Chambers considers switch to rugby league

Friday 28 March 2008 21:00 EDT

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Castleford are being linked with a move for controversial sprinter Dwain Chambers. Super League's bottom club have called a press conference for Monday to make a major announcement amid speculation that they have persuaded Chambers to try his hand at rugby league

No-one was available for comment at Castleford but Damion Silk, Chambers' spokesman, confirmed that the athlete will be going to Castleford to discuss the possibility of a rugby career.

The 29-year-old was banned after testing positive for the steroid THG but recently made a comeback to the track.

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