GGA Player Fails Drug test

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Here you go

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Where’s the link?

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Is it right they are being tested in the first place when they are amateurs

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Great interview, sound for sharing.

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Of course it’s right. Whatever sport professional or amateur you don’t start messing around with supplements​ that you don’t know anything about. Innocent or otherwise, you’re laying yourself wide open to inquiry.

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I don’t see the humour in this fagan.

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It’s linked to the Indo article I posted above

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Appreciate your reply balbec. The Indo article is text only,. I was hoping to listen to the interview.

Edit:. Found it.:flushed:

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I think an individuals health aside, there is no commercial gain by the player taking a banned substance, it’s not his job, he doesn’t get paid, he’s amateur and I don’t agree with it but that’s my opinion

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You’re worse to be pandering to the cunt. Couldn’t he google it himself.

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What is the matter? Why was it big deal for you to link me to it? What exactly is the matter with you?

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I’m not your fucking servant pal.

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It’s a requirement to get funding

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A predisposition for conflict you paranoid langer. You bothered to respond with a blank. I don’t get it why you didn’t just link it then. I’m probably expecting too much from a misfortune.

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Kimmage was about to let loose at O’Se before Cooper cut it off.

Kerry fairly circling the wagons over their latest drug cheat.

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As things stand, has the only GAA player who knowingly took a performance enhancing drug still been an Ulster player?

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No, Aidan O’Mahony knowingly took one.

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Two Kerry players have failed drugs tests after national finals.

No other player has failed an in competition test in the GAA.

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You don’t really believe that guff you’ve spewed there do you?

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Nothing worse than a pandering cunt