Thread: Wellness programme - Should there be a review?
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Old 12-22-2008, 01:08 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Noid View Post
Has anyone actually said anything about Brian Kendrick being the man for being addicted to marijuana for you to put those words into their mouths? Probably not.

Personally, I think there should definitely be a review to the wellness policy. Any policy should be undergo some sort of moderation from time-to-time. Pot smoking should probably be included as something suspension worthy, so that guys like Kendrick get a little more worried about being caught. Also, it seems to be like guys can be caught out on technicalities. Those sort of things could probably be ironed out.

Testing should also be more regular. It seems guys are done randomly, which is great, but some people (like Jeff Hardy and William Regal) should be under a more watchful eye. Wasn't Bruce Pritchard getting tested weekly before he was released?
Three paragraphs that are totally off base. Impressive. The review isn't about how the policy is carried out but the time line. If wrestler x gets caught with drugs twice in one year and then five years later he get caught again, do they fire him, or is there a reset after a handful of years?

But no, you go and answer question no one asked. Also, KK was just making fun of Brian Kindrick, not any particular poster, settle down.
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