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http://www.foxsports.com.au/league/whats-the-buzz-former-nrl-star-terry-hill-likely-to-be-banned-by-wests-tigers/story-e6frf3ou-1226842266852
FORMER NRL star Terry Hill is unlikely to be invited to any future Wests Tigers functions after disgracing himself at the club’s season launch.
Hill made a number of grubby and inappropriate remarks about former players, sex, brothels and a sponsor while being interviewed as part of a panel of celebrities.
More than 200, many of them women, attended the function on Tuesday night at the up-market Deckhouse restaurant in Woolwich.
“Some of the things he was saying wouldn’t have even been appropriate at an all-blokes function,” said one of the guests.
We asked Wests Tigers CEO Grant Mayer if Hill would be invited to future club functions.
“It would be very hard to justify having him back,” Mayer said.
“Unfortunately he said things that were inappropriate for the audience and it was very disappointing.
“Rugby league has moved on from years gone by and, as a club, we’re trying to lift the standards in what we present to our sponsors and our members.
“This was a function for players, sponsors and their partners and what happened won’t be tolerated as we move forward.”
After Hill had spoken, he and a former teammate exchanged heated words about his comments.
Hill could not be contacted by The Sunday Telegraph for comment.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/league/whats-the-buzz-former-nrl-star-terry-hill-likely-to-be-banned-by-wests-tigers/story-e6frf3ou-1226842266852
FORMER NRL star Terry Hill is unlikely to be invited to any future Wests Tigers functions after disgracing himself at the club’s season launch.
Hill made a number of grubby and inappropriate remarks about former players, sex, brothels and a sponsor while being interviewed as part of a panel of celebrities.
More than 200, many of them women, attended the function on Tuesday night at the up-market Deckhouse restaurant in Woolwich.
“Some of the things he was saying wouldn’t have even been appropriate at an all-blokes function,” said one of the guests.
We asked Wests Tigers CEO Grant Mayer if Hill would be invited to future club functions.
“It would be very hard to justify having him back,” Mayer said.
“Unfortunately he said things that were inappropriate for the audience and it was very disappointing.
“Rugby league has moved on from years gone by and, as a club, we’re trying to lift the standards in what we present to our sponsors and our members.
“This was a function for players, sponsors and their partners and what happened won’t be tolerated as we move forward.”
After Hill had spoken, he and a former teammate exchanged heated words about his comments.
Hill could not be contacted by The Sunday Telegraph for comment.