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Right now, there's a"calm before the following storm" of barbs certainto come following a Minnesota court holds a hearing forthe anti-trust fit the (former) NFLPA has filed in opposition tothe NFL, set for April six.
Whilst the NFL continues to (in my view, wrongly) paint themselves asthe aggrieved party in this fight, the gamershaven't done much of something.
The NFL may have quietly landed an additional solid physiqueblow in the public relations battle this week when reportssurfaced that the owners will want Human Growth Hormonetesting as part of the new Collective Bargaining Arrangement. Formerly, HGH was abanned substance within the NFL, but therehave been no tests in location to detect it.
Having made their desire to implement testing public, the owners have added an additional bargaining chip to theirstack. I am sure the owners are sincere in sayingthey want testing in location to be able to protect theintegrity with the game, but muchmore essential to them will be the reality that theymay now be able to pull it off the table in order to obtainthe players to budge on adifferent issue.
In the event the players resist the want to insert HGHtesting publicly, it casts doubt within the eyes of many fansthat the players are, for your most component, clean.Of course, we know that's not entirelycorrect, but I must as soon as once more bring up the whole "perception isreality" issue. Most people are likely to createa snap judgement that because gamers don't want HGHtesting, it means they wish to possess the option tomake use of it. It is similar towards the ofteninaccurate assumption that if you refuse a lie-detector test, youhave something to conceal. It is a shallowgeneralization.
April six will only bring yet another date to wait for,and then an additional. Meanwhile, as gamers around thewhole do nothing, the NFL P.R. machine is cranked up and rolling.Public viewpoint began overwhelmingly in favor of the players, but they've carried out nothing totake care of it. The owners have acquired a little bitof ground with their P.R. assault, but obviously by now, most areangry with both sides and just want it to become over.Count me in with that group, even if I do tend to aspect morewith the players on most problems.