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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 2704646, member: 1992"] You nailed it. Well when you highlighted the word 'were' . It's in the past, it happened years ago and its been investigated and resolved. They knowingly or unknowingly did something wrong and that has been dealt with. What you and a few others don't seem to get is that you personally don't think the punishment fitted the crime and that's valid in a sense. The Cronulla Sharks [B]were [/B] drug cheats, they are not now drug cheats. Allan Langer was a drunk driver but he doesn't drive drunk now. In your first line you say many still remain at the club . That is not true . Only three players are at the club who were involved in this 4 year old event. Gallen, Tupou and Graham. That means more than twenty current Sharks players had absolutely nothing to do with it and their achievements shouldn't be denigrated by any reasonable and fair minded person. Another thing which I'd like you to acknowledge is that the 'confessions' of guilt accepted by the NRL and ASADA all included the word 'unknowingly' used drugs. Nobody admitted doing something wrong with foreknowledge and this was accepted because both the NRL and ASADA believed that was the case. Really, after 4 years everyone should just move on like we did for Alfie [/QUOTE]

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