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Dees slapped with fine for breaching Drug Code

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https://m.afl.com.au/news/2019-11-07/blues-fined-10k-three-others-sanctioned-for-breach-of-drug-code

Dees one of four clubs fined for not keeping ASADA updated on player whereabouts.

Apparently it is the players' fault, not the club. But the club gets the fine.

Players are given an app to updated their location for drug testers.  

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    3 minutes ago, Good Lord George said:

    https://m.afl.com.au/news/2019-11-07/blues-fined-10k-three-others-sanctioned-for-breach-of-drug-code

    Dees one of four clubs fined for not keeping ASADA updated on player whereabouts.

    Apparently it is the players' fault, not the club. But the club gets the fine.

    Players are given an app to updated their location for drug testers.  

    Awesome, enough playing mr nice guy. 

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    So the player/s who failed to update their app will be putting their hands into their pockets to pay the fine? I’d hope so

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    I dont have a problem with this, I also dont have a problem with players forgetting to update their apps (is this how the modern age works)...humans forget, this stuff happens. 

    It also looks great for the AFL's window dressing of keeping the scourge of drugs out of their industry. 

    #harmreduction

    Edited by Engorged Onion

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    5 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    It’s Harley Bennell’s influence. 

    Disagree clearly this is Sam Murray’s fault 

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    35 minutes ago, reynolds46 said:

    Disagree clearly this is Sam Murray’s fault 

    O Mac

     

    :roos:

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    12 minutes ago, Hampton 22 said:

    The entire team went missing in 2019. 

    I love it. Demonlanders definitely have the best sense of humour. I’m still laughing !!! 

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    1 hour ago, dieter said:

    Would never have happened under Norm Smith.

    The strongest thing we had in his days was a packet of 10 Viscounts pus a couple of Melb Bitters

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    1 hour ago, grey wolf said:

    One assumes if you come to Byron it’s too get wasted right.. what’s the prob Gil it’s the holidays?

    Is this another Kysaiah Pickett thread?

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    Good God a massive deterrent $5000. The club must be shaking to its core. In previous years that could have sent us into bankruptcy. There needs to be big changes to ensure this doesn't happen again.

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    The curious bit about this for me is how it happens. I would have thought the "Find My iPhone" feature (which I assume also works similarly for Android phones) just needs to be switched on and the club and ASADA would know where the players are at all times. If that's correct, does this mean players deliberately switch that feature off?

    Or maybe I'm just ignorant about how phones work.

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    2 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    The curious bit about this for me is how it happens. I would have thought the "Find My iPhone" feature (which I assume also works similarly for Android phones) just needs to be switched on and the club and ASADA would know where the players are at all times. If that's correct, does this mean players deliberately switch that feature off?

    Or maybe I'm just ignorant about how phones work.

    Interesting thought. An iphone is always “on” when activated. 

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    On 11/8/2019 at 11:44 AM, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    The curious bit about this for me is how it happens. I would have thought the "Find My iPhone" feature (which I assume also works similarly for Android phones) just needs to be switched on and the club and ASADA would know where the players are at all times. If that's correct, does this mean players deliberately switch that feature off?

    Or maybe I'm just ignorant about how phones work.

    It'll be more about registering a schedule than tracking live location. 

    Ie are you in the country staying at home, or on holidays in Bali? Or training camp in queensland? Are you training at casey or gosch this Thursday? Etc.

    Rather than "you didn't tell us when you went out to the pub".

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    26 minutes ago, deanox said:

    It'll be more about registering a schedule than tracking live location. 

    Ie are you in the country staying at home, or on holidays in Bali? Or training camp in queensland? Are you training at casey or gosch this Thursday? Etc.

    Rather than "you didn't tell us when you went out to the pub".

    I'm sure you are correct, but I also expect that the players would have an app on their phone for this very purpose. And if they don't, they should have (ie, ASADA should administer the obligation in this way).

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