Asada
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Disgraced sports scientist Stephen Dank claims he supplied former Gold Coast Suns star Nathan Bock with the prohibited peptide CJC-1295
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Banned former Essendon player Brent Prismall is standing down from his job at the Western Bulldogs in a public relations disaster for the AFL
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The head of Wada says the 34 current and past Essendon players who received 12-month doping bans were responsible for what went into their bodies
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The AFL has confirmed Essendon Football Club will be allowed to bring in new players to replace those banned for the 2016 season
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Essendon remain hopeful that the 34 players facing Wada’s anti-doping appeal will know their fates by Christmas
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His golden days as one of the most loved players the AFL has ever seen seem a distant memory following the former Bomber’s final, ignominious exit
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Controversial sports scientist Stephen Dank will contest the guilty findings and resultant AFL life ban imposed by the league’s Anti-Doping Tribunal for his role in the controversial Essendon supplements scandal
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The World Anti-Doping Agency has reportedly turned to US guru Richard Young as it seeks to prosecute 34 current and former Essendon players
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Wada reportedly wants its appeal against the AFL anti-doping tribunal’s Essendon verdict heard in Switzerland
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Essendon coach James Hird insists he was blindsided by Wada’s decision to challenge the AFL’s anti-doping tribunal’s findings into the club’s 2012 supplement regime
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Essendon saga refuses to die as Wada takes the anti-doping tribunal’s March decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
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Two years of trauma and allegations that amounted to very little have only served to tarnish the reputations of Australian athletes
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With the Essendon supplements saga set to drag on further still, the AFL is in danger of losing disillusioned fans
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Asada will delay a decision on whether to appeal against the AFL’s anti-doping tribunal verdict on the Essendon players at the centre of the supplement program affair
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Sports scientist behind the Essendon program is still waiting to clear his name as he lashes out at ‘very, very poor conduct’ of Asada
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Embattled Bombers coach apologises for damage caused to the club’s name by the doping affair and vows that he will now bury the hatchet with Asada
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An anti-doping tribunal has found all 34 former and current Essendon players embroiled in the AFL supplements scandal not guilty
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Essendon coach James Hird has lost his second bid to have the Asada/AFL doping probe into the club ruled illegal
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Supreme court verdict is a blow to anti-doping body with AFL tribunal set to go ahead on Monday
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Commercial Arbitration Act does not apply to AFL, say lawyers, with judge expected to rule on Friday
'No breach' of AFL suspension by Dyson Heppell in Essendon sponsor tweet