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14 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Maybe the term “ no good” could be changed to “ not good enough for AFL”.

I’d go one further and say “Not yet good enough for AFL” bearing in mind the kid’s 18yo. But maybe that’s just me. 🤷‍♀️ 

 
3 hours ago, Kent said:

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Is that relevant to Wada rules?

The club has no doubt watched plenty of SVR. He may even get picked. BBB has recently shown he's valuable back up if fit.This will be his last year, even I've stopped bagging him and the club's handling of his contract. Some on here are like a dog with a bone except even a dog eventually finishes chewing.

 
2 hours ago, monoccular said:

 Chinese swimmers?

You’ve answered the question and highlighted what I was saying those swimmers tested positive in 2021 and the findings are being released now

6 hours ago, Pennant St Dee said:

You’ve answered the question and highlighted what I was saying those swimmers tested positive in 2021 and the findings are being released now

i think it might have even been prior to 2020 because didn't a few of them go on to win medals at last olympics?


10 hours ago, Tracca said:

could be but id say most people get the gist.

I got it. But I get some people here are abit sensitive.

On 28/04/2024 at 14:33, The Jackson FIX said:

I nearly choked on my lukewarm chips and gravy! How are we back talking about drafting SVR again?!

I don’t know? Which was why I asked if there was anyone else we would be looking at?

8 hours ago, loges said:

Is that relevant to Wada rules?

Who knows ? The world is a strange place look at Chinese swimmers as an example

 
21 minutes ago, Kent said:

Who knows ? The world is a strange place look at Chinese swimmers as an example

I think it isn't but as you say who knows.

16 hours ago, daisycutter said:

i think it might have even been prior to 2020 because didn't a few of them go on to win medals at last olympics?

That was the main swimmer Mack Horton called out but the bulk of the group who were the subject of the article of the article which came out last week were tests from the Chinese qualifiers in Feb 2021 and some of those won medals in the Olympics 6 months later 

https://www.foxsports.com.au/olympics/china-swimming-doping-scandal-stabs-athletes-in-the-back/news-story/32b85a5890972b5a46374c3e975d01cd


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