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AYANBADEJO SUES SUPPLEMENT MAKER
Published 3/12/2008 by Michael David Smith at ProFootballTalk.com
Former NFL player Obafemi Ayanbadejo, who has not played since he was suspended four games last year for violating the policy on steroids and related substances, has filed a lawsuit against a supplement company that he says is responsible for his positive drug test.“I took a supplement that had a banned substance in it that was not listed on the bottle,” Ayanbadejo told the San Diego Union-Tribune . “I know a lot of guys have been using that excuse. But I said from the beginning that I was going to sue the company and make sure that whoever was responsible would face the ...
China Links
Published 3/12/2008 by jbox <info@gaslampball.com> at Gaslamp Ball: Front Page Posts
... I always thought that if an athlete blamed their steroid suspension on contaminated supplements that they were lying. Turns out they really are contaminated. You know who's contaminating them? China! Read for yourself. Nutritional Supplements do contain steroids: ...
A novel approach: Sue the supplement maker
Published 3/12/2008 at Shutdown Corner
... player to claim that he tested positive for
steroids because he took a supposedly-legal supplement that somehow got tainted.
It's more commonly referred to as "the Shawne Merriman defense."
Merriman never bothered to actually go through with the lawsuit, though, which
left everyone feeling like he was full of goose manure. Ayanbadejo, however, is
going through with the lawsuit, which makes his goose manure content seem a
little lower.
From
the San Diego Union-Tribune:
“I took a supplement that had a banned ...
Wednesday Evening Hash
Published 3/12/2008 at ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog
... who Eagles fans will fixate on now that Larry Fitzgerald is off the table. Browns GM Phil Savage is about to receive his own payday. The Falcons have a familiar face at quarterback. Who has the worst group of quarterbacks in the league? Shaun Alexander says "it's all good." Former NFL back sues supplement company. Rich Cimini ...