Titan u20 Player Returns Positive Test

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The NRL has imposed an immediate provisional suspension on Gold Coast under 20s player Travis Drought after he returned a positive drug test result to Nandrolone.

Nandrolone is a steroid-based drug derived from testosterone, which is prohibited both in and out of competition by the World Anti-Doping Authority (WADA) code.

Drought, who returned a positive 'A' sample, has the option under the WADA code to have a 'B' sample taken.

Should the 'B' sample test not confirm the result, the matter would not be pursued.

But if Drought's positive test is confirmed, he faces a two-year penalty, as accepted by Cronulla backrower Reni Maitua earlier this season when he tested positive to Clenbuterol.

Drought is the second under-20s player to return a positive test this year, after Manly's Shane Gray also tested positive to Clenbuterol.

http://www.leaguehq.com.au/news/lhqnews ... 69738.html
 
I read about this earlier today. It's disappointing to read stories like this.

I don't know anything about the player - but it's sad to see a potential future superstar go off the rails like this so early in his career.
 
Where the Titans fans bragging about how good the Titans are? LOL!
 
broncospwn said:
Where the Titans fans bragging about how good the Titans are? LOL!

They never claimed they got good by legal means icon_thumbs_u
 
2nd u20's player caught this year.... it's a real shame
 
Nandralone stays in the system for up to 18months, so this guy either a) didn't really do his homework and/or b) thought he'd get lucky.

Obviously wants to try and get ahead of the pack, but it's a shame that he would turn to something illegal.
 

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