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Canberra Raiders player.

Canberra Raiders... wow... this sounds like its going to do the rounds of all sports... if the crimes commission have been observing the importation of these goods for a couple of years, there will be plenty of sportspeople involved. & others?

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    Dank suggesting names of NRL talent for them to have a look at as well. So not only was he their resident biochemist he was giving them recruiting tips. And now they say he was a complete outsider and they had no knowledge of his program?

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    It's getting beyond a joke.

    I maintain that it's a matter of time before infraction notices are issued to AFL players.

    And then we really could see things crumble.

    Please don't talk about jokes on a MFC fan site.

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    It's getting beyond a joke.

    I maintain that it's a matter of time before infraction notices are issued to AFL players.

    And then we really could see things crumble.

    This was always going to happen.

    Bring it on i say.

    Essendrug will be decimated.

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    Please don't talk about jokes on a MFC fan site.

    OMG most my posts are jokes.

    In these dark days we all need a good laugh.

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    Canberra Raiders... wow... this sounds like its going to do the rounds of all sports... if the crimes commission have been observing the importation of these goods for a couple of years, there will be plenty of sportspeople involved. & others?

    Yep. Reported on ABC radio in Canberra this morning that up to 100 NRL and AFL players are being investigated. If accurate, It gives some focus to the "blackest day in Australian sport" statement.

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    Anyone seen Vlad at the airport ?? must be heading O/S surely.. He does duck off just before the fan's hit doesnt he !!

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    Anyone seen Vlad at the airport ?? must be heading O/S surely.. He does duck off just before the fan's hit doesnt he !!

    think he might have been on a 6:30am virgin flight heading west :blink:

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    think he might have been on a 6:30am virgin flight heading west :blink:

    Horsham?????

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    Yep. Reported on ABC radio in Canberra this morning that up to 100 NRL and AFL players are being investigated. If accurate, It gives some focus to the "blackest day in Australian sport" statement.

    And those having a go at the ACC and the Government for THAT press conference can see what they were talking about.

    The biggest club sanction in AFL history. The second biggest to come for NRL's history and dozens of players from multiple clubs across Australia's two biggest Footy codes.

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    think he might have been on a 6:30am virgin flight heading west :blink:

    was Roos with him ?

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    And those having a go at the ACC and the Government for THAT press conference can see what they were talking about.

    The biggest club sanction in AFL history. The second biggest to come for NRL's history and dozens of players from multiple clubs across Australia's two biggest Footy codes.

    And, as the sausage maker said when he put the meat into the mincer -

    "The wurst is yet to come!"

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