Jamie

Guys can get injured slipping on the side of the pool.

Scott Barrett's now injured for three to five months and he hasn't done anything.

The All Blacks is the pinnacle of my rugby season every year and so of course I'm sitting here waiting for the All Blacks but that doesn't mean that I'm not looking at Super Rugby because guess where they get the players from?

1500 meters gold medal at the olympic day the devlin sports podcast network mailbag time ladies and gentlemen and thank you so much for all of the feedback that you give us we read it all we don't agree with it all but i certainly love the fact that you take the time here we go jamie

And we'll go right back to Brendan Nell last week.

And Brendan talking about the steroid use in South Africa, the story all around that.

Pressure 79.

Why has this issue been downplayed in South Africa?

If schoolboys are filtering through into other teams, does this culture of using just disappear?

It's a question that a lot of people have asked.

And it dovetails into the book of Leviticus this week from Hanley 2011.

who says, hi Martin, hope you and Jamie are well.

I'm a medical professional.

He goes on to explain anabolic steroids, what they do to your body, whether there's any residual effect, and the doctors that are arguing about that.

He goes on to a couple of other things I want to mention as well, which is his belief that the top sides of Super Rugby, URC, French 14, would all actually be competitive.

But just in terms of the drug thing, because we've got a lot of comments about this, about, hey, you can't downplay if school kids are taking it.

Does that mean if you beef up at the age of 16 that you still retain that at the age of 22, 23 going into a senior side?

I look at the baseballers, okay?

And the baseballers are just notorious for taking drugs.

And you look at the Sammy Sosa, Mark McGuire, home run race chase of 1998.