Essendon players will want to get on with playing rather than take their employer to court over the AFL club’s controversial program of injections in 2012, experts say. But that …
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Former WADA president John Fahey has criticised Essendon for prolonging the two-year supplements scandal and also called for a review of “cumbersome” ASADA regulations. The AFL’s independent anti-doping tribunal on …
Continue reading Ex-WADA boss laments ‘inaction’WHAT ASADA CHIEF EXECUTIVE BEN MCDEVITT SAID: “An appeal option is a very live option for ASADA.” “They (the players) have been used as pin cushions.” “This was not a …
Continue reading What ASADA boss Ben McDevitt saidCronulla boss Lyall Gorman admits the AFL anti-doping tribunal’s acquittal of Essendon players could be weighing on the minds of some of his own NRL stars. A dozen Sharks players …
Continue reading Sharks have moved on from ASADA: GormanFormer Wallabies skipper David Pocock has been promoted from the bench for the Brumbies Super Rugby clash with the Cheetahs on Saturday. He is set to replace Ita Vaea in …
Continue reading Brumbies unleash Pocock on CheetahsMelbourne Rebels coach Tony McGahan is expecting their Good Friday clash with the Queensland Reds to have Test match intensity as Wallabies jerseys and Super Rugby seasons go on the …
Continue reading Rebels liken Reds Super clash to a TestARU boss Bill Pulver says he’d prefer Wallabies stars to pursue short-term deals in Japan than Europe as the governing body battles to head off a mass player exodus after …
Continue reading ARU trying to head off player exodusASADA boss Ben McDevitt has returned fire on Stephen Dank as the AFL anti-doping tribunal deliberates over the controversial sports scientist. One of the key features of McDevitt’s lengthy media …
Continue reading ASADA boss Ben McDevitt fires back at DankWallabies captain Michael Hooper believes Michael Cheika’s midas touch has instilled a firm belief that Australia can win this year’s Rugby World Cup. The Wallabies have emerged from a ground-breaking …
Continue reading Wallabies on track for World CupASADA says an appeal against the AFL anti-doping tribunal’s decision to clear 34 current and former Essendon players is a “very live option”. Chief executive Ben McDevitt will make the …
Continue reading ASADA considering appeal against BombersTiger Woods played an 18-hole practice round Tuesday at Augusta National but remains uncertain if he will compete in next week’s Masters, according to reports. ESPN and USA Today, citing …
Continue reading Woods plays practice round at AugustaRichmond coach Damien Hardwick says key duo Trent Cotchin and Brett Deledio will enter Thursday’s round-one clash against Carlton in peak fitness after carefully managed pre-season programs. Cotchin (hamstring) and …
Continue reading Key Tigers ready to go for AFL openerHis emergence at Penrith played a key role in forcing Lachlan Coote out of the club but the now-North Queensland player has only praise for Panthers’ young gun Matt Moylan. …
Continue reading Cowboy Coote hails Panther star MoylanManly coach Geoff Toovey admits he’s under pressure but insists he feels secure in his job. Following their disappointing start to the season, in which the side has won just …
Continue reading Toovey feels secure at struggling ManlyCanberra prop Dane Tilse is to leave the NRL club after round seven, to take up a new two-and-a-half year deal with Hull KR in the English Super League. The …
Continue reading Tilse to leave NRL RaidersThe consistency of world No.1 Lydia Ko is the talk of the field heading into the first women’s major of the year. In-form New Zealand 17-year-old Ko will chase her …
Continue reading Ko’s consistency a major talking pointASADA boss Ben McDevitt says the anti-doping body is still considering whether to appeal the not guilty findings for 34 current and former Essendon players. MORE TO COME
Continue reading ASADA still considering Bombers appealAdam Scott is abandoning his switch to a short putter for next week’s Masters, returning to the soon-to-be-banned, anchored style he won the 2013 green jacket with. Scott confirmed to …
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