Crameri

[LostDoggy]

Good news. Now the hard bit, negotiating with Syria (sorry Bombers)

That's a totally unfair and ridiculous statement mate, I seriously expected better from a bloke of your calibre.

Syria have never done anything wrong to the Bulldogs.

[Remi Moses]

Way to harsh on the bombers.
They'll want LeBron James, Christiano Ronaldo, and Lionel Messi

[ReLoad]

Way to harsh on the bombers.
They'll want LeBron James, Christiano Ronaldo, and Lionel Messi

Haven't you seen the new Bombers Elite Training Center?

[Twodogs]

Way to harsh on the bombers.
They'll want LeBron James, Christiano Ronaldo, and Lionel Messi

More like Lance Armstrong, Ben Johnson and Keith Richards.

[F'scary]

Good news. Now the hard bit, negotiating with Syria (sorry Bombers)

Is that because they used chemical weapons?

[KT31]

Not everyday you snatch the bombers leading goal kicker for the last three years away from them. Just that alone is good enough for me....stuff em.

They are delusional they want pick 4 and JJ.....

Happy with the way looking, but won't get to excited until he has signed on the dotted line and the club announces he will be in our colours.

[LostDoggy]

Happy with the way looking, but won't get to excited until he has signed on the dotted line and the club announces he will be in our colours.

And we can come to an arrangement with Essendon.

[Dry Rot]

There is, and always was, a bit of a problem with this Crameri trade

THE Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority is preparing a slew of infraction notices against Essendon players and club officials that could result in lifetime bans from all sport.

Essendon coach James Hird, people and development manager Danny Corcoran, former high-performance manager Dean Robinson and sports scientist Stephen Dank, as well as players involved in the injecting scene, are all in ASADA's sights....

ASADA officials are preparing the legal paperwork to issue infraction notices to at least seven AFL players and officials but the final numbers of those who may be implicated may be more than a dozen.

The Australian has learned that the first tranche of infringement notices will be issued at the conclusion of the current AFL season, marking the "first step" in several sanctions that will be sought by ASADA. Players and officials face bans of up to two years for taking the supplements, but it is believed ADADA is looking at issuing some of the infraction notices with trafficking infractions, which could bring about a life ban.

- See more at: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/spor....HqWOb37S.dpuf

[Dry Rot]

FWIW, I've heard tonight that NRL is prepared for the Cronulla team being rubbed out. Word I heard is that ASADA is waiting for the season to end, and the NRL will strip the flag from Cronulla should they win it (unlikely to be premiers).

[The Bulldogs Bite]

Interesting DR.

One would assume our club (and others) will be doing their due diligence as best as possible. You would think that Crameri would have an idea as to whether or not he may be guilty.

Having said that, it could get messy and you'd want some clarification as soon as possible. If it isn't done before the commencement of trade week, it's concerning.

I know these kinds of processes take time but the AFL should be encouraging ASADA to get this done before such trade/draft periods.

[Dry Rot]

Interesting DR.

One would assume our club (and others) will be doing their due diligence as best as possible. You would think that Crameri would have an idea as to whether or not he may be guilty.

Having said that, it could get messy and you'd want some clarification as soon as possible. If it isn't done before the commencement of trade week, it's concerning.

I know these kinds of processes take time but the AFL should be encouraging ASADA to get this done before such trade/draft periods.

The Dons are not helped by also having an NRL team and its players in the gun.

Rumours I've heard suggest that some Cronulla folk may have been much naughtier than the Dons folk, inviting serious sanctions.

If that happens, I dunno that ASADA will look good hitting one code with much heavier sanctions than another. Consistency may not be the Dons' friend here.

[Remi Moses]

Surely the governing body would have some plan in place if a club did trade for one of their players.
It should make the trade invalid!!

[Remi Moses]

Interesting DR.

One would assume our club (and others) will be doing their due diligence as best as possible. You would think that Crameri would have an idea as to whether or not he may be guilty.

Having said that, it could get messy and you'd want some clarification as soon as possible. If it isn't done before the commencement of trade week, it's concerning.

I know these kinds of processes take time but the AFL should be encouraging ASADA to get this done before such trade/draft periods.

They don't know who took what ( with no player records)
I'd be mortified that the club didn't have an inkling to what might transpire.

[LostDoggy]

Has to be in his contract that it's void if banned any longer than six months.

[craigsahibee]

Is that because they used chemical weapons?

Or is it a case of the Weapon used Chemicals?

Allegedly, Your Honour.