Kevin Sheedy says drugs are an ego issue. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: Herald Sun
VETERAN Greater Western Sydney coach Kevin Sheedy says he will support anything that will keep all drugs out of football and sport.
He said tomorrow's AFL drugs summit was crucial.
"It is a very important issue to be putting on the table right now after seeing what has happened with the cycling,'' Sheedy said yesterday.
With an average player age last season of 21 years and 64 days, Sheedy said he no personal evidence of drug use at his club.
"I haven't heard of anything, but to be honest sometimes the coaches are that far away that they wouldn't know.
"It's more player managers and management that know that.
"To me, as far as I'm concerned, I will just go for anything that will keep the drugs out of sport.''
Sheedy said a lot of his players were 18 and 19-year-olds and he hoped their main priority would be trying to establish their careers.
He alluded that the drug problem could be with older players.
"Sometimes when you've got blokes with a lot money, a lot of kudos and a huge ego bigger than the moon, they think they are out there with the rock and roll stars of Hollywood and the world.'' Sheedy said.
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