LOL. Anyone heard the latest news (as per Channel 7 News)
The owner of the Hotel at the time said on the day of the group sex, 'Clare' came to work boasting she had sex with 2 high profile rugby union players in the toilets the night before.
Ahhh man this is falling apart for her.
Serves her right..
fair enough ... 2 nuffies and Gallen named on Nein news
Oink !
*high five* You, me and Shorty, the three evil wenches of LU. :roll:
Meanwhile many other females on this board have become suddenly silent. Hrrmm. Disappointing.
Gallen has already spoken about it. 9 didn't reveal anything new about him
one of the others was allegedly the bloke she knocked back
the other denied having sex with her when he phoned in. it will appear online soon enough
Pissed me off the front page of the papaer today, calling those who haven't come forward cowards.
Biggest cowards in this are the moral crusaders & journalists.
Not to sure if you aussies have seen this but this sheds some more light, honest light on things.
http://tvnz.co.nz/rugby-league-news/clare-bragged-sharks-sex-romp-2739066
LOL. Anyone heard the latest news (as per Channel 7 News)
The owner of the Hotel at the time said on the day of the group sex, 'Clare' came to work boasting she had sex with 2 high profile rugby union players in the toilets the night before.
Ahhh man this is falling apart for her.
Serves her right..
So Ive just seen the A-League advert for football superstar....Female fans. In bikinis. "Chasing" the football star. Pfft
Woman in NRL scandal was 'decent': boss
12:34 AEST Fri May 15 2009
The woman at the centre of a group sex scandal involving Cronulla Sharks rugby league players was a "decent, stable type with her head screwed on", her former boss says.
Keith Burgess, the woman's manager at the Racecourse Hotel in Christchurch, where the incident occurred, said he had sympathy for the woman but also for the sportsmen involved.
"It's all a big bloody mess, if you ask me," Burgess said of fresh revelations that media personality Matthew Johns was involved in the 2002 group sex incident while he was playing for Cronulla.
Several other unidentified players took part in the incident with a 19-year-old female employee of the hotel, who later complained to police.
However, a police investigation at the time found no wrongdoing and police have since said the case will not be reopened.
Mr Burgess said the woman, who had worked for him for some time, was a good, hardworking employee.
"I didn't know anything about her private life, but she's the last person you'd ever expect to be involved in this type of thing," he told AAP.
"She was a decent, stable type with her head screwed on."
But the manager said he also had sympathy for the players involved, especially Johns.
"These things are never straightforward," he said.
"I've got to say I also feel very sorry for Matthew Johns and the other boys, too.
"It must be one hell of a time for them."
Mr Burgess said the incident was a "nightmare that keeps repeating on me".
"We thought it had gone away finally, but it's back and to be honest I've had a bloody gutful of it all."
Interviewed by New Zealand's Sunday News in March 2002, Burgess said four wives and partners of the Sharks' touring party had phoned him to see if their men had been involved.
"They were obviously upset about the implications and wanted to know names and exactly what was supposed to have happened," he said at the time.
"But I couldn't help them at all because I don't know."
The other participants are under pressure to speak up after former federal sex discrimination commissioner Pru Goward labelled them cowards.
Earlier today Federal Sports Minister Kate Ellis described the group sex session as predatory, degrading and offensive.
"This is not respectful behaviour," Ms Ellis told Fairfax Radio Network, adding it was predatory behavior.
"When you have half a football team and a teenage girl, I think that's offensive and inappropriate for our sporting role models."
Gallen has already spoken about it. 9 didn't reveal anything new about him
one of the others was allegedly the bloke she knocked back
the other denied having sex with her when he phoned in. it will appear online soon enough
"This is not respectful behaviour," Ms Ellis told Fairfax Radio Network, adding it was predatory behavior.
More Sharks players named in scandal
19:30 AEST Fri May 15 2009
By ninemsn staff
More Sharks players present during a night of group sex seven years ago have been named as another claim about her involvement in multiple partner intercourse emerge.
Nine News named former Cronulla players Luke Branighan and Daniel Ninness as players who had some form of involvement with the woman, known only as Clare, at the Racecourse Hotel in Christchurch in 2002.
Branighan, who is now playing Super League in the UK, was allegedly in the room when Clare was having sex with former players Matthew Johns and Brett Firman.
When "Clare" gestured for another player to have sex with her after Johns and Firman, Branighan stepped forward.
The woman then reportedly knocked Branighan back and requested Johns to have sex with her again, to which Johns claimed he denied.
Nine News also revealed that former Sharks prop Daniel Ninness was in attendance on the night, but he has denied he participated in the group sex.
"I was present towards the end of the evening," Ninness said in a statement.
"I did not see any of the events said to have occurred and did not participate.
Ninness confirmed he went back to the woman's home after she invited him to do so but did not have sex with her.
Meanwhile another claim about the past of the woman at the centre of the scandal have been reported.
Seven News reports "Clare" once had sex with two rugby union players in a nightclub toilet.
It's the latest in a series of sordid claims related to the woman.
Tania Boyd worked with the then-19-year-old at the Racecourse Hotel in Christchurch and told Nine News she did not appear at all distressed after the incident.(Read more: Sex scandal woman "bragged about it")
"She was absolutely excited about the fact: she was bragging about it to the staff and quite willing, openly saying how she had sex with several players," Ms Boyd said.
"We were quite disgusted about it ... there was no trauma whatsoever."
The boss of both women at the time says "Clare" was a "decent, stable type with her head screwed on.
Keith Burgess, the woman's manager at the Racecourse Hotel in Christchurch, where the incident occurred, said he had sympathy for the woman but also for the sportsmen involved.(Read more: Woman in NRL scandal was "decent")
"It's all a big bloody mess, if you ask me," Burgess said.