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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 2618995, member: 1992"] Although this subject is tiresome a couple of points need to be raised. Firstly, the supplements were legal at the time. That is, the supplements the players were convinced they were taking, all legal and above board. No, not because they were not on the register but because they were and still are legal. They were the recovery supplements. The supposed illegal drugs, growth hormones whatever were never proven to have been administered to the players. In fact, as far as can be ascertained, ASADA became aware of them because Dank had ordered/ bought them from a compounding chemist. Dank had other clients at the time and Cronulla was just one client amongst many. It seems as though some decided Dank had bought these products for Cronulla when no evidence for that existed. Because it is possible that Cronulla players only took what was legal at the time the punishments had to be for the provable offences, such as they were. Some or all or none of the above may be true ! What is certain though is that those statements are as certain/uncertain as the statements of the people demanding justice be served and calling people 'dopers' when they do not know anything with any certainty. [SIZE=2]And because I wish clarity and not because this represents shouting I say again....The whole saga was handled badly, it reflects badly on the game, I'm not happy with Cronulla or the players and the punishments appear lenient and make all parties appear incompetent. ASADA /NRL / WADA all need to take a step back and reassess their processes so as to avoid a repeat.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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