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Message: [QUOTE="Kaz, post: 2526230, member: 1843"] Earl first met Dank while playing for the Penrith Panthers in early 2011, when the sports scientist was assisting the club with its GPS and Hypoxi programs. But it wasn’t until Earl had a double shoulder reconstruction midway through that season that the pair began to discuss a different form of treatment. [URL]http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/how-text-messages-exposed-canberra-raiders-star-sandor-earl-in-asada-drugs-scandal/story-fni3gmmu-1226706979125[/URL] The Canberra Raiders say they believe Sandor Earl's admission to the use and trafficking of a peptide does not relate to his time with the club. [URL]http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-29/sandor-earl-charges-relate-to-his-career-before-joining-canberr/4923360?section=sport[/URL] The Penrith Panthers are taking legal action over a report claiming the club paid for Sandor Earl's supplement use in 2011 The Daily Telegraph reported on Thursday that Penrith may have unwittingly paid for Earl's injections of the growth hormone releasing peptide CJC-1295. The report claims a Sydney doctor with links to sports scientist Stephen Dank injected Earl 12 times during 2011 and billed the Penrith Panthers Group for $1160. [URL]http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-30/panthers-take-legal-action-over-claims-it-funded-earl27s-pepti/4925008[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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