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Kevin and Pat Williams plan to subpoena Bills
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Kevin and Pat Williams plan to subpoena Bills
Tue, 28 Apr 2009 06:44:27 -0700Brian Murphy, of the Pioneer Press, reports Minnesota Vikings DL Kevin Williams and DL Pat Williams plan to subpoena the Buffalo Bills to produce documents about the dietary supplement at the center of their fight to overturn four-game suspensions the NFL imposed after they tested positive for a banned substance. The Williamses want to question the Bills about StarCaps and whether team officials advised players about the weight-loss product, which was contaminated with a prescription drug that can be used to mask steroids. Peter Ginsberg, the attorney representing the Williamses in their federal lawsuit against the NFL, said during a hearing last week that StarCaps were "freely distributed" in the Bills locker room and that "a number" of players used StarCaps.
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Re: Kevin and Pat Williams plan to subpoena Bills
It's really strange that a number of Bills' players didn't test positive for whatever alleged banned substance is in StarCaps. Perhaps the poor, innocent Williams boys were ingesting other substances as well.
And "everyone else was doing it" has never proven to be a real strong defense. Everyone else didn't get caught.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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Originally posted by Jan ReimersIt's really strange that a number of Bills' players didn't test positive for whatever alleged banned substance is in StarCaps. Perhaps the poor, innocent Williams boys were ingesting other substances as well.
And "everyone else was doing it" has never proven to be a real strong defense. Everyone else didn't get caught.
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Originally posted by THATHURMANATORJUST GREAT THE BILLS ARE DRUG DEALERS NOW
it doesn't say the team gave them the drugs. It says they were distributed in the locker room and their case is the team is responsible to educate the players that the dietary pill contained a banned substance.
this case is about the chain of information breaking down and the players are asserting the team didn't meet their responsibility so the fault is being placed wrongly.
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Originally posted by Typ0I thought they were just cited for using a masking agent.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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Originally posted by Typ0I thought they were just cited for using a masking agent.
I agree with Jan - if it was in such abundant supply in Buffalo's locker room, then why hasn't anyone else tested positive for it?
I'm wondering if this was the situation: back when Pat Williams was on the team, this StarCaps was distributed freely. However, after Pat Williams went to the Vikings, the NFL started banning this substance and Pat Williams just never realized the substance (the masking agent) was in StarCaps. I'd have to imagine that at that point, the Bills were not distributing them freely, after it was banned.
That's the only logical path of action to me, considering no known Bills players were involved with the StarCaps thing."Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
- Nicholas Cummings
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Originally posted by Typ0because testing is random and everyone isn't necessarily tested.
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Re: Kevin and Pat Williams plan to subpoena Bills
Originally posted by Dying_-2-_LiveThis is a bunch of bull... All Pat is attempting to due is place blame on this franchise.
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Re: Kevin and Pat Williams plan to subpoena Bills
Originally posted by pinkdogg32possible, but more likely, especially if they've supposedly been handing this substance out for 5 years, is that the Bills either A) stopped when it became illegal or B) never did at all
or that it wasn't the organization itself it was another player or group of players who have also moved on. Like I said above though that doesn't necessarily admonish the organization of responsibility.
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