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you implied they were carc
anything other than a straight out consensual group sex session would be gang rape
bullshyte.
Try reading it again.
you implied they were carc
anything other than a straight out consensual group sex session would be gang rape
so you are agreeing with me that the weight of evidence clearly shows this was a bout of consensual group sex then?
if so i apologise
"I HAVE a daughter myself." With these five words, NRL star Preston Campbell last night spoke about the shame of Cronulla's sex romp in 2002, when players engaged in group sex with a 19-year-old woman.
Campbell, the Gold Coast player who was the Sharks' hooker for that season, last night said he "felt" for the woman and said "she must have been fighting and scared".
ABC program Four Corners on Monday night revealed the woman - known as Clare - has remained traumatised and suicidal since the incident in a Christchurch hotel.
Four New Zealand police travelled to Sydney to investigate the incident. Channel 9 star Matthew Johns admitted being involved, but no charges were laid.
"I have a daughter (aged 12) myself," Campbell said last night. "If it happened to my daughter I'd want some answers from police.
"I feel for the woman . . . whether she was scared or not. She must have been fighting.
"It must have been difficult for her at the time to deal with it. She must be struggling to get over it. Suicide (threats) shows that. It's hard not to think about her."
Campbell and then Sharks teammate Nick Graham stressed they were not in the room at the time of the incident and hoped the entire 40-man Sharks squad that travelled to NZ wouldn't be tainted by the sex scandal.
"I wasn't part of it. I hope we're not all tainted. I hope they're not looking at me. All I remember is coming back to Sydney and being interviewed by police," Campbell said.
"I hadn't done anything wrong but that was still nerve-racking."
Graham stressed yesterday he was not in the room during the incident.
"I think we are all tainted by it. I'm still blown away by it," he said
Maybe you are letting your opposition to just about everything Backflips types on this forum to cloud your judgement. No one is saying that this woman should have been subjected to what she did, but to paint her as an innocent victim is far from the truth. A fair question to her would be, how much did 4 corners pay her?
I fail to see if this woman is so emotionally disturbed as she is trying to make out 7 years after the incident, how is putting herself on national TV going to make it nay better?
Nice of presto (who wasn't there) to say she was "fighting". He doesn't know that, I don't know that. He should shut his gob and go back to being a speed bump for the titans.
I saw the program last night. No question it's unbalanced reporting and a hatchet job. Still a grubby incident though - doesn't help the current guys at all. Hopefully the current guys can see how easy it is these days to be stitched up and don't put themselves in that position.
campbell says he wasnt there in response to the media witch hunt going after him
of course he is going to give a bunch of PC platitudes lest he be burnt at the stake of sexual morality
I don't have a problem with Presto distancing himself from it. I would do the same and he can even pass judgement and call them a bunch of grubby ar$eholes for participating imo. I do have a massive issue with him saying "she must have been fighting and scared" though. That implies rape and was a stupid thing to say - he was not there.That is my biggest gripe.
They did this...and now it looks like one bloke will pay for all of them.
...and my footy club is copping it from all directions.
I have no problem with Preston or any player distancing themselves from this incident.
I would do the exact same thing .
What does sludge do to "clear" his name from the group of players who had consensual sex with a town bike?
town bike?
Another imbecile has joined the discussion!you really do live in a glass house don't you