Crouch slams AFL's drug testing policy
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Originally posted by Sanecow
I always suspected he liked a cone or two.
Which that makes his comments all the more bewildering.He had observed that people who did lie were, on the whole, more resourceful and ambitious and successful than people who did not lie.Comment
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If you'd actually read the article, it's the leak of information he's come out against, rather than the testing itself. And rightly so the leak should be slammed - those players have every right to privacy on those test results, and some moron trying to big-note themself by leaking it does nothing to assure those taking the test that their privacy, regardless of the result, will be protected. Every player has to be tested at some point, and every player should know they are peeing into that cup with the assurance that their name, is not going to be turned to mud before there has been a chance to confirm the results and deal with it internally. With the Government forcing the AFL's hand on drug codes and testing with the WADA code debate last year, the least ASDA should be doing is ensuring that their own codes of conduct are adhered to by all who are involved in the drug testing, which clearly hasn't happened in this case.Comment
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Originally posted by swansrock4eva
If you'd actually read the article...
If you'd actually read my post...He had observed that people who did lie were, on the whole, more resourceful and ambitious and successful than people who did not lie.Comment
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I love how professional crouchy's final words on the matter is.
"yeah, it's @@@@house" .
well done darl.Comment
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Originally posted by Legs Akimbo
Which that makes his comments all the more bewildering.
"In the back of my mind I'm going to be (thinking) `Is this all fair dinkum?'," Crouch said.
"I guess that's the big thing, that if it has come from there that someone has leaked something, (then) what's stopping other people from doing other things just to disrespect us, just to embarrass us."Our Greatest Moment:
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Originally posted by Legs Akimbo
I love replies that start with an assumption that the B party never read the article.
If you'd actually read my post...Comment
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Originally posted by swansrock4eva
Your implication was that Crouch was speaking out against the drug testing itself, with the assumption that he'd never taken any substances so had no real basis to comment. Given that the article did not state that Crouch was saying the testing itself was inappropriate, but rather the way in which the information gained from it was being handled was inappropriate, you actually implied with your own comment that you didn't read the article.Sydney premiership player Jared Crouch has launched an extraordinary attack on the AFL's recreational drug program and said he was reluctant to be tested because of the leak of three names who have twice tested positive to illicit drugs.
He covers a number of topics in the article, one of which is a reluctance to be tested for drugs. If he has not taken drugs, then they cannot leak his positive results...
"In a shock leak from AFL headquarters, it has been revealed that Jared Crouch as tested negative three times for recreational drugs..." Yeah rightHe had observed that people who did lie were, on the whole, more resourceful and ambitious and successful than people who did not lie.Comment
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I too found it odd he comment. Then the conspiracy theorist inside me started and perhaps he being as squeaky clean as he is protests on behalf of someone else who may not be so?Here's my heart and you can break it
I need some release, release, release
We need
Love and peaceComment
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Originally posted by swansrock4eva
the leak should be slammedComment
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The only reasons I can see that he has said what he did is because one of the three unnamed player is a Swans player, or a Swans player is worried he will be caught (not necessarily Crouch), or he's having a Christian righteous moment.
It's the sort of thing I would have expected Peter Bell to do as the AFLPA rep.Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."Comment
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is it not possible he is speaking out on principle? why is self-interest (including defence of a friend) necessary here for some to understand his motivations?then again, i think it would be worth trying 15-16 players on field so what would i knowComment
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Originally posted by timthefish
is it not possible he is speaking out on principle? why is self-interest (including defence of a friend) necessary here for some to understand his motivations?
Crouch is clearly motivated by greed, a desire for fame, self protection, or because his drug distribution network is under threat by the AFL's drug testing code.
How dare Crouch have any sort of opinion, he is paid to play football and I think that is what he should stick to.
He should leave opinions to more informed peope such as myself, Legs Akimbo.He had observed that people who did lie were, on the whole, more resourceful and ambitious and successful than people who did not lie.Comment
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Just say no: Crouch"You talk about the bigger issues in the community, that people just disrespect each other, and you could say this is a small issue but it would be nice if people did respect us. It is @@@@house.""Don't get me wrong (taking drugs is) @@@@house in itself"My Pokemon brings all the boys to the yard and they're like "Wanna trade cards?"
"Damn right, I wanna trade cards. I can beat you, I've got Charizard!"Comment
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