It is time to name and shame the people who take and share the videos – The Roar

Another week, another scandal involving an NRL player.
It is time that we just accept that as the norm rather than some aberration.
Every time some video or picture comes out of a player, I dunno, doing a Tik Tok dance when meant to be in quarantine; throwing haymakers at some punter in Kuta; having sex with someone in (a) a bedroom, (b) an alleyway or (c) a bathroom stall; going berserk outside a nightclub; or even urinating in their own mouths, we hear this line come out of someone’s mouth: “they…

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