Rabbitohs stars were treated to a show by women in bikinis and g-strings as they partied away their Grand Final sorrows at a $10million ‘Ibiza-style’ day club on the Gold Coast.s
South Sydney players were spotted celebrating the team’s Mad Monday festivities at the Cali Beach club after their heart-stopping 14-12 loss to Penrith in the NRL finale in Brisbane on Sunday night.
Latrell Mitchell and Dane Gagai were particularly engaged in the lavish revelry that included one woman in a swimsuit being carried out on a vodka rocket ship, Jai Arrow posing with two bikini-clad dancers – and the star fullback pulling a teammate’s pants down.
Rabbitohs stars were treated to a show by women in bikinis and g-strings as they partied away their Grand Final sorrows at a $10million ‘Ibiza-style’ day club on the Gold Coast, but reserve winger Josh Mansour (third on the left) was more focussed on his vape and phone
Lock forward Jai Arrow was also one of the best performers for the Rabbitohs Mad Monday, joining in with the dancing and chatting with several of bikini-clad women in the day club
Latrell Mitchell, Dane Gagai and Benji Marshall pose for a picture at the ‘Cali Beach’ club on the Gold Coast during the Rabbitohs’ wild Mad Monday celebrations
The high-end rooftop club in the beachside city threw open the doors last week to its 5,000sqm venue four stories above the corner of Surfers Paradise Boulevard
The Rabbitohs descended on the rooftop beach club in Surfers Paradise on Monday, which is described as the ‘first of its kind in Australia’ providing ‘daily entertainment from the comfort of our poolside daybeds and booth’.
The high-end rooftop club in the beachside city threw open the doors last week to its 5,000sqm venue four stories above the corner of Surfers Paradise Boulevard.
Among the guests on opening night were Big Brother star Skye Wheatley, model Erin McNaught and a string of social media influencers including
The complex features an outdoor cinema, poolside cabanas, a volleyball court and a range of outdoor dining spots.
The South Sydney players were all dressed in Hawaiian two-piece short-sleeved shirts and shorts, letting out a huge cheer as a woman was carried out on a vodka airplane.
Five girls in one-pieces danced behind her, with Queensland centre Gagai joining in on the singing.
The Rabbitohs descended on the rooftop beach club in Surfers Paradise on Monday, which is described as the ‘first of its kind in Australia’ providing ‘daily entertainment from the comfort of our poolside daybeds and booth’
Dane Gagai looks particularly impressed as a woman is brought out on a vodka airplane during South Sydney’s Mad Monday celebrations in Surfers Paradise
Arrow dances in a matching watermelon suit as the lock forward put in a particularly strong performance during the Rabbitohs’ Mad Monday celebrations, as lock forward Cam Murray in an orange suit watches on
Cody Walker wrestles with a teammate as Arrow and hooker Damien Cook watch on at the Cali Beach club
Lock forward Jai Arrow was also one of the best performers for the Rabbitohs Mad Monday, joining in with the dancing and chatting with several of bikini-clad women in the day club.
He was spotted posing behind two girls in the pool, pulling faces at the camera in matching pink shorts, socks, a hat and sunglasses.
Arrow then was pictured popping bottles and spraying champagne into the pool before wrestling with teammate Cody Walker.
Earlier this year Arrow admitted he had put himself on a booze ban after being pulled from Queensland’s State of Origin Game III team after breaching Covid protocol.
‘I’m feeling much fresher (by not drinking),’ Arrow said at the time. ‘I suffered the consequences. It is what it is. I’m not one to dwell on it.’
Veteran Benji Marshall was pictured ordering drinks from a waitress in a g-string before posing for photos with teammates and enjoying an espresso martini by the pool.
Latrell Mitchell, who was suspended for the Grand Final, was pictured grabbing and dacking a teammate inside the players’ poolside booth before also posing for photos.
Winger Josh Mansour kept a low profile, spending most of his time vaping in the team’s booth.
Veteran Benji Marshall, 36, was pictured ordering drinks from a waitress in a g-string before posing for photos with teammates and enjoying an espresso martini by the pool
Arrow then was pictured popping bottles and spraying champagne into the pool before wrestling with teammate Cody Walker at the day club on the Gold Coast
The Rabbitohs descended on the rooftop beach club in Surfers Paradise on Monday, which is described as the ‘first of its kind in Australia’ providing ‘daily entertainment from the comfort of our poolside daybeds and booth’
Fullback Latrell Mitchell, who was suspended for the Grand Final, was pictured grabbing and dacking a teammate inside the players’ poolside booth before also posing for photos
Guests pictured at the opening of the beach club on a rooftop above Surfers Paradise Boulevard last weekend
Ex-Big Brother star Skye Wheatley was at the grand opening of the ritzy beach club last Friday
Meanwhile their Grand Final opponents the Penrith Panthers celebrated their Mad Monday at BlackFlag Brewing in Moololaba.
In a clip going viral on TikTok, winger Stephen Crichton is seen shirtless in a Lakers cap and holding a cocktail glass while rapping to Stormzy’s hit Shut Up.
In the background, teammate Moses Leota appears to be asleep while sitting on a bar stool, while five-eighth Jarome Luai and another player try to talk to him.
Backrower James Fisher-Harris is seen in the background still dressed in his full playing kit, including knee guard.
In another video, Panthers enforcer Viliame Kikau is seen in his playing kit while murdering a karaoke song.
Kikau wears two pairs of sunglasses on his head and around his neck while holding a beer and a blue disposable vape.
He appears to still have strapping worn during the game on his forearm and wrist.
Panthers forward Viliame Kikau was filmed performing karaoke, with a beer and vape in hand
Prop forward Moses Leota looked ready for bed at a brewery on Monday, as teammates continued to try and talk to him
Winger Stephen Crichton does an impromptu rap to Stormzy at BlackFlag Brewing in Moololaba during the Panthers’ Mad Monday celebrations
Early on Monday morning social posts showed the Panthers heading down to a Sunshine Coast beach to watch the sunrise after their epic victory in the NRL decider.
The team took the distinctive Provan-Summons NRL trophy with them, the club’s first title since 2003.
Halfback Nathan Cleary – awarded the Clive Churchill Medal for the best player in the grand final – is seen shirtless with strapping from the game still on his shoulder.
‘Hey champs, how’s it going?’ an unidentified player asks as Cleary and teammate Isaah Yeo, drinks in hand, show off their premiership rings.
Cleary also posted videos to his Instagram story on Monday morning showing the Panthers players gathered at the beach.
Players were sprawled out on the sand and on a walkway with cases of beer and wine bottles as their celebrations continued.
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