FA bans unnamed player for drugs
The Football Association has banned an unnamed player for six months after he twice tested positive for cocaine.
The player first returned a positive finding early in 2004 and appeared before a disciplinary hearing in August of the same year.
He was ordered to reappear in April 2005 while his case was reviewed but was caught again when drug-testers swooped between October and December.
UK Sport claim the player received his ban and a fine in December.
In a similar case, another unnamed player has been given a suspended six-month ban after twice testing positive for marijuana.
He was due to re-appear before a disciplinary commission in September 2004 after returning a positive finding but he too was target-tested and was found to have used the drug again.
The FA have given him a conditional suspension of six months, suspended for two years.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/4180925.stm
The Football Association has banned an unnamed player for six months after he twice tested positive for cocaine.
The player first returned a positive finding early in 2004 and appeared before a disciplinary hearing in August of the same year.
He was ordered to reappear in April 2005 while his case was reviewed but was caught again when drug-testers swooped between October and December.
UK Sport claim the player received his ban and a fine in December.
In a similar case, another unnamed player has been given a suspended six-month ban after twice testing positive for marijuana.
He was due to re-appear before a disciplinary commission in September 2004 after returning a positive finding but he too was target-tested and was found to have used the drug again.
The FA have given him a conditional suspension of six months, suspended for two years.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/4180925.stm