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anchorman wrote: I don't know Sharky , because it isn't Shuey.
It just amazes me that some people are still so stupid to make remarks that could lead them to court. Remember just recently that the mods here removed a certain post because of these implications.

My point anchor, is that if it is your club's player, the supporters all rally behind the bloke (and that's all of us). If the player is not from your club then he's a drug cheat - yada - yada -yada. Anyway, I don't think it is a drug problem because wouldn't the AFL et al be all over it? If it is a family/personal problem, then I don't want to know about it.

58shark wrote:

anchorman wrote: I don't know Sharky , because it isn't Shuey.
It just amazes me that some people are still so stupid to make remarks that could lead them to court. Remember just recently that the mods here removed a certain post because of these implications.

My point anchor, is that if it is your club's player, the supporters all rally behind the bloke (and that's all of us). If the player is not from your club then he's a drug cheat - yada - yada -yada. Anyway, I don't think it is a drug problem because wouldn't the AFL et al be all over it? If it is a family/personal problem, then I don't want to know about it.

Nahh dont agree with all of that 58 ( i know you expected that response). If a blokes a dick, then he is a dick no matter what team he plays for. I dont have much time for Gazza senior as a person, as a footballer YES. If it were soft drugs ( alcahol, not saying it is) then the AFL would have no say though??

Yea cmon guys, at least wait for the West to say whats going on so we know its true

just announced

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More Latest NewsRyan Crowley media statement
March 16, 2015 2:12 PM

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Ryan Crowley is awaiting a hearing date to appear before the AFL Tribunal.


Fremantle’s Ryan Crowley is awaiting a hearing date to appear before the AFL Tribunal after testing positive to a substance banned under the AFL’s Anti-Doping Code.

The AFL advised the club in September last year that the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) had issued the 31-year-old with a show cause notice after his sample tested positive to a banned substance under the AFL’s Anti-Doping Code.

The sample was taken on a match day after Fremantle’s round 17 game on Sunday 13 July, 2014. Subsequent to being issued with the show cause notice, Crowley voluntarily accepted a provisional suspension, which commenced in September 2014.

The commencement of the provisional suspension is not an admission of guilt or wrongdoing.

By agreeing to a provisional suspension, Crowley, who has appointed independent legal advisers to assist him with the matter and is cooperating fully with the AFL and ASADA, has to wait for the AFL Tribunal to convene and make a finding.

Until this time, Crowley is still able to attend the club and train with his teammates during the provisional suspension.

Fremantle president Steve Harris said because of the AFL Anti-Doping Code’s confidentiality clauses, the club has not previously commented on the matter publicly.

“We have been unable to inform our members and supporters of this matter until this time due to the code’s confidentiality requirements,” he said.

“We are keen for the matter to go to the AFL Tribunal but determining a date for a hearing is out of the club’s control.”

Harris also said it was crucial that the club provide Crowley with all the necessary support mechanisms required to deal with the matter.

“We have a continuing and ongoing duty of care for Ryan, both personally and professionally,” he said.

“Ryan’s ongoing health and capacity to cope with this matter have been key areas of focus for the support we have been providing him with.”

Crowley said: “I would like to thank my partner Samara, my family and the club for their support over the past few months. It has been invaluable.

“I have my own legal advisers working on the matter and they have also been a great support.

“I will continue to fully cooperate on this matter with ASADA and the AFL. At this stage, I’m looking forward to AFL Tribunal hearing taking place.”

I believe we called this three days ago.

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Whew.....well a/man, looks like the rumor was true, and no-one will get sued!! Long live rumors !!

Anchorman may have come down with a case of Yella Fever me thinks!!

Now confirmed: CROWLEY tested Positive to DRUGS.

anchorman wrote: Read my above post before making stupid comment BH.
There is now more that I can say other than that I am shattered by the news. He is now no better than the others.
The wolves are baying at the front door and rightly so.
But he will get what he deserves. No different to what I would expect.

Made a mug of yourself again, a thinly veiled attempt by you to shut down discussion in a hope it would go away, for one reason and one reason only, its your mob...scaring people with braindead legal threats..lol

all proven true, thats what this site is about my friend!

very very bad for freo.
Johnson with his known issue and now Crowley.
Will be a few lining up for a free hit now.