Women who have had sex with football players have made bombshell revelations about their treatment in light of the multitude of scandals that have plagued the league’s off-season.
Former stripper and Penthouse Pet Belinda Medlyn claimed that she conceived a child with former New Zealand Warriors NRL star Bodene Thompson, who she said treated her like an ‘object’.
‘Just a toy among his friends. To show off with because look what I can bring back to all the guys. Look what that chick’s going to do,’ Ms Medlyn told Channel Seven’s Sunday Night.
Former stripper and Penthouse Pet Belinda Medlyn’ (pictured) claimed that she conceived a child with New Zealand Warriors star Bodene Thompson, who she said treated her like an ‘object
‘Just a toy among his friends. To show off with because look what I can bring back to all the guys. Look what that chick’s going to do,’ Ms Medlyn told Channel Seven’s Sunday Night
Cindy Carino (pictured) said she liked to go out on the weekend with her friends, and she would often meet football players
She said she met the player in a Townsville nightclub and proposed a threesome with another man.
Ms Medlyn claims Thompson then showed her photos of his teammates, asking her which one she would like to participate in the act.
Facebook messages between the pair show them organising to meet each other for sex.
The pair engaged in five secret sex sessions together – and also with two of Thompson’s teammates – in team hotels and at their apartments.
The group trysts were arranged over Facebook, which included Thompson sending pictures of his teammates so Ms Medlyn could pick who she wanted to join them in bed.
She said he sneaked her into his room at the Pullman Hotel by slipping her his key before a game.
They then had sex in his hotel room while a teammate watched and conceived their child Hendrix.
When asked by Sunday Night if he regretted his behaviour, Thompson responded ‘it’s all been dealt with’.
They then had sex in his hotel room while a teammate watched and conceived their child Hendrix (pictured)
Ms Medlyn said she Thompson (pictured with his partner now) in a Townsville nightclub and proposed a threesome with another man
Thompson’s lawyer Daniel McGirr previously said his client does not owe Ms Medlyn any money.
Warriors chief executive Cameron George said Thompson’s lawyer had confirmed the star player had been making the payment.
Mr George also confirmed Thompson violated team rules.
‘He [Thompson] has breached team protocol which had been dealt with,’ he said.
Poor treatment of women isn’t just limited to rugby league, another woman featured in the program, Cindy Carino, claimed.
Ms Carino said she liked to go out on the weekend with her friends and has often met football players.
She claimed she was filmed by an AFL player without her consent after she went home with a group of them after a night out.
Her son Hendrix is ‘99.9999 per cent’ Thompson’s according to a paternity test, she claimed (pictured with her son)
Ms Medlyn claims Thompson then showed her photos of his teammates, asking her which one she would like to participate in the act. Pictured: A Facebook messenger exchange between Thompson and Ms Medlyn
She said she only became aware of the recorded after her friend called out to the player to ‘stop videoing’.
She did not consent to the video and knew it was shared.
‘I don’t know how many people [saw it]… I have no idea, could have been to the whole AFL team,’ she said.
The allegations come after a string of explicit sex tapes involving NRL players were leaked to the public earlier this year.
Penrith Panthers player Tyrone May, 22, was charged after he allegedly filmed two sexual acts with two separate women without their consent. May denies the charges.
Ms Medlyn said Thompson made her feel like a ‘toy’. Pictured: Messages sent between Ms Medlyn and Thompson
In one video being circulated widely on social media, an alleged NRL player can be heard swearing at a woman, demanding she perform a sex act on another man and calling her a ‘f*****g ratbag’.
NRL CEO Todd Greenberg said he has seen some of the sex tapes being shared, including one where an NRL player allegedly places his foot on the back of a woman’s head before she performs a sex act.
‘When I look at that I am horrified, I am the father of a teenage daughter. We have to make sure of where there is consent and what is illegal – and if there is no consent we will act in the strongest of terms, as will the law,’ he said.
Former NRL star Todd Carney – who was involved in a number of incidents during his playing career including being filmed urinating into his own mouth – said he believed the women involved in the videos would have known they were being filmed.
‘You shouldn’t be [doing that] but in some of the videos the girls aren’t saying nothing. I’m not condoning the videos, but in some of the videos you see the girls know there is a video being taken and they’re fine with it,’ he said.
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