scarr - 27 August 2010 10:10 AM

Talking Footy - 27 August 2010 09:24 AM

scarr - 27 August 2010 09:04 AM

Again, let me emphasize that drinking bleach does not work and it can cause harm when large amounts are ingested. Unfortunately, some kids are going on rumors and trying to beat the system instead of simply getting their acts together. Some kids have tried to affect the outcomes by placing bleach directly into the urine, according to juvenile officials. The way a drug test works is a device is placed in the urine that reacts to substances. The colored bars will reflect a positive or negative result. Thus adding bleach to the urine is supposed to alter the outcome. However, sneaking the bleach in for the test is the problem, hence-- let’s just drink it!

The above is the first paragraph KR didnt put in his post!

My understanding is the players are watched when tested.

So now your saying they do drink it?

Was Doctor Karl right?

The article was about young inmature kids acting on rumours.
The above states “it doesnt work”
Wheres the evidence in regards to adult sportsmen drinking bleach or for that matter afl players?

No Doctor Karl wasnt right!

Hahahahahahahaha
No young immature kids running around in the AFL on big money with lots of spare time and nothing to do is there who are acting on rumours and hence “lets just drink it”.

scarr - 27 August 2010 10:10 AM

Talking Footy - 27 August 2010 09:24 AM

scarr - 27 August 2010 09:04 AM

Again, let me emphasize that drinking bleach does not work and it can cause harm when large amounts are ingested. Unfortunately, some kids are going on rumors and trying to beat the system instead of simply getting their acts together. Some kids have tried to affect the outcomes by placing bleach directly into the urine, according to juvenile officials. The way a drug test works is a device is placed in the urine that reacts to substances. The colored bars will reflect a positive or negative result. Thus adding bleach to the urine is supposed to alter the outcome. However, sneaking the bleach in for the test is the problem, hence-- let’s just drink it!

The above is the first paragraph KR didnt put in his post!

My understanding is the players are watched when tested.

So now your saying they do drink it?

Was Doctor Karl right?

The article was about young inmature kids acting on rumours.
The above states “it doesnt work”
Wheres the evidence in regards to adult sportsmen drinking bleach or for that matter afl players?

No Doctor Karl wasnt right!

it’s simply a statement saying that it does and can happen.

Where’s the proof BC is a drug addict??? fair dinkum, sometime you just don’t need proof, if the rumours keep coming then there must be some fact in there somewhere. Where there’s smoke there’s fire

"The fact that it has created so much interest is typical of the west australian public as not much else goes on over here. “

Yeah, because it only aired in WA.
Give me strength.

“The first part of the two-part documentary attracted 1.99 million viewers in the five mainland capitals, an extraordinary result for Seven. Few programs, aside from Seven’s Packed to the Rafters and Ten’s MasterChef, easily command audiences of that size.

The largest slice of that audience - 781,000 people - was in Melbourne, the heartland of the AFL code. In Sydney around 355,000 people watched.”

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/cousins-drug-doco-delivers-ratings-windfall-for-seven-20100826-13sp8.html

SFFC4ever - 27 August 2010 08:08 AM

[quote author="Talking Footy” date="1282838686"

Mate no one is disputing that we don’t know the “medical’ facts. We are just passing on what we have been told by people in the football industry who have decided to pass on what they know. Nobody is gobbing off just discussing what is going on in footy at the moment.

Fact = u don’t know anyone in the football industry…grow up

As a Moderator i would expect better from you as you yourself know little about afl going by your usual rants!