SYDNEY, Aug 20 () - doping authorities began issuing formal allegations of possible anti-doping violations to 17 current and former rugby league players on Wednesday.
The allegations are the result of Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA)'s protracted investigation into the possible use of supplements including banned peptides in sport."ASADA today commenced issuing 'show cause' notices to current and former players from the Football Club," a statement issued by ASADA read.
"A total of 17 'show cause' notices are to be issued (and) relate to the use of prohibited substances, CJC-1295 and , during the 2011 season."
The substances CJC-1295 and are peptide hormones which promote growth and are banned under the () code.
The players must respond to the show cause notice within 10 days to explain or justify their actions.
The Sharks said five of the players were still at the club and had been offered the chance to accept a possible ban as punishment for their alleged infractions.
"The Sharks have been advised that five players currently contracted to the club have received 'show cause' notices from ASADA," said in a statement.
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