Re: A slap on the wrist? : Thu Apr 25, 2019 6:51 pm  

endoman wrote:

hmmm, can't think why not....

Too right. It’s amazing that the sport with the biggest playing population in the country has pretty much zero instances of failed drugs tests for recreational use, especially at the top level.

They’re a well behaved set of lads these footballers

Re: A slap on the wrist? : Thu Apr 25, 2019 10:20 pm  

NickyKiss wrote:

Too right. It’s amazing that the sport with the biggest playing population in the country has pretty much zero instances of failed drugs tests for recreational use, especially at the top level.

They’re a well behaved set of lads these footballers

According to Panorama a good few years ago, footballers develop a mysterious injuries which keep them out of the game for a few months (Rehab) then are moved on to a new club who are none the wiser about events. This avoids clubs losing a fortune on the transfer value of a player.

Re: A slap on the wrist? : Fri Apr 26, 2019 5:12 pm  

Alex Hales has been given a 21 day ban for taking recreational drugs in cricket.

Jeez these others sportsmen have it easy in comparison!