Houllier insists there is 'no drugs problem'

Liverpool manager Gerard Houllier claims there is no drugs problem in the English game.

Tue, 23 Dec, 2003 - 17:11

Liverpool manager Gerard Houllier claims there is no drugs problem in the English game.

The Anfield chief’s comments come in the wake of the Rio Ferdinand saga, with the Manchester United defender facing an eight-month ban after failing to take a drugs test earlier this season.

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