After being accused of going nude in a Sydney pub during a private Mad Monday party, the cute Bulldogs player exits the court, and his partner doesn’t seem impressed.
With his lover by his side, a football player who embarrassed himself by stripping off in a pub during wild Mad Monday celebrations appeared in court.
Adam Elliott, a player for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, and his companion Robyn Wattam walked out of Downing Centre Local Court together on Wednesday morning.
Early in September, Elliott and colleague Asipeli Fine were shot nude on the balcony of the Harbour View Hotel in Sydney’s The Rocks. They were charged with willful and obscene exposure.
The Bulldogs also fined them $25,000, while the NRL fined the club $250,000, which was eventually reduced by half.
For the first time since the event, Elliott, his attorney, and Fine’s attorney appeared in Downing Centre Local Court on Wednesday.
Since Fine was abroad, he was not present in court.
The players’ attorneys are anticipated to enter pleas on their behalf on November 21, the date the case was postponed.
After the brief remark, Elliott, 24, did not say anything as he and his supporters departed the court.
Elliott’s attorney informed the reporters that they would ‘had to wait’ until the next hearing to learn whether Elliott will enter a guilty plea.
