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It was in private, 3 storeys up. The public didn't see him. The fucking media made it public.Kent is right.
Consider this.
Suppose you own a company and you sell a particular product.
Part of your marketing strategy is to advertise and associate your company with the NRL for various reasons.
The reason you do this is to maximise sales.
You obviously pay the NRL/clubs to associate yourself with them with the hope that it maximises sales.
The NRL players then RECEIVE these marketing/sponsorship dollars and therefore are aiding in the promotion of your companies products.
Wether they like it or not, the fact that they accept this money, the players AUTOMATICALLY become role models.
You cannot accept there money and be the face of that company and think you can act in anyway you want.
Players cannot have it both ways.