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Well I just hope it comes to nothing - hardly the press the club and sport need.

The only mention of it I've heard is on this thread. What news sites are people reading?

Never mind, found it now.

Doesn't seem like there's too much to say anyway. Still, probably best to keep the rumour mill under control. You know how it goes, You can hear them in the school yard,In the scrap yard, In the chip shop, In the phone box, In the pool hall, At the shoe store, Every corner turn around.......

Excellent work sir!

Hmm, will be interesting to see what comes of this. of course if they played the round ball game they'd have nothing to worry about

here is a link to the BBC article: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8469513.stm I hope that nothing comes from this and all is well at the club, because they dont need press like this, and niether does the sport on a whole.

here is a link to the BBC article: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8469513.stm I hope that nothing comes from this and all is well at the club, because they dont need press like this, and niether does the sport on a whole.

What makes you say that? Marlon King might disagree.......

As a giants fan its hard to take. the club and the sport doesn't need this and i just hope it comes to nothing and the players can get back on track for this year. the papers say helping the police and it is earlt stages but the sport doesn't need this bad press.

what about the other person involved?

Quote ="Frosties."here is a link to the BBC article: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8469513.stm I hope that nothing comes from this and all is well at the club, because they dont need press like this, and niether does the sport on a whole.'" The sport only gets any major press when it is bad press, you know this by now.

Quote ="Frosties."here is a link to the BBC article: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8469513.stm I hope that nothing comes from this and all is well at the club, because they dont need press like this, and niether does the sport on a whole.'" The sport only gets any major press when it is bad press, you know this by now.

They should just take one for the team. Best interests of the sport etc.

Classic.

I lost interest when I read that a woman from Newcastle may be involved.

Anyone ever been for a night down the 'Bigg Market'???? It's like a Jeremy Kyle audience pi5s up! More tarts than Mr Kiplings pantry.

Now I know why a cheery old bloke was telling me why he loved Geordies soo much. He couldn’t tell me the full details in front of his wife though could he?

Just heard on BBC news that they've been released on bail pending further inquiries

When the coach suggested the team take on traits from the NRL this isnt what he meant

I'ts every other week in oz something like this hits the news, kiss and tell is a growing market their as well so my cousin says, hope it does'nt take off here, be interesting to see what the full story is though, you never get this in womans sport do you? interesting?

at the police station she said " I`ve been graped"

"dont you mean raped? " came the reply.

NO ! she answered..."there was a bunch of them"

I`ll get my coat...

Well, it least it's got Bill McLaren off the 'rugby' headlines ....

Yep, suddenly Rugby League is a sport worthy of nationwide coverage.

Was Sean Long the last man to make the back pages?

Probably, alongside Gleeson. If not it will have been Bailey and Walker, I remember that being on the main evening news.