It’s amazing how paid strippers are being treated as the saints in all of this .. let’s not forget that these angels allowed coke to get snorted off their bodies
Do they deserve any wrongdoing, NO, NOT AT ALL
But let’s not pretend that working a profession that they do, didn’t play a role .. I find it hard to believe that two library clerks would nude themselves up for money and have coke snorted off their bodies and put themselves in the position that these woman did
If boundaries are crossed , it’s unacceptable
But I will wait and see what comes of it before making judgement ..
They knew the players were footballers .. they knew there was a chance for a huge payday
If there is criminal wrongdoing, players should be charged and pay the full penalty for their actions
If ANY of the five are innocent, they should be able to reverse sue the strippers for the amounts they are attempting to sue the players for .. plus legal fees, plus damages
We don’t know what went on as I mentioned previously. For all we know, one or more of the five didn’t assault the women.
It's not sex workers' fault that the male players ...
* went on a binge after only beating the bottom side in a meaningless game right before the finals.
* decided to cheat behind their partners' backs and left their partners publicly embarrassed and humiliated with the paparazzi media scum like the Daily Mail splashing their photos everywhere for clickbait.
* hired the sex workers to the hotel.
* allegedly had possession of the drugs.
* allegedly were the ones doing the snorting.
* got caught.
* destroyed relationships.
* got suspended by their club.
If they had just gone to bed, none of this would be happening. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes!
And all that's only if everything is legal. If it's proven there was non-payment to the sex workers, then not playing footy will be the least of the players' worries.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/a-man-lied-about-paying-this-woman-for-sex-he-is-now-going-to-jail-for-rape-20260806-p60m0q.htmlFrom AI Google:
Yes, it is strictly illegal to not pay a sex worker in Victoria. Refusing to pay or falsely promising payment is a serious criminal offense that can lead to severe penalties, including prison time.
Following the full decriminalisation of sex work under the Sex Work Decriminalisation Act 2022, sex services are legally recognized as standard commercial business transactions.
The legal consequences for non-payment are treated with extreme severity under Victorian law:
1. Criminal Charges for Sexual Offenses (Rape)If a client falsely promises payment or misleads a sex worker to obtain sexual services without intending to pay, the law considers this a violation of consent. In Victoria, individuals who refuse to pay sex workers or lie about sending money transfers face prosecution for rape and sexual assault, resulting in custodial prison sentences.
2. Theft and FraudBecause sex work is treated the same as any other occupation, withholding payment for services rendered constitutes commercial fraud or theft. As confirmed by Victoria Police, falsely telling a worker they will be paid or misleading them is a reportable criminal offense.
3. Civil LiabilitySex workers have the same legal standing as any other business operator or independent contractor. They have the legal right to pursue clients through the courts for breach of contract to reclaim unpaid debts.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/may/30/victoria-sex-workers-non-payment-southside-justice-ntwnfbhttps://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/licensing-and-registration/sex-work-service-providers/decriminalising-sex-work-in-victoria