Still halfway thru the episode so maybe you’ll touch on it yet, but the shock/indignation about the Pullman debacle possibly including illicit substances comes across to me as even more hypocritical than you've pointed out.
Which would have a higher hit rate on drug testing, a random footy player or a random footy media member? Unless we all think that Wayne Carey’s crushed Panadol was unique to him.
Statistics will tell you how hard it is to get a charge to stick in the legal sense. And that gets harder the more famous the man. So how will the industry deal with this when the actions fall short of legal but are well beyond reprehensible?
Still halfway thru the episode so maybe you’ll touch on it yet, but the shock/indignation about the Pullman debacle possibly including illicit substances comes across to me as even more hypocritical than you've pointed out.
Which would have a higher hit rate on drug testing, a random footy player or a random footy media member? Unless we all think that Wayne Carey’s crushed Panadol was unique to him.
Statistics will tell you how hard it is to get a charge to stick in the legal sense. And that gets harder the more famous the man. So how will the industry deal with this when the actions fall short of legal but are well beyond reprehensible?