any value in the coming trading season - absolutely none.

Certainly were an investigation to be ongoing at the start of season 2014, we would struggle to get 5,000 members. And I doubt if they would instigate an investigation were they not pretty sure they were onto something.

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They can't do anything to us cause we are already paying a heavy price for our own self inflicted fart ups.

They are considering giving us a pp what they are going to do ban us from the draft?

The other thing this could make it harder for us to get a coach.

Think we should have a chill out for a second. Would be surprised if we were taking blokes offsite , carrying out stuff like Essendon. Lets wait a second before the floggings begin.

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a nothing investigation

If there was anything of substance related to us it would have come out in the press by now

From memory it was only a couple of players and not the whole team like the dons.

I know Craig's and trenners name was mentioned but can't remember much more than that.

No doubt the media will remind us all.

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I've forgotten what we were supposed to have done. Did Jack Trengove get some cream rubbed on his foot or something?

Bit of a different scale to 125 jabs.

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