Thread: Oz rugby league star confirms sex act with dog

NRL star confirms sex act with dog

Canberra Raiders star Joel Monaghan has confirmed that he is the player in question in a photograph that has been published on the internet featuring a sex act with a dog.

The photograph of Monaghan, a NSW and Australian representative, was taken during Canberra's Mad Monday festivities.

Monaghan issued a statement through his manager Jim Banaghan today expressing both remorse and disgust at an alcohol fuelled prank that led to images being circulated across social networks.

“Joel can’t blame anyone but himself for an act of stupidity that will haunt him for the rest of his life,” the statement said.

“Joel wants to make it clear that he was the one playing a prank on an absent team mate by simulating the act.

“There are no words of explanation that can be offered because none can be appropriate.

“Joel has to now face his family as well as fans and supporters with that shame and has already undergone counselling to help him cope with the consequences of what has happened.

“It was a moment of abject stupidity brought about by too much drink and a complete lack of any thought process.

“The fact that someone has sought to compound the situation further by the use of social media only adds to the trauma but Joel accepts that it is his actions alone that are at fault.

“He apologises unreservedly for the outrage that people feel at the moment and blames nobody but himself.

“He will meet the club over the issue and accepts that there must be ramifications but the fact is he is not in a fit emotional state to have those discussions at the moment.

“Joel is a genuinely good person who is simply shattered by a moment of sheer madness.”

Raiders CEO, Don Furner said he had not seen the picture but had been informed of its content and was investigating further.

"If he did it, it is something he will live with for the rest of his life," Furner told reporters in Canberra.

"We don't know whether it's authentic but I am as appalled as everyone else.

"If he did do it, I don't know why he would do it."

Just think how the poor dog must feel.

Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton

Just think how the poor dog must feel.

Yeah.
Having sex with an Australian?
Shamefull.

Was he giving or taking ?

Photo taken before spitting it out?

Originally Posted by Thetyim

Was he giving or taking ?

Australians take.
Kiwis give. If they can catch the sheep.

Originally Posted by oldgit

Photo taken before spitting it out?

Perhaps he really loved the dog.

sounds like a step -up after most of the OZ women ,at least the dog had teeth .lmfao..

I haven't looked but a friend told me he can't find the photo.

Just another football/rugby/baseball/basketball/golf ect. lowlife, just because they become known and make far to much money people expect them to have brains to boot, and then get shocked by their primitive antics, in many cases those guys are just doing the one and only thing they are any good at, reading, writing, behaving civilised is stretching demands beyond the possible.

Like old times Gladiators they should really be kept in cages between matches.

Can't get away with anything these days. I always thought dogs were so discreet.
Not like donkeys and sheep. They run out and tell everybody. Anyhow I thought Rugby players were supposed to do this kind of bonding stuff.

There is something disturbing about all these rugby players.

I had a friend who used to follow Nuneaton on tour. He took me to a game too

On the field theyre all punching each other and when the match was over, they're all best mates in the club downing beer.

Some big guys in there too, all with bust noses and cauliflower ears.

I left early for once

My friend used to tell me about all the games they got up to

ie, Drinking each others urine and sick from pint glasses.

Another game that involved paper in between the ass cheeks which was set on fire and the person who stopped running first was the loser

I was invited on there annual jolly to Blackpool but kindly refused



This guy won't be frowned upon in Rugby circles

The golden rule is usually- What goes on tour stays on tour !

And to be frank they can keep there tours