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THE ESSENDON 34: ON TRIAL

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Decision at 2

Public presser at around 5 ( I believe )

There ya go...wrong already lol :)

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why is it that I feel a little sick in the stomach?

You sure it's not sea-sickness Ernie?
 

Just sat down at the computer with chips and a coke. Just like going to the movies.

Wow. Just wow.

As I posted earlier, when's the appeal from WADA?

They have 21 days from now to lodge an appeal I believe, but the players can play during the appeals process now as the tribunal has cleared them.


NOT GUILTY

BREAKING: Jake Niall reports that the 34 current and former Essendon players have been cleared.

No decsision yet on Stephen Dank.

I can feel an appeal coming on !!!

cleared!


NOT GUILTY

BREAKING: Jake Niall reports that the 34 current and former Essendon players have been cleared.

No decsision yet on Stephen Dank.

If the players are found not guilty then Dank would also have to be not guilty.

 

This is good for football.

..isnt it?


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