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Message: [QUOTE="OXY-351, post: 2203695, member: 2107"] For sure. Hence my last point. Even if it is fully conensual and seems like a good idea at the time for both parties invloved, when the women wakes up in the morning and realises that her friends don't think she is a god for sleeping with an NRL player, and in fact think quite the opposite, it might be very tempting for a women to play the sexual assault card and turn herself in to the victim. If she's gone home with a couple of NRL players, it's not like she probably has the highest of morals anyway, so fabricating a story of what happened isn't beyond the realms of posibility. This isn't limited to the NRL, and I have had a close friend go through a similar experience recently. It's sad that it's come to this, but sometimes it's just not worth flopping it out any more. Bruno made a good point last night though. The players are damned if they do, and damned if they don't. If they go out and socialise with fans, they run the risk of having stories/photos turn up in the media (let's face it, the media can beat some stuff up a lot of the time, even if they players aren't doing anything overly wrong. All it takes is the allegation these days for the mud to stick). Yet if they don't socialise with fans, they are labelled as arrogant etc. [/QUOTE]

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