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‘Wildly exaggerated’: AFL boss reportedly rejects idea ‘100 players’ exploit drug policy

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AFL chief executive Andrew Dillon has reportedly informed all 18 clubs that the league's Illicit Drugs Policy will retain its current form. Dillon held a private briefing with the club chiefs where he told them bombshell claims that up to 100 players were involved in knowingly circumventing current rules were 'wildly exaggerated' On Wednesday evening, former Collingwood president Eddie McGuire told Footy Classified that the powerbrokers are going to bring in a punitive code.

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AFL boss reportedly rejects idea ‘100 players’ exploit drug policy

AFL chief executive Andrew Dillon has reportedly had his say about the number of players exploiting the current drug policy.

29 days ago

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‘Wildly exaggerated’: AFL boss reportedly rejects idea ‘100 players’ exploit drug policy

AFL chief executive Andrew Dillon has reportedly informed all 18 clubs that the league’s Illicit Drugs Policy will retain its current ‘health-based’ form, despite reports that a major revamp to a more “punitive” rule was pending.

30 days ago·Australia

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