Footy legend Warwick Capper claims he raked in MILLIONS through making a sex tape and working as a $4000-an-hour escort – and admits taking drugs before games
- AFL legend Warwick Capper has given an outrageous radio interview this week
- He claimed he took recreational drugs before a top level AFL game in the 80s
- He also claims he works at bucks parties and as an escort charging thousands
Former AFL bad boy Warwick Capper has bragged about making millions of dollars from escort work, porn, making lattes, and his footy career.
Capper, known for his outlandish persona, appeared on the ‘You Cannot Be Serious’ podcast this week where he explained to the hosts he got a $1million paycheque for making a porn film.
‘I went out with a stripper who was 24 and I was 46, I was the same age as her father. I said we’ll just put a camera there have some fun, put some lingerie on and see what happens … I picked up $1.3 million and gave her $10 grand,’ he said.
Capper (pictured with Pamela Anderson) has appeared on a radio show bragging about making millions through outlandish business ventures
Capper in his Sydney Swans jersey where he played from 1983 to 1987 before moving to the Brisbane Bears
Though originally making his money through football, Capper has continued on a string of eccentric fiscal ventures – including two ‘Cappercino’ coffee vans that he says earned him half a million dollars.
In the wide ranging interview he explained to shocked hosts Mike Sheahan, Sam Newman, and Don Scott that he also does escort work.
The now 56-year-old said he can appear at bucks nights for a fee of $2,000 an hour.
‘I went a bit further and thought, I can be an escort, doesn’t mean I’m going to have sex with you, I’ll date you — that’s going to cost $4000 an hour — and I go out for dinner and whatever happens happens,’ he said.
‘If I play hide the sausage that’s going to be another three (thousand dollars). But you’ve got to be reasonably good looking.’
Host Don Scott said he would need help retrieving his jaw from ground when the interview was over.
Capper didn’t stop there, however, revealing that he had used recreational drugs before a top level AFL game.
Saying the drug was ‘like pseudoephedrine speed’ he said when the first quarter siren sounded he had kicked six goals, but, by the third quarter, he was ‘extremely tired and emotional’ adding that he ‘wouldn’t recommend it.’
Sydney Swans full forward Warwick Capper and fiance Joanne Norris at the Swans dinner at Gazebo on 2 September 1987
For moving from the Sydney Swans, where he kicked an impressive 279 goals in five years, to the Brisbane Bears in 1988 he was paid $2.4million at the height of the excessive 80s material culture.
He says that money went towards four houses and a Lamborghini.
Most recently, he has gone into the ‘wine-making’ business with his own brand of ‘Capper Shiraz’ which he claims he buys from Dan Murphy’s for $3 and then sells for $75.99.
The interview continued his outrageous string of radio appearances, having been pulled from the air earlier in February on the Fifi, Fev & Byron show on Fox FM for making offensive jokes.