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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
07 Sept 2016, 09:36
#1
07 Sept 2016, 09:36#1
The Chiefs family-friendly image is going up in flames thanks to the boorish behaviour of their players at a year end function now being dubbed Mad Monday which included a stripper.

Chiefs CEO Andrew Flexman hasn't exactly helped defuse the situation with his own dumb comments where he's basically blaming the stripper (named Scarlette) rather than the players who were groping her and exposing themselves to her.

Seems Scarlette herself is in a bit of trouble for breaking the stripper agency rules about no touching and for agreeing to perform indecent "extra" services that the players were demanding.

This is going to be a tough one for the Chiefs to live down and they are already starting to lose sponsors . To Brycy and the other Chiefs fans, good luck with Baboon-ou!

LMAO!
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WardadPro6,663 posts
07 Sept 2016, 10:11
#2
07 Sept 2016, 10:11#2
 Meh storm in a C-cup .But not a good thing never the less . So hows the quest for a Super title going then ?
JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
07 Sept 2016, 14:17
#3
07 Sept 2016, 14:17#3
 It will mean the Chiefs lay down the law about celebrations, drinking, etc. It will blow over. No worries about Beeno, he's still working on his pregame excuses for this coming weekend
CL
CleanCutPro9,905 posts
07 Sept 2016, 14:55
#4
07 Sept 2016, 14:55#4
 Just a little fun for the boys. 
Completely harmless if you ask me



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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
07 Sept 2016, 15:16
#5
07 Sept 2016, 15:16#5
 Agreed, they probably got a bit excited, but so what. Enough of this PC nonsense.
JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
07 Sept 2016, 18:29
#6
07 Sept 2016, 18:29#6
 Chiefs cleared of charges
Link to article

In the end some blokes letting off steam & an opportunistic stripper who thought she could get some extra cash and attention. Doesn't fit the image rugby teams want as they try to appeal to families and kids so a slap on the knuckles was i ssued.
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
07 Sept 2016, 19:13
#7
07 Sept 2016, 19:13#7
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaahaha......Lochte  bombs again. Early foot in the mouth  Lochte. This reminds me of the time he condemned  Cronje for abusing Quinton Davids racially, only to eat his words as the accusation unraveled.
I guess if you are untrustworthy yourself, you believe the worst in others.
Apologize to Chiefs fans Lochte.
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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
07 Sept 2016, 19:35
#8
07 Sept 2016, 19:35#8
Oh look, it's an omelette with a red face!
LMAO!
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
07 Sept 2016, 22:28
#9
07 Sept 2016, 22:28#9
Apologize  to the Chiefs RooiLochte......while I'm rolling in the aisles. Does anybody get it more wrong more often.....check your Probable Bok team for another example.

LMAOFY!
MO
moolaaPro2,380 posts
07 Sept 2016, 22:53
#10
07 Sept 2016, 22:53#10
 As long as they don't get strippered of their 2 titles, I'm not worried....
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WardadPro6,663 posts
07 Sept 2016, 23:53
#11
07 Sept 2016, 23:53#11
 I suppose them boys should be sitting at home twattering away about how much they love their missus [ not that theres anything wrong with that !] and washing their hair or summat ,How very naughty of them fit hormonally over-endowed blokes to be touching some naked paid for stripper inches from their wee nosies .Thats not at all like young blokes is it ?Too true Moola cant take that off em.
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
08 Sept 2016, 15:08
#12
08 Sept 2016, 15:08#12
 Apologize to the Chiefs Lochte.....you were wrong and rushed to judgement. Decency demands an apology.
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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
08 Sept 2016, 15:22
#13
08 Sept 2016, 15:22#13
Listen Moffie, you bitter and vengeful little child, if you're so upset by this incident then write a very strongly worded letter to the stuff.co.nz website where I quoted those articles from. You can stamp your little foot and demand an apology from them.

I wasn't wrong. The incident with the stripper did happen, the Chiefs CEO made some very stupid statements and the franchise is very embarrassed by the incident. So what in my articles . . . or should I say, the stuff.co.nz articles . . . was actually wrong, little petulant crybaby? Huh?

I know you're feeling very angry because of all the egg you've collected onto your fat face this week but don't blame me . . . I'm not the one who claimed to have some clever solution to "deep six" the spam and I'm not the one who slagged off Warren Whiteley only to suddenly claim him as my captain of choice. You did all that to yourself so get off the floor, wipe those angry little tears from your eyes and learn to control your temper in future.

Okay? There's a big boy! Run along now . . .
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
08 Sept 2016, 15:44
#14
08 Sept 2016, 15:44#14
Hahahahaha.....what has Whiteley to do with your rush to judgement about the Chiefs. Stop blubbering, you falsely  accused a whole team....apologize Lochte.
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
08 Sept 2016, 22:15
#15
08 Sept 2016, 22:15#15
Rotten kiwi rugby is continually dogged by sordid events. If its not cheating its boozing and now this. Of course attempts will be made to exonerate these hooligans but they are only being themselves.  
How long can kiwi rugby louts be tolerated on wonders!Meh storm in a C-cup grunts that well know neanderthal! Bwahahhahahahahahahaha
You can be sure these kbbs will defend all corruption and misdemeanours and even applaud them. 
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
09 Sept 2016, 00:08
#16
09 Sept 2016, 00:08#16
A day late and a dollar short....up your game HasBeen.  
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WardadPro6,663 posts
09 Sept 2016, 00:20
#17
09 Sept 2016, 00:20#17
 Yes beandik how terrible of them ,maybe they should have formed a sewing circle and swapped vegan recipes .As if you give a sh!t about some stripper with your holier than though crap.I suppose it could have been worse ,at least they didnt run rampant with an axe or shoot their own kids or some poor bloody farm worker eh ? Glass houses and all that beandikhead .
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bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
09 Sept 2016, 05:31
#18
09 Sept 2016, 05:31#18
  Chiefs scandal: Police want to speak to stripper


Chiefs scandal: Police want to speak to stripper 11:56 AM Friday Sep 9, 2016
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    More allegations about what happened at the Chiefs' players function have emerged. Photo / File

    Police want to interview the stripper at the centre of the Chiefs end-of-year party scandal after fresh allegations emerged today.

    A spokeswoman confirmed given what had been reported today they would again see if there was any information she wished to give police.

    The woman involved, known as Scarlette, told Radio New Zealand of "a pack mentality'' among the players.

    Radio NZ interviewed Scarlette last month, but did not air the full interview. The station has today released more of it, in which she made further allegations.

    Scarlette alleged one player touched her vagina "multiple times with me telling him not to and eventually having to fight him off". She continued, "that didn't deter him though - he kept going.

    "Then during all of that they just crowded in on me, real pack mentality kind of a thing."

    She alleged the players tried to pull their penises out, "which I don't do".

    "They were throwing gravel at me during the time as well. I'd normally stop just from that but I felt that I couldn't stop because I've been in situations before where I've been held in rooms and a knife held to me and I just didn't want this one to go that way.

    "If you show your vulnerability they do attack it."

    Police today said they had twice approached the woman after she raised concerns about the behaviour of players at the end-of-year rugby function.

    Continued below.

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    At the time the woman was offered further information and support by police. However, based on those discussions, which included consideration of her wishes and the information available to them, police were not able to take the matter further.

    "Given what has been reported in the media today we will again see if there is any further information she wishes to provide for police to assess," said the spokeswoman.

    The allegations made by Scarlette have rocked the nation and New Zealand Rugby chief executive Steve Tew last night admitted the scandal had not been appropriately dealt with.

    His comment followed the release of a letter signed by a group of prominent New Zealand women that urged the game's administrators to tidy up their act.

    The open letter to New Zealand Rugby was signed by 25 women, including Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner Dr Jackie Blue and Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy.

    Tew last night acknowledged "recent events show we have not got it right".

    NZR investigated claims that members of the Chiefs rugby team inappropriately touched, licked and threw alcohol and gravel at at Scarlette during "Mad Monday" celebrations after their season ended.

    The players have been given a formal warning, which will sit as a "black mark" on their records.

    The inquiry concluded that although the performance was legal and consensual, it was wrong for professional rugby teams to engage in such events and said players had to take collective responsibility.

    - NZ Herald

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    RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 11:01
    #19
    09 Sept 2016, 11:01#19
    Hmmm . . . reading some of the New Zealand websites, I can't help wonder if this whole Strippergate scandal is in fact just the "storm in a C cup" that some are trying to make it out to be.

    Why have the Chiefs lost 2 sponsors if it's just a few guys having normal healthy fun? Why are they using terms like "rocked the nation", why is the NZRU CEO Steve Tew apologizing and why are the police getting involved?

    Can we get a recap of the posters here who condone this kind of behaviour? So far I make it Wardad, Just_win, Klown, moolaa and Moffie who don't have a problem with players from a high-profile rugby team surrounding a woman, man-handling her, touching her inappropriately, throwing things at her and pulling their d!cks out.

    Anyone else?
    DB
    DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 11:13
    #20
    09 Sept 2016, 11:13#20
     Enough smoke here to start looking for the fire.
    BR
    BrycyPro4,671 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 11:23
    #21
    09 Sept 2016, 11:23#21
     ...allegations yr making couldn't be substantiated,..no one to corroborate the strippers story so basically it's just hearsay...  and she doesn't want to lay any complaint with the police... she now "wants to be left alone and, once again, she asks media to respect her privacy."...draw yr own conclusions...
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    RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 11:31
    #22
    09 Sept 2016, 11:31#22
    Brycy, since when does providing links to articles constitute "making allegations"?

    Are you adding your name to the list of posters who think this is nothing but a storm in a C cup and the Chiefs players acted with honour?
    BO
    BokBFClub Pro421 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 12:03
    #23
    09 Sept 2016, 12:03#23
     Even if only part of these allegations are true it would constitute pathetic behaviour and poor leadership by older players and management.

    It can only reinforce the belief that New Zealanders are in A* class on the field but have major issues once off the field.

     

    Not what you would expect from professionals. Glad it was not the ABs as the game does not need the football image.

    BE
    Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 12:15
    #24
    09 Sept 2016, 12:15#24
     Well done rooitwit for bringing all this shocking behaviour into the light is a job very well done.Dr Mozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz is wondering how I nearly always get it right concerning the loutish kbbs!  Hahahahahahahahahahaha Its easy because I know louts when I see em.Beeno getting it right yet again.
    A hearty thanks to Bob who settled the issue with his post of that article!
    BokBF scores a 50% for obvious reasons.
    GE
    generaltitPro3,164 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 13:27
    #25
    09 Sept 2016, 13:27#25
    Wee Chiefies like to live on the wild side and even their fans are a bit extreme...are they not Wardad and Dr Win ...years back I recall a Chief fan running amuck with a chainsaw at the Waikato stadium... this is proof believe it or not...

    https://youtu.be/EhE4bvkPpsA

    HA HAHAHAHA...Beeno this could happen

    https://youtu.be/raKW6zugZhk


    Lolz ....nothing that Dr Win's expertise cannot fix...hey Beeno






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    WardadPro6,663 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 16:29
    #26
    09 Sept 2016, 16:29#26
     Like I said ,how does it compare with other countries players oh I dunno ,murdering someone ? With axes ,guns and god only knows what ? Some of you are looking for anything to fling at NZ teams .Maybe its to do with actual rugby stuff.Betcha if it were a saffa team [ and I would say they have done the same if not worse ] y'all wouldnt be springing to the defence of this "stripper " I would say if it were a saffa team it would be " boys will be boys " so spare me the hypocricy.Glass houses.
    JW
    Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 17:02
    #27
    09 Sept 2016, 17:02#27
     Ditto Wardad comment.  I would only add that it is sad a going lass has to make a living this way. In bars they would have a bouncer to ensure things didn't get out of hand. Alcohol , a bunch of testosterone driven young guys celebrating combined with a stripper practiced in "teasing" sounds risky. Witnesses don't agree with the stripper version of events. She doesn't want the police to investigate further & wants her privacy. Rugby officials have taken action whole team apologized ... Not sure what else can be said but I'm sure some SA fans can find something to bleat about once again following their leader that wee Beeno chap
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    RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 18:33
    #28
    09 Sept 2016, 18:33#28
    Wardad and Just_win, so if I understand you correctly you're saying we're not allowed to discuss this story that your own news sites have turned into such a hot topic? 
    Don't shoot the messenger, boys. As far as I'm concerned it's a valid rugby story and if you don't like it then that's fine but don't try turning it into a SA vs NZ thing. From what I can see there are plenty of New Zealanders who are a lot more disgusted than me and if you want links then just ask.
    Oh and Wardad, I'm not sure what you're on about players killing people with axes but I can tell you that if the players from one of our franchises gang up on a stripper, push her around, pull out their d!cks and are stupid enough to get caught doing it, I'll definitely join you in having a go at them. This notion that we're only discussing this incident because it's a New Zealand team is actually insulting, not to mention a little bit childish. 
    JW
    Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 20:37
    #29
    09 Sept 2016, 20:37#29
    Rooinek, I have come to expect the posters on this site the show a higher standard than the press.
    MO
    MozartCaptain49,914 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 20:39
    #30
    09 Sept 2016, 20:39#30
    Apologize  to the Chiefs RooiLochte, these are unsubstantiated allegations. Innocent until proven guilty is the relevant principle. You would do well to remember it in future.
    MO
    moolaaPro2,380 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 22:44
    #31
    09 Sept 2016, 22:44#31
     This story is totally unsubstantiated as Mozart says.I have it on good authority that the Chiefs were at Mass receiving Holy Communion at the time of the alleged incident."Scarlette" has no one in her corner except her cousin; Suzie is her name from memory.....
    BO
    BokBFClub Pro421 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 22:45
    #32
    09 Sept 2016, 22:45#32
     The head in the sand response is a bit 1970's don't you think. No matter who the team is this is not what you would expect from professionals. You have not been following this site very carefully if you think we are not he harshest critics of our players and management.
    BR
    BrycyPro4,671 posts
    09 Sept 2016, 23:21
    #33
    09 Sept 2016, 23:21#33
    ...spare us the sancti monious BS 
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    WardadPro6,663 posts
    10 Sept 2016, 02:04
    #34
    10 Sept 2016, 02:04#34
     Apparently apart from chaps like Moz and CC none of these ladies have been to a bucks night or end of season trip  .Rooie you guys have had in your past had players do far worse including running around killing people ,someone so well informed would one assumes be aware of this .And no one gives a bugger if you comment on this just spare us the sanctimonious drivel .And I reckon ya gotta pay the working girls whats theirs but getting sacked for flouting her companies rules and putting herself in that position is just stupid .Nether her nor those young men have done themselves any favours ,if she has been injured in any way she should by all means lay charges otherwise move on .Bok BF most of us Kiwis couldnt give a stuff what your boys get up to apart from a few passing comments so as Brycy says spare us your sanctimonious BS.
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    RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
    10 Sept 2016, 09:07
    #35
    10 Sept 2016, 09:07#35
    I see . . . so we make a comment about your Chiefs players behaviour - which is topical and something that is currently all over the New Zealand media - and you respond with the story of Joseph Ntshongwana . . . something that happened 6 years ago?
    Well quite apart from the fact that you're taking the level of this debate down to the level of something you might hear in a kindergarten, how do you know what my comments or thoughts were on incidents that happened before you even knew me? Huh? How do you know if I spoke out against Joseph Ntshongwana or not, smartypants?
    BE
    Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
    10 Sept 2016, 14:44
    #36
    10 Sept 2016, 14:44#36
    "Boys will be boys" opines the hatter warped DUD. Trouble is these boys need to grow up and show women some respect. Of course as always these kbbs here support the wrong doing of their side and want to forget about it and move on. Bwahahahahahahahahha it's all so utterly predictable.
    Let's face facts the wee chiefies are a bunch of disgusting louts. A disgrace to rugby. Their fans are as bad. Bwahahahahahahahahaha  - despite ou brycy calling those criting the disgusting irrespectful behaviour of these drunken louts.
    Best accept that you have been found out kkbbs and mend your rotten ways.
    Beeno not allowing the kbbs to wriggle out of this shameful episode.

    MO
    MozartCaptain49,914 posts
    11 Sept 2016, 00:48
    #37
    11 Sept 2016, 00:48#37
     All this thread shows is a bunch of Saffas are so jealous of NZ's rugby success that they are willing to condemn an entire team, based on the word of a stripper.
    Mealy mouthed, holier than thou bilge.
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    WardadPro6,663 posts
    11 Sept 2016, 03:29
    #38
    11 Sept 2016, 03:29#38
     Moz you are right on the money .And rooie and his mate beendork might want to pay heed to that old saw about casting stones .Me I'm just gonna toss rocks back ,bringing up guys like Tromp and Roux was to illustrate that whatever stupidity those chiefs indulged in its hardly a matter of life and death .

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