Sandor Earl considers suing over drugs slur Raiders winger Sandor Earl has denied any wrongdoing in relation to his treatment of injury Source: The Daily Telegraph CANBERRA winger Sandor Earl has denied any wrongdoing and begun investigating his legal options in response to allegations he was under investigation by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) for being treated with peptides at a private clinic. Earl, who was recalled to the Raiders' NRL team this week following an injury to Edrick Lee, issued a statement through the Raiders today in which he said he was stunned at the report on the Nine Network, which suggested he had been given peptides in 2011 without the knowledge of his then-club, Penrith. ASADA is currently investigating the use of supplements across the NRL. I was shocked at the allegations raised last night and I absolutely deny any wrongdoing. Earl said. My solicitors have already begun investigating defamation procedures The Raiders also issued a statement saying they would continue to cooperate with the ASADA investigation. ASADA has put interviews with players on hold because of concerns they will receive little cooperation. "The Canberra Raiders have always co-operated and will continue to do so with ASADA," Raiders chief executive Don Furner said. ASADA have been the ones carrying out the investigation and it has to run its course. The NRL has made it clear that if ASADA brings forward evidence to issue an infraction notice then they will act immediately. That has not happened and we will not engage in any speculation before that - it is both unfair, improper and not an area I'd speculate on. All our players are subject to the same process as every player in both codes and will deal with the appropriate authority ASADA. Our understanding is that ASADA put its interviews on hold some weeks ago. If any of our players are requested to attend an interview with ASADA I am sure they will cooperate. The Raiders support the processes of ASADA and will stand by any of our players throughout this process.