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Storm winger Sandor Earl announces retirement – Wide World of Sports
‘Transitioning is never easy’
The rollercoaster career of Sandor Earl has come to end with the Melbourne Storm winger announcing his retirement.
Earl, 31, made his NRL debut back in 2009 and will leave rugby league after 56 games across the Roosters, Panthers, Raiders and Storm.
The winger endured an up and down career, making headlines around the country when he copped a four-year ban for peptide trafficking as part of an ASADA investigation back in 2013.
After serving his lengthy ban, Earl was handed an NRL lifeline by the…
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