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Brendan Taylor admits to taking money, not reporting approach over match fixing

Tom Flint

International Regular
I always find it hard to believe how a drug addicted international sportsman has never tested positive for the substance before in one of the random tests they are meant to do
 

Tom Flint

International Regular
Would an addict not be taking it every day or at least every 3 days.
Coke stays in your system for about 3 days, longer if a regular user
 

Tom Flint

International Regular
This is what I'm asking. Either they don't regularly test like they are meant to or Brendan isn't really addicted but just likes to do a bit of charlie every now and then
 

mr_mister

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
This is what I'm asking. Either they don't regularly test like they are meant to or Brendan isn't really addicted but just likes to do a bit of charlie every now and then
it might be a bit more than every now and then but a bit less than a full blown every day addiction. not sure how you'd manage a career as an international athlete doing coke every day, it would get pretty crippling
 

cnerd123

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I think drug testing of International cricketers is very rare and most of Taylor's career would have been at a level lower than that
 

Flem274*

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I always find it hard to believe how a drug addicted international sportsman has never tested positive for the substance before in one of the random tests they are meant to do
They do, it just gets handled internally. Below pro level they don't test at all because like a third of all club players would be nailed for recreational drugs or performance enhancers they're using to get in shape for festival season.

Sometimes you bash your wife up and that failed test, plus its cover up, becomes public knowledge like it did for NRL player Sam Burgess.
 

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