Blue Smarties said:I see my post was over the line. London club, young midfielder, plays the big I am.
n_mcfc said:Ricster said:BoyBlue_1985 said:No there is no FA law on recreational drugs so when they discovered when looking for performance enhancing drugs they keep the recreational ones quiet
How did Adrian Mutu get banned for taking Coke then?
Exactly what I though.
According to the article I read this morning (can't remember where), this programme tonight refers to out-of-competition testing only.<br /><br />-- Mon Sep 12, 2011 12:40 pm --<br /><br />Ricster said:BoyBlue_1985 said:salfordblues said:I was under the impression that the show was about perfromance enhancing drugs in football rather than recreational.
Could be worth a watch
No there is no FA law on recreational drugs so when they discovered when looking for performance enhancing drugs they keep the recreational ones quiet
How did Adrian Mutu get banned for taking Coke then?
My understanding is that Chelsea were very suspicious and arranged their own out-of-competition test. He failed and they offered him all sorts of help but he continued. Wanting shut of him, Chelsea then informed the FA.BoyBlue_1985 said:n_mcfc said:Ricster said:How did Adrian Mutu get banned for taking Coke then?
Exactly what I though.
See i thought that as well, it seems he must of tested positive from a match sample. I believe he was offered help from Chelsea and he refused hence everything that happened
Blue Smarties said:I see my post was over the line. London club, young midfielder, plays the big I am.
BoyBlue_1985 said:I really dont know how anyone can get addicted to coke, then again fottballers have alot of time and money to burn
didactic said:BoyBlue_1985 said:I really dont know how anyone can get addicted to coke, then again fottballers have alot of time and money to burn
You kidding right? I know normal day to day people students, accountants, nurses addicted to coke. Its probably one of the most addictive drugs there is.