Email

Essendon supplements saga: AFL community reacts to Bombers' 2016 season ban after doping verdict

Updated January 12, 2016 17:28:52

Map: Essendon 3040

The highest court in sport has handed 12-month bans to 34 past and present Essendon players after finding them guilty of doping.

Essendon chairman Lindsay Tanner said the bans were "manifestly unfair", while the AFL said it would review captain Jobe Watson's 2012 Brownlow medal.

Take a look back at our blog to see reactions as they happened.

External Link: Live blog: Essendon ban

Topics: australian-football-league, sport, doping-in-sports, essendon-3040, vic, australia

First posted January 12, 2016 11:06:05

More stories from Victoria

Essendon fall-out

  1. 'Devastated' Bombers exploring legal options after CAS decision, says Jobe Watson

  2. Essendon players banned for 12 months after being found guilty of doping

  3. ASADA backs Essendon supplement bans

  4. The Essendon supplements saga from start to finish

  5. As it happened: Bombers, AFL community rocked by doping bans

  6. Essendon players have no choice but to sue: former manager

  7. AFL allows Bombers to add 10 players, orders review of Watson's Brownlow Medal

  8. AFLPA says banned Bombers players did nothing wrong

  9. 'Miscarriage of justice': Hird scathing of Bombers bans

Top Stories

ABC News on Messenger

Connect with ABC News

News Podcasts

Got a news tip?

If you have inside knowledge of a topic in the news, contact the ABC.

Features

  1. Older couple sitting together at their dining table. 'It's just going to get worse'

    Dr Ranjana Srivastiva fo  Life Matters

    Relationships will always change when a partner becomes a career. But what happens to a relationship when one partner has dementia? Dr Ranjana Srivastiva shares one couple's journey.

  2. Penguins on an island in Antarctica Tracking penguins in Antarctica

    By Fiona Breen

    New technology is giving Australian scientists an unprecedented insight into the hidden world of seabirds in Antarctica.

  3. A crowd of people holding up John Malkovich masks to their faces What it's like to live with 'face blindness'

    By Diane Dean for All in the Mind

    People with prosopagnosia know when they see a face, but their brain can't process who it belongs to.

  4. Parents cuddle a child sitting in their lap. How tech is transforming fertility tracking

    From fertility "Fitbits" to at-home sperm testing kits, innovative new devices are transforming the way we think about making babies.

Top Stories

Just In

Most Popular

Analysis & Opinion

This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.

AEDT = Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time which is 11 hours ahead of UTC (Greenwich Mean Time)

Change to mobile view