THE AFL has sensationally today released its summary of charges against Essendon, coach James Hird, senior assistant Mark Thompson, club doctor Bruce Reid and football manager Danny Corcoran.
AFL Commission chairman Mike Fitzpatrick has also called a special meeting of the 18 club presidents for tomorrow.
League boss Andrew Demetriou will front the media at 2pm today.
The Herald Sun last Friday exclusively revealed details from the charge sheets.
The charge sheets include revelations that:
ESSENDON players were to receive 1500 injections of AOD-9604 and Thymosin and more than 16,500 doses of Colostrum and 8000 doses of Tribulus.
THE program was to push the legal limits.
THE program involved the use of allegedly "beneficial" and "exotic" compounds.
THE program's fitness strategy and use of supplements varied sharply to previous practices at Essendon.
IT involved injecting players with abnormal frequency.
THAT club figures were aware that the implementation of the program was determined without meaningful input from appropriately qualified people.
Which type of Thymosin – banned Beta 4 or permitted Thymosin Alpha is not specified in the charge sheets.
Last night, a former member of the AFL's Anti-Doping Tribunal claims he was told in February that AOD-9604 was safe and not prohibited.
Essendon champion Tim Watson today called on AFL chief Andrew Demetriou to explain why the AFL did not reveal the information earlier.
Read more at news.com.au.
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