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Cronulla back-rower Wade Graham on Monday became the first player interviewed by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority as it investigates possible use of banned drugs by the NRL club in 2011.
Graham fronted investigators in the city a day after his side’s 24-8 defeat by Canterbury, their fourth straight loss.
It’s understood Graham was the only player to be interviewed on Monday as ASADA investigators tested the waters on the process, with at least nine more expected to face interviews in coming days.
ASADA is investigating use of peptides in the club’s supplements regime during the 2011 season, while sports scientist Stephen Dank was employed by the club.
Dank has strongly maintained he never recommended any banned substance.
Graham joined the Sharks at the start of 2011.
There is no suggestion the former Penrith junior has done anything wrong.
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