Thanks for clarifying my earlier posts - I thought it was two players who failed to attend interviews - Anyway between players denying they receiving injections, to not signing consent forms, to not attending interviews to the final CAS decision shows the process was a SHAM.
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Agree, sham.
38 players signed consent forms but only 34 were charged. There wasn’t evidence that Dank had injected 4 players and they weren’t charged. Two players weren’t interviewed at all and at least one of them had signed a consent form.
It shouldn’t be surprising but at least one player signed a consent form, wasn’t interviewed and wasn’t charged.
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As do I,
I know of one player that signed the consent form but never took part in the program.
Edit: beaten to it. Slats was furious
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Why didn’t he fight it? Lack of support (financial and otherwise)?
Let’s believe ■■■■ in the paper when it suits us!!
No chance of him beating it, financial reasons and it was “only a year”
If he successfully got to fight it, the year would have been over.
Yes, I thought so. It is just so sad that the players - especially past players like Henry and NLM - never got the support they should have to challenge the ■■■■ imposed on them by Vlad and the various psychopaths and sycophants he set in motion.
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The players did fight the charges hence their appeal to the Swiss Court.
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Has there ever been a word or expression as badly abused in the English language as “integrity”?
I know “diligence” and “governance” are up there but, for me, integrity wins hands down!
Whenever I hear talk of integrity committees, integrity policies, acting with integrity etc. I just automatically know it involves abso-fkn-lutely nothing of the sort…
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‘Insurance’
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Restructuring.
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Premier
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Irony
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Laconic
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Innocuous.
Inconceivable.
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Literally
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