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Drugs in sport - government investigation
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[QUOTE="Anonymous person, post: 2474205, member: 2115"] no doubt, thats 100% their fault if they didnt attend. from what ive read, the players were getting injections/drugs that were NOT illegal in 2011. then they became illegal in 2012, but the players didnt know about this change (so they claim), and kept taking them. do we know how players/coaches/trainers are informed of any new additions to the banned substance lists? if they simply didnt pay attention to given documentation or didnt attend/pay attention at briefings then its 100% their fault. if its up to their trainers/coaches to check this listing every year to make sure all the stuff theyre giving them is still legal then its the trainers/coaches faults IMO, even though legally like the tax accountant example the players are held to blame. quite frankly i think the laws for things like this are ridiculous, especially the accountant example. they should be liable for anything wrong with what they submit, provided you gave them correct information. [/QUOTE]
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