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Football league player banned for drugs

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From the BBC:

A Football League player has been banned for six months after he twice tested positive for cocaine.

The player, who has not been identified, returned a positive finding early in 2004 and then appeared before a disciplinary hearing in August.

He was ordered to reappear in April 2005 while his case was reviewed but was caught again when drug-testers swooped between October and December.

UK Sport claim the player received his ban and a fine in December.

In a similar case, another unnamed player has been given a suspended six-month ban after twice testing positive for marijuana.

He was due to re-appear before a disciplinary commission in September 2004 after returning a positive finding but he too was target-tested and was found to have used the drug again.

The FA have given him a conditional suspension of six months, suspended for two years.

Neither the player who tested positive for cocaine nor the one who tested positive for marijuana are big names.

Both play for Football League rather than Premiership clubs and are understood to be squad players rather than first-team regulars.

The FA will not comment further beyond what has appeared on the UK Sport database.

Hope it isn't one of our players, I bet it's a totaly unknown League Two squad player.

Posted
From the BBC:
A Football League player has been banned for six months after he twice tested positive for cocaine.

The player, who has not been identified, returned a positive finding early in 2004 and then appeared before a disciplinary hearing in August.

He was ordered to reappear in April 2005 while his case was reviewed but was caught again when drug-testers swooped between October and December.

UK Sport claim the player received his ban and a fine in December.

In a similar case, another unnamed player has been given a suspended six-month ban after twice testing positive for marijuana.

He was due to re-appear before a disciplinary commission in September 2004 after returning a positive finding but he too was target-tested and was found to have used the drug again.

The FA have given him a conditional suspension of six months, suspended for two years.

Neither the player who tested positive for cocaine nor the one who tested positive for marijuana are big names.

Both play for Football League rather than Premiership clubs and are understood to be squad players rather than first-team regulars.

The FA will not comment further beyond what has appeared on the UK Sport database.

Hope it isn't one of our players, I bet it's a totaly unknown League Two squad player.

55614[/snapback]

I believe one is a Rushden player I dont know who the other is :S

Please don't put names in please you are risking prosecution for yourself and the site owners - vagueness is the order of the day. Edited to remove name.

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I said this on Mutu debate, but why do? why ruin your career when millions want to emulate you? When you have worked so hard to get where you are, then take drugs weather it be weed, crack coke, ecasty or what either when you damn well that the FA does more drugs testing than any other sports organisiion.

It makes me sick, to think that kids look up to these guys. They shouldnt be banned for six months but for life. Spending all that money that they get for shite all a week on drugs that for one ruin your body and fitness which will shorten your career anyway.

Apparently there have been 10 tested positive since the summer, tw*ts!

Posted
From the BBC:
A Football League player has been banned for six months after he twice tested positive for cocaine.

The player, who has not been identified, returned a positive finding early in 2004 and then appeared before a disciplinary hearing in August.

He was ordered to reappear in April 2005 while his case was reviewed but was caught again when drug-testers swooped between October and December.

UK Sport claim the player received his ban and a fine in December.

In a similar case, another unnamed player has been given a suspended six-month ban after twice testing positive for marijuana.

He was due to re-appear before a disciplinary commission in September 2004 after returning a positive finding but he too was target-tested and was found to have used the drug again.

The FA have given him a conditional suspension of six months, suspended for two years.

Neither the player who tested positive for cocaine nor the one who tested positive for marijuana are big names.

Both play for Football League rather than Premiership clubs and are understood to be squad players rather than first-team regulars.

The FA will not comment further beyond what has appeared on the UK Sport database.

Hope it isn't one of our players, I bet it's a totaly unknown League Two squad player.

55614[/snapback]

I believe one is a Rushden playerI dont know who the other is :S

55615[/snapback]

I wouldn't go round saying that...

Posted
From the BBC:
A Football League player has been banned for six months after he twice tested positive for cocaine.

The player, who has not been identified, returned a positive finding early in 2004 and then appeared before a disciplinary hearing in August.

He was ordered to reappear in April 2005 while his case was reviewed but was caught again when drug-testers swooped between October and December.

UK Sport claim the player received his ban and a fine in December.

In a similar case, another unnamed player has been given a suspended six-month ban after twice testing positive for marijuana.

He was due to re-appear before a disciplinary commission in September 2004 after returning a positive finding but he too was target-tested and was found to have used the drug again.

The FA have given him a conditional suspension of six months, suspended for two years.

Neither the player who tested positive for cocaine nor the one who tested positive for marijuana are big names.

Both play for Football League rather than Premiership clubs and are understood to be squad players rather than first-team regulars.

The FA will not comment further beyond what has appeared on the UK Sport database.

Hope it isn't one of our players, I bet it's a totaly unknown League Two squad player.

55614[/snapback]

I believe one is a Rushden player I dont know who the other is :S

55615[/snapback]

I wouldn't go round saying that...

55624[/snapback]

I said "I believe" and I think you will find it will become fact fairly soon anyway.

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Remember those massive signs at filbo which said No darts etc. There was a no false one as well. Soon there will be a no phone one.

P.S ive got one of those massive signs in my leicester attice a little bit of history. Any Offers/

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Remember those massive signs at filbo which said No darts etc. There was a no false one as well. Soon there will be a no phone one.

P.S ive got one of those massive signs in my leicester attice a little bit of history. Any Offers/

55640[/snapback]

Think you posted this in the wrong bit Scar :)

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Remember those massive signs at filbo which said No darts etc. There was a no false one as well. Soon there will be a no phone one.

P.S ive got one of those massive signs in my leicester attice a little bit of history. Any Offers/

55640[/snapback]

Think you posted this in the wrong bit Scar :)

55642[/snapback]

yes i did!!

and im proud of it :ph34r::ph34r::ph34r::ph34r::ph34r:

Posted

Wow, this is fast becoming the 'edited by davieg' thread! :P

*edited for spelling mistake*

Posted
Wow, this is fast becoming the 'edited by davieg' thread! :P

*edited for spelling mistake*

55672[/snapback]

I'm loving the attention ;)

Posted
Wow, this is fast becoming the 'edited by davieg' thread! :P

*edited for spelling mistake*

55672[/snapback]

I'm loving the attention ;)

55685[/snapback]

Power mad. :o

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