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Crash course: AFL drugs policy

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 29 Januari 2013 | 23.14

Former Hawk Travis Tuck is the only player to record a third strike under the AFL's illicit drugs policy. Picture: Tim Carrafa Source: Herald Sun YOUR five-minute guide to the AFL's illicit drug policy - how it works and what could change....
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Drug code not fair on clubs: McGuire

Collingwood president Eddie McGuire says not just in sport, but across the wider community, the war against drugs is being lost. Picture: Wayne Ludbey. Source: Herald Sun IT'S time to come clean. All sections of the community are fight...
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Waite: Drug users just stupid

Jarrad Waite says he is 100 per cent certian that Carlton is a drug-free club. Picture: Michael Klein. Source: Herald Sun JARRAD Waite is confident Carlton is drug-free and said he would welcome daily testing to prove the club was clean. ...
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AFL must tackle drug problem

Former Collingwood star Gavin Crosisca admitted to being addicted to drugs during his playing career. Picture: Ian Currie. Source: Herald Sun THE revelation a premiership-winning team gave up illicit drugs as part of its commitment to winning...
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Pilates get Waite back up and running

Jarrad Waite is back in the air thanks to a few pilates sessions. Picture: Mike Keating. Source: News Limited CARLTON forward Jarrad Waite has turned to the pilates mat to help correct the abdominal weakness at the heart of his debilitating...
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Dees wait to face the music

Melbourne's legal team has responded to tanking allegations levelled at former coach Dean Bailey and his assistants during the 2009 season. Source: Herald Sun MELBOURNE'S legal team responded late yesterday to the AFL's tanking investigation...
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AFL players facing perils of addiction

Addiction counsellor Robert Mittiga says there are AFL players out there who are "very sick". Picture: Matt Turner Source: The Advertiser THE AFL has been urged to make a full psychological assessment as soon as a player tests positive for...
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Players save themselves by dialing AFL

AFL players are saving themselves from drug tests when they believe they are in danger of being tested by self-reporting to the AFL. CLUBS believe some players have activated the self-reporting loophole in the AFL's illicit drugs code when...
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Ice a hot item for pressured players

Former Eagles and Richmond star Ben Cousins leaving Perth Magistrates Court last year after facing drug possession charges. Picture: Richard Polden Source: PerthNow ADDICTIVE crystal methamphetamine - commonly known as ice - has become the...
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Common sense strikes out in drug rort

Brian Roe never had faith in the AFL's drug policy. Picture: Lindsay Moller. Source: News Limited "A PLAYER has more chance of getting money out of a Nigerian email scam than he has of being caught under this policy." As inflammatory remarks...
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