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“Our stance is zero tolerance. Trent is very strong on it, and so am I.”
The NRL’s current illicit substances policy allows for a first-strike warning with mandatory counselling, while a second strike permits clubs to suspend or terminate a player. However, Politis argued that even “white powder” scandals—where players appear with unidentified substances—can damage a club’s reputation and warrant dismissal.
“We want to send a message to kids, and to mums and dads, that our club has that sort of stance,” he said.
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