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Message: [QUOTE="Kaz, post: 2455250, member: 1843"] Major Bulldogs sponsor comes to defence of beleaguered players in the wake of Mad Monday antics As Canterbury-Bankstown handed their report on their Mad Monday antics into the NRL, the club's major sponsor defended the players in question and claimed women are subject to same shabby treatment in Sydney pubs. And new Cronulla signing Luke Lewis believes the players should stick together and not give the culprits up. +++++++++++++++ Further down the page. ____________________ Gary Johnston, head of the Bulldogs' major sponsor Jaycar, went on radio on Wednesday to defend the players's right to privacy But Johnston went on to compare the Bulldogs' Mad Monday antics to what can be expected in Sydney pubs and clubs "What they said was outrageous but they're only young blokes. And in every pub in Sydney you can come across that language," said Johnston. "It doesn't make it right, it just makes it the reality of what it is. "If a woman walks into some bars in Sydney, she will be ogled. "[B]She will be treated as an object and that's the way it is[/B]. She doesn't have to walk into those bars. [URL]http://www.foxsports.com.au/league/nrl-premiership/major-bulldogs-sponsor-comes-to-defence-of-beleaguered-players-in-the-wake-of-mad-monday-antics/story-fn2mcuj6-1226487642827[/URL] Full interview can be heard here. [URL]http://soundcloud.com/sydney-live/gary-johnston-owner-of-jaycar[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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