Dean Robinson ... introduced Stephen Dank to the AFL. Source: Wayne Ludbey / News Limited
AFL investigators have examined every email sent by the man who brought controversial sports scientist Stephen Dank into the league.
The team has analysed all correspondence from high-performance manager Dean Robinson at the three clubs - Geelong, Gold Coast and Essendon - where he has worked since 2007.
Robinson, who was stood down by the Bombers in February, introduced Dank to Windy Hill last year and Dank was placed in charge of the club's supplements program.
Dank worked part-time alongside Robinson at Gold Coast in 2010, but he was never employed by Geelong, where Robinson worked from 2007-2010.
The forensic examination involves a search through the computer files of each club.
While the Cats and Suns are yet to officially hear the result of the investigation into their high-performance departments where Robinson played a key role, they are understood to have been cleared of any problems.
AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou on Tuesday confirmed the sports science program of every other club in the league had been examined since the Essendon drugs scandal broke.
"We have audited every club's use of supplements, and we've got those results back and we are comfortable with what is being administered at present," Demetriou said.
"We have also banned the use of IVs and we have restricted the use of injections.
"We have asked all people at football clubs to register their backgrounds and their CVs and what sports they have worked in.
"We have gone great lengths to mitigate the risk of this happening again."
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