Australian football team suffers from Vegas hangover
According to the British "Daily Mail" report, multiple members of Australia's Brisbane Lions football team were separated from their romantic partners in the aftermath of a late-season leisure trip to Las Vegas late last year.
Sam McClure, a sports reporter for Australia's 3AW radio station, dropped the bombshell on Friday, saying on television that "some of the information got to relatives but it wasn't well received. accept".
No activities are specified - but a vivid imagination will undoubtedly come in handy. It also has not revealed which Nevada casinos or other legal entities are involved. It's not even known which members of the team starred in this unpopular real-life sequel to The Hangover.
However, McClure said it was bad enough to "terminate relationships between players and partners."
Other sources described it as a tense team crisis meeting worthy of "Ted Russo," with some team members not even speaking.
Australian media apparently blamed the scandal on the Lions, one of the best teams in the Australian Football League, losing their first three games this year despite nearly winning the grand final against the Collingwood Magpies last year.
However, McClure said the team is "firmly convinced" the news will have "no impact" on their on-field performance this season.
So far, fans of the team have had mixed reactions to the scandal.
“What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas!” one commenter, who identified himself as Tim Barnes, wrote under the Daily Mail report.
"Consequences," came the reply, "Namaste."
"If you're married or have a partner and a family, you should never attend a boys' night out anywhere, especially on the other side of the world," One Flag added. “That is, if you have a brain and have an ounce of empathy for another human being.
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