You won’t hear from hawksta now, his team, management, players and supporters have turned a blind eye to the drug culture at Hawks, now the proof is there, 3 strikes, oh dear, I guess that means that 2008 was just a drug fluke premiership, now that is what i am talking about, that is one hell of a drug tainted season!
You won’t hear from hawksta now, his team, management, players and supporters have turned a blind eye to the drug culture at Hawks, now the proof is there, 3 strikes, oh dear, I guess that means that 2008 was just a drug fluke premiership, now that is what i am talking about, that is one hell of a drug tainted season!
While I agree...don’t try and deflect 2006...now THAT was one DRUG TAINTED season
You won’t hear from hawksta now, his team, management, players and supporters have turned a blind eye to the drug culture at Hawks, now the proof is there, 3 strikes, oh dear, I guess that means that 2008 was just a drug fluke premiership, now that is what i am talking about, that is one hell of a drug tainted season!
I don’t remember Tuck playing in the finals in that year.
You won’t hear from hawksta now, his team, management, players and supporters have turned a blind eye to the drug culture at Hawks, now the proof is there, 3 strikes, oh dear, I guess that means that 2008 was just a drug fluke premiership, now that is what i am talking about, that is one hell of a drug tainted season!
While I agree...don’t try and deflect 2006...now THAT was one DRUG TAINTED season[/quote never had a strike 3 at eagles
You won’t hear from hawksta now, his team, management, players and supporters have turned a blind eye to the drug culture at Hawks, now the proof is there, 3 strikes, oh dear, I guess that means that 2008 was just a drug fluke premiership, now that is what i am talking about, that is one hell of a drug tainted season!
I don’t remember Tuck playing in the finals in that year.
Nice try
Even if that is the case, there is alot more inuendo around that club of 7 players on strike 2, and I don’t think there was inuendo at eagles about positive results on testing on game days etc
3 strikes sounds like baseball and that’s a fatman’s sport!
2 strikes should be the limit, 1 so as to warn the player that vigilance is always needed, in the event it truly was an accident. Which I’m sure in some cases it does.
Splash - in terms of AFL standard I am a VERY average footballer but I could certainly keep up with most players during some of the highs that I’ve had.
Past tense
Your views might suggest your experience isn’t past tense....
You won’t hear from hawksta now, his team, management, players and supporters have turned a blind eye to the drug culture at Hawks, now the proof is there, 3 strikes, oh dear, I guess that means that 2008 was just a drug fluke premiership, now that is what i am talking about, that is one hell of a drug tainted season!
I don’t remember Tuck playing in the finals in that year.
Nice try
Even if that is the case, there is alot more inuendo around that club of 7 players on strike 2, and I don’t think there was inuendo at eagles about positive results on testing on game days etc
You might have to ask Aker about that he seems to have a different view
you all need to think if it benifitted the eagles by a point in 06 why didnt they win in 05 u morons it couldnt be that much of an enhancement if they only won one flag and he was on it since he was 17 years old.
Illegal substances of any description need to be stamped out of our game.
The penalties need to be high.
Clearly the medical fraternity don’t agree with you.
The State’s main doctors’ group says the AFL’s controversial three-strikes policy for drug users should be adopted in other sports, to rehabilitate rather than name and shame players dealing with addiction.
The Australian Medical Association WA yesterday claimed widespread criticism of the policy was “self-serving” and putting the interests of football clubs, coaches and administrators first.
It also confirmed it wrote to the AFL commission in 2007 at the height of Ben Cousins’ battle with drugs, urging them to support his rehabilitation and resist the temptation to “crucify” him...................
