A FORMER work colleague of the woman at the centre of the Cronulla Sharks sex scandal involving Matthew Johns claims her co-worker bragged about the incident.
Tania Boyd has told the Nine Network that the woman in the ABC's Four Corners report, identified as "Clare'', had boasted to her workmates about bedding several players and only contacted police five days after the alleged incident.
"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,'' said Ms Boyd.
"We were quite disgusted about it. There was no trauma whatsoever.
"I'm disgusted that a woman can all of a sudden change her story from having a great time to then turning it into a terrible crime.
"One minute she was absolutely bragging about it, she did not know names. These names only came to light to us in the last day.
"We all just thought it was hilarious until five days later the police came to work and were horrified she had now changed her story to say she was now a victim of crime.
this topic has had more discussion than the budget.......here AND in mainstream media.
Rubbish. Your post was perfectly clearly sarcastic. Could I again ask you the question? Do you find it incomprehensible that any woman might be attracted to the idea of group sex and be prepared to engage therein if the opportunity presented itself?You seem to have mis-read my post. Can't you see I have recanted? This girl obviously seduced the guys.
Duckman, you are one of my very favourite people, but with respect, your original condemnation of Wabbitt's quite objective post indicated that your own view was very black and white, i.e. white re the girl and very, very black re the blokes. My apologies if I have misunderstood you. I know you to usually be very fair minded.I can imagine that in your world Pappon, there is only right or wrong, black and white, yes and no. Unfortunately, here on Earth, there are many degrees of grey.
You posted the above comment as an attack on the girl involved. It could very easily be said about Matty Johns. Stop blaming others for where you find yourself. Can you see the shades of grey?
Duckman
(PS I'm beginning to think that you've never Group Tango'd!)
In other words she wants revenge.I have just watched the ABC programme after having read this post. It seems that the girl has come forward to the ABC, or at least was prepared to talk publically now, because she is at the 'Angry' stage of the grief cycle - she wants the wives and girlfriends to know what their men are capable of.
Did they? I must have missed that.You guys who say the girls are asking for it by getting drunk and wearing sexy clothes.
She went with both of them to the hotel room, Prospector. Would you do that if you were intending to have sex with just one of them? What did she imagine the other one was going to do?Ask yourself this:
If a girl is drunk and is with two guys and agrees to have sex but with one of them, not the other, but the two guys secretly tag each other, and she has sex unkowingly with both, is that rape?
Metric, I have posted an answer to your above question in the Budget highlights thread courtesy Money Morning.for instance...you still dont know who australia is borrowing all this money from, do you....!
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From what I understand she did not consent to have sex with all of those players and Johns knew that.
Yes, indeed. Or what reaction would everyone have had if the footy team had decided to have it off with a homosexual male? Would he also have automatically been a victim, or could he have been a willing participant?wonders if it was the ladies team mauling some young man if there would be the same reaction
Not true at all. Several teachers have been charged for just such offences.no. just like female teachers get off for molesting boys...
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Ah, but who is to know what their relationship consists of? They may have a so called 'open marriage', not as uncommon as you may imagine.I do, the other people involved, some being club officials, are pretty gutless. But maybe they dont get that what they have done is wrong.
But sometimes in life it is not the things you might do illegally that get you unstuck, but the things you do that are morally wrong. Especially, as in this case, he has been used as a mentor to younger players. It is desperately sad for his wife and children; but she has chosen to stay with him - I dont think I could even bear to look at him again knowing what he did - and maybe whatever else has happened.
It can be difficult for some men to understand the sheer power that men can have over women. Power that translates to inability to scream, move, or do anything. Kind of like the way animals, when dazzled by a light seem to lack the ability to move. They simply freeze on the spot. Particularly 19 year old women with well bulked men in their twenties - thirties. En masse. Add to that mix alcohol.
I understand that the ABC do not pay people they use in their stories.
Surely if group sex is a team building exercise, it would make more sense if the guys had group sex with each other rather than let groupies, with whom they have nothing in common, join in the fun.
Surely if group sex is a team building exercise, it would make more sense if the guys had group sex with each other rather than let groupies, with whom they have nothing in common, join in the fun.
Perhaps not, Disarray. But that's not to say our footballers don't seek to emulate certain Spartan practices.this isn't sparta julia
Could I again ask you the question? Do you find it incomprehensible that any woman might be attracted to the idea of group sex and be prepared to engage therein if the opportunity presented itself.
I have no idea. I have been out of touch for too long to have any expertise on the sexual appetites on modern young women. But in regard to the women I do know I find it highly unlikely. Kiwi women may be different.
You really are naive Calliope.I have no idea. I have been out of touch for too long to have any expertise on the sexual appetites on modern young women. But in regard to the women I do know I find it highly unlikely. Kiwi women may be different.
You really are naive Calliope.
To educate you, here's a report on the "dating" culture of todays young women.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/295808
"Dating culture is dead - instead, young New Zealand women are regularly getting drunk and cruising around in packs looking for men to have sex with.
That's one of the findings of a TVNZ Sunday investigation into the sexual behaviour of New Zealand women. The programme makers did the story after Kiwi women last year topped the Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey as the world's most promiscuous."
By the way, have you ever seen the show Ladettes to Ladies?
The Sunday Star-Times' Being a Bloke survey last year found that 29% of the 5000 men surveyed felt they had been pressured into having sex or had had sex unwillingly.
"..Woman at centre of Matthew Johns sex scandal bragged about exploit..." co-worker
Tania Boyd has told the Nine Network that the woman in the ABC's Four Corners report, identified as "Clare'', had boasted to her workmates about bedding several players and only contacted police five days after the alleged incident.
"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,'' said Ms Boyd.
"We were quite disgusted about it. There was no trauma whatsoever.
"I'm disgusted that a woman can all of a sudden change her story from having a great time to then turning it into a terrible crime.
"One minute she was absolutely bragging about it, she did not know names. These names only came to light to us in the last day.
"We all just thought it was hilarious until five days later the police came to work and were horrified she had now changed her story to say she was now a victim of crime.
"It was definitely consensual, absolutely.
"She is saying she is still traumatised etcetera, well she wasn't for five days, or four days at least, after that affair.
"I can't work out what's happened. Does it take five days for it to sink in?''
You really are naive Calliope.
To educate you, here's a report on the "dating" culture of todays young women.
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