Almost two months on, the FA remain silent over Manchester City defender Kolo Toure's failed drugs test.
The Daily Mail says no word about the banned substance - believed to be in his wife's diet pills, according to Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger - nor whether a test of the B sample has taken place, how long the process will continue or when a hearing is due.
The regulations allow for a player to be given as long as he wants to gather evidence for his defence.
But some of the transparency the FA were promising upon David Bernstein's appointment as chairman would help in such a high-profile drugs case.
