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Anti-doping body returns to supreme court for subpoenas on Wednesday and says case is strong
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Hearing over subpoena against Shane Charter and Nima Alavi adjourned until Wednesday 10 December
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Players association will argue at a directions hearing on Tuesday evening that Essendon case must be heard in private
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Doping breaches will bring a four-year ban, increased from two, as Australia falls into line with world doping rules
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Paul Conlon believes the $50,000 fine handed to Paul Gallen was too harsh and has quit in protest
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Cronulla captain Paul Gallen says he won’t be taking a $50,000 fine meted out by the NRL lying down
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The Essendon players facing potential anti-doping charges want to go before an AFL tribunal as soon as possible
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The 34 AFL players accused of having been administered a banned substance have 10 days to submit a response
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Athletes could be forced to miss international events if national federations are not compliant with Wada’s global rules
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The James Hird era at Essendon rumbles on after Paul Little said a decision to sack their coach would be ‘reckless’
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The under-pressure Essendon Bombers coach has no plans to stop body issuing amended show-cause notices to players
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The Essendon coach, James Hird, has launched an appeal against a federal court decision
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Essendon’s united front is over, with coach James Hird facing the sack at an emergency board meeting on Thursday
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Essendon have accepted the federal court ruling over the Asada investigation, according to media reports
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The head of the AFL Players’ Association has denied 34 past and present Bombers will seek deals with Asada
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Nothing has been proved against any player, which only makes this legal saga even more pointless
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Justice John Middleton says James Hird and his players knew what they entering into when they cooperated with the doping inquiry
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The NRL says Shane Flanagan has not yet met a series of conditions that would allow him to return as Cronulla coach
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Geoff Lemon: Their coach has returned but Bombers fans deserve better than the siege mentality at Windy Hill
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There is no prospect of players in the Essendon doping scandal being offered a deal similar to those at Cronulla Sharks
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NRL: Gallen, suspended with current and former team-mates for three months, says people can make up their own mind if he is a drug cheat
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Players who accepted the offer on Friday morning will be banned for 12 months, backdated to November 2013
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The former Asada chief says players offered reduced bans should oppose the charges if they are innocent
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Seventeen past and present Sharks have been issued with show-cause notices after a meeting with the NRL and Asada
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Paul Gallen believes if he or any other player accepts a reduced Asada ban, they will be considered cheats
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Prime minister accuses the previous government of using the nation’s sporting elite to give it a political distraction
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Players involved in the Cronulla Sharks 2011 supplements scandal could be banned for as little as a month, according to Fairfax
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Essendon will seek government intervention to permanently halt any Asada action, should the club win its federal court case
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Anti-doping body warns investigation could be restarted within 24 hours as trial over supplement saga concludes
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Federal court hears Bombers claim anti-doping authority had no right to include league in its investigation
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Former chief executive of anti-doping authority rejects suggestion that investigators cut corners because of political pressure
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James Hird and his wealthy club are putting all their resources into fighting the Australian sports anti-doping authority
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Suspended coach insists Bombers were encouraged to come forward by AFL officials over reports of doping
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Suspended coach says he did not want anti-doping body to investigate the use of supplements at Bombers
Sportblog It's time for Essendon fans to demand a total management cleanout