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The game of Rugby League has yet again taken a back seat to rampant alcoholism as the pin up boy of the sport finds himself embroiled in a sex allegation that a sport struggling with its image really did not need.

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On the eve of the launch of the National Rugby League’s latest million dollar advertising campaign, Brett Stewart faces charges of an alleged assault against the very people he was trying to involve in the sport – the youth.

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The Manly Sea Eagles have had their fair share of troubles after owner Max Delmeige found himself nearly two hundred thousand dollars short when the tax man came knocking and he, and his legal team, were left holding their briefcases.

Now, to rub salt in an already gaping wound, it is alleged that after the unveiling of the “new look” Manly side, an intoxicated Stewart accosted a seventeen year old female in the stairwell of his Sydney side apartment and forced himself upon her.

The latest reports will tell you that although Stewart faces suspension from his club and all ads featuring the Australian, Origin and Premiership superstar have been suspended, he may still be eligible to play for his side given that no official charges have yet been laid.

It is a huge gamble for a side that has bounced back from a premiership loss to currently reign as flag holders to field a player that has brought the game into disrepute regardless of his innocence or guilt.
As the NRL tilt gets underway this weekend, it will no doubt be overshadowed by the call to ban all Rugby League players from ‘social drinking’, and the millions of fans around Australia asking the question “when is enough, enough?”

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