Simondo the temporary AFL CEO has a new offer for Essendon (

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Players: 1 week suspension to players who aren't certain what they were administered - to be served in the 2014 home & away season, and can be served at any stage. Essendon to submit a roster of when players will serve the suspensions. The suspensions are designed to be a warning to players, to be aware of what they are receiving. No fines for the players. Players deemed ineligible for the Brownlow Medal in 2014. (although I'm willing to be flexible on the Brownlow issue - if the Players Association kicks up...)
Essendon Football Club: $1M fine - for bringing the game into disrepute, paid to the AFL, to cover costs, with funds transferred to WADA & ASADA to cover their costs.
James Hird & Co: $20,000 fines to the individuals for bringing the game into disrepute, on the basis that insufficient records were kept, and the surrounding uncertainty of what was actually administered, and the 'potential' to harm players.
No other sanctions, and a note saying that the players are "not guilty", on the technical basis that they can't determine what was administered, and that players have neither tested positive to any banned substances. Staff and club are "not guilty" of administering banned substances, but fined on the basis of poor record keeping, potential to endanger the players, etc etc...
Case Closed...