No chance you get evicted for kissing in a bar, or bar toulet. Nor do you even go into a toilet for a kiss, there are plenty of other places tucked away in any venue if you want to avoid your tem mates. So naturally it must be considered that he was doing something far more intriguing. Either they were partially naked and aboit to shag, or they riding the white horse.
So they have been caught out lying as well to the NRL and integrity unit ?NEW DETAILS
An employee needed a key to open a toilet cubicle door for security to remove a shirtless Adam Elliott from a Gold Coast restaurant in front of patrons, according to a report by the Sydney Morning Herald.
Sources familiar with the situation told the publication, Elliott was shirtless when he left the White Rhino restaurant after being caught in the men's bathroom with childhood friend Millie Boyle.
It's alleged the NRLW player followed Elliott into the toilets before 11pm when the pair then locked themselves in a cubicle. Moments later an employee of the establishment knocked on the door, but didn't get a response.
Millie Boyle and Adam Elliott. (Getty)
A key was then needed to open the cubicle door, before a shirtless Elliot was grabbed by the arm by security and escorted out of the restaurant. He was then taken out of the restaurant onto Cavill Avenue while still not fully dressed, much to the surprise of diners.
Nick Meaney ain't stupid!!!Problem is as I’ve previously said you, me or anyone else don’t actually know what really happened, it’s hearsay that’s why the club is doing their own investigation.
here’s another report of the incident.
Elliott a 'remoresful' teammate: Bulldogs
By: Scott Bailey
Time published 2021-08-25 at 05:48 PM (GMT +10:00)
Canterbury fullback Nick Meaney wants Adam Elliott to stay at the club, as Bulldogs teammates offer their support to the under-fire forward.
ADAM ELLIOTT of the Bulldogs. Picture: Brett Hemmings/Getty Images
Canterbury players have thrown their support behind a remorseful Adam Elliott, insisting the under-fire forward has mended his ways.
Elliott's future at the NRL club remains in the balance after he was kicked out of a Gold Coast restaurant after he and NRLW star Mille Boyle visited the bathroom together.
Boyle has since confirmed there was no foul play or drugs involved, and that the pair had snuck away for a kiss after having grown up together.
Regardless, Canterbury general manager Phil Gould reaffirmed on Wednesday that Elliott could still be sacked as he remains stood down pending an NRL integrity unit investigation.
Gould has also made no secret that the forward is paying the price for a multitude of issues, including a 2018 Mad Monday scandal.
"He's had his incidents off the field, but he has been very remorseful and really put his foot down in the past seven months," Bulldogs fullback Nick Meaney said.
"We've had meetings and everything in-house with the playing group.
"Jacko (captain Josh Jackson) has spoken to everyone. He (Elliott) has been very remorseful. He is just trying to keep his spirits up."
Meaney, who will head to Melbourne at season's end, said he did not want to see Elliott lose his contract.
"We have really seen a massive change in Adam," Meaney said.
"He has had a lot of injuries as well. Being one of our teammates and close mates you never want to see them go through that.
"Whatever the Bulldogs decide to do they will make that decision.
"Of course you always want to see one of your teammates being in the team and play the game they love and we all train so hard for."
Elliott's latest drama couldn't have come at a worse time for the Bulldogs.
They are in the midst of a nine-game losing streak, and face Manly this week after the 66-0 drubbing they copped form the Sea Eagles in round 16 was the Bulldogs' biggest loss in 86 years.
"It's never what you want going into a tough game against Manly," Meaney said.
"Baz (coach Trent Barrett) has challenged us as a group to stick together and gel a bit more.
"To ignore the outside noise and focus on our training going into Manly.
"It is tough, but we look at each game individually and we can see we're improving and we're getting closer to getting those results."
If Meaney cares so much about Elliott he should convince Bellamy to take him him to Melbourne...Please
Legally we can terminate a contract for misdemeanours. Burton cannot legally backflip on a contract he’s signed with the club, if he does, he can sit out the next two years first. Burton and Riolo aren’t that stupid either way, he’ll be well looked after financially here.
When I made the comment regarding Burton I was referring to Burton not staying with us once his Dogs contract expires in 23. If his agent is pissed off at us for canning Elliot then he might turn on us as a club and try and get in Burton's ear to convince him to sign somewhere else in 24
Who's the bloke next to Idiot?NEW DETAILS
An employee needed a key to open a toilet cubicle door for security to remove a shirtless Adam Elliott from a Gold Coast restaurant in front of patrons, according to a report by the Sydney Morning Herald.
Sources familiar with the situation told the publication, Elliott was shirtless when he left the White Rhino restaurant after being caught in the men's bathroom with childhood friend Millie Boyle.
It's alleged the NRLW player followed Elliott into the toilets before 11pm when the pair then locked themselves in a cubicle. Moments later an employee of the establishment knocked on the door, but didn't get a response.
Millie Boyle and Adam Elliott. (Getty)
A key was then needed to open the cubicle door, before a shirtless Elliot was grabbed by the arm by security and escorted out of the restaurant. He was then taken out of the restaurant onto Cavill Avenue while still not fully dressed, much to the surprise of diners.
Who goes to the male toilets for a romantic kiss?
We will have to upgrade Burton quickly if he plays as good as we all hope.
Think he plays for Manly
