Suspended NRL player Sandor Earl has slammed the NRL and ASADA after Sydney Roosters player Martin Kennedy was handed an infraction notice on Wednesday.
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Kennedy faces a two-year ban after for allegedly using banned substances.
Earl was issued with an infraction notice of his own in August 2013 after admitting to the use and trafficking of a banned peptide.
He accepted the provisional suspension but still has not fronted a tribunal almost two years later.
Earl took to Twitter to slam both the NRL and ASADA over the handling of both his and Kennedy’s cases.
Another sad day where a player underfunded and under resources that can’t fight back will be rubbed through the mud unfairly and unjustly.
— Sandor Earl (@sandorearl) March 18, 2015
The NRL and all parties are in clear contempt of the AAT and release any information in anyway because they are the bigger fish.
— Sandor Earl (@sandorearl) March 18, 2015
They are unfair unjust and embarrassing when will the NRL and other agencies have to answer to someone or will it take someone with
— Sandor Earl (@sandorearl) March 18, 2015
A million dollar bank account to fight for what is fair.. No excuses no sympathy for wrongdoings but what a joke of a system and policies!!
— Sandor Earl (@sandorearl) March 18, 2015
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