For anyone concerned on other players failing a test, i would presume this low level product would only stay in the system for a short amount of time.



Yes if theyd been tested around that time there may have been a problem, but if a tester walked into the dressing room now i think there would be a full clean result.



UNless the players came out and admitted it, i think anyone would find it hard to prove and if that did happen, we could go down the Cunnigham/senior route

I doubt KH could be fined,but i guess she could be banned from RL in terms of ownership,directorship,player involvement?

She hasn't been found guilty of anything, and anyone throwing around accusations should make sure they have a decent lawyer and a ton of cash to back them up.

Another bad news story for the club, still get the feeling there is more still to come.

Tbh if the players took it I'd like them to admit it, they haven't been caught their openly admitting a mistake which is partly their fault mainly the clubs/conditioner.



It could go a long way to repair the damage.

do you genuinely believe that, or have you got a few KR mates whispering in your ear?



what else could come out, we're skint, we're drug cheats and we're suffering a lack of investment



can there be anything more?

Are you Gwilym in disguise?

as insults go, that's incredibly harsh!



All I am doing is urging caution.

Nope no Rovers friends whispering in my ear. I just feel as this unfolds more will come out.

If the RFL where involved in a cover up then why did they single out Gleeson?

As stated ,if others used it they won`t be now. Even after the event they would have given a negative test result.

It looks like this stimulant was widely used throughout the game as a whole,not just at Hull FC.

And the part of the story mentioning rule AND Agar visiting him at his home,would show there is more than the 3 involved.

The Standee on page 5 seemed rather less cautious.









Why do you say that? It was a mistake or oversight, I reckon. I don't see why this particular mistake would be widespread. Mistakes can happen, and this is a cautionary tale showing why all players and clubs should triple check everything. In fairness to Hull FC, it could have happened anywhere (the cover-up is the 'explosive' story), but I don't see why you'd think it was happening everywhere.