Mensing speaks out on drugs ban
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Your support makes all the difference.Hamilton midfielder Simon Mensing has claimed he is "completely innocent" after he finished his four-week suspension for failing a drugs test.
The 28-year-old tested positive for methylhexaneamine and returned from his five-match ban in Saturday's 1-1 draw with Dundee United.
"I should make it clear that I would never have taken any banned substance and made every effort to check in advance that the dietary supplement I did take was clean. I am glad it has been recognised by the anti-doping authority that I did not know that the supplement was contaminated," Mensing said.
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