England's New Zealand Tour Sex Scandal: David Strettle "pressed all the right buttons" Of Sophie Lewis

Sophie Lewis sensationally reveals that the "RAMPANT RABBIT" who bedded her at the team hotel was winger David Strettle.


"He pressed all the right buttons and kissed me in all the right places," she says. "He was so energetic."

But Strettle was missing from England's latest humiliating defeat in New Zealand yesterday with a hamstring injury.
ALICE'S SEX WONDERLAND: David was fantastic says Sophie.

The 22-year-old beauty—known as Angel—also tells how players didn't have to sneak girls back from a sleazy club for sex on the night of the alleged rape.

That's because they were FERRIED there in a minibus laid on by the OFFICIAL MINDERS supposed to be keeping an eye on the team's behaviour.

Sophie, who had been at a fancy dress bash, also details the EIGHT-HOUR BOOZE SESSION of a team who have now been hammered twice by the All Blacks on their New Zealand tour of shame.

And she says Harlequins ace Strettle, 24, even BRAGGED to her after their marathon sex session that another FIVE of his team-mates had been scoring that night too.

Sophie, 22, said: "My England man put rampant rabbits to shame—even though he'd been drinking all night," said 22-year-old Sophie.

"We did it all night long before he got up at eight to go for physio. He was probably still drunk then.

"His body was pretty much a perfect 10. He was such an accomplished lover and we did it in every position imaginable. But maybe he shouldn't have been behaving like this on an international rugby tour.

"And although it was just about the best sex I've ever had—it's not something that will go down well with the fans."


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Rugby: New Zealand Tour Sex Scandal: Danny Care, Topsy Ojo, Mike Brown And David Strettle

Four Alleged England Rugby Players Involved In NZ Sex Scandal

Danny Care

Mike Brown

David Strettle

Topsy Ojo

British tabloid "The Sun" today named the four England Rugby players caught in the New Zealand tour sex scandal.

They are Danny Care, Topsy Ojo, Mike Brown and David Strettle. Two of the players have reportedly admitted a three in a bed romp with a lap-dancer while two more watched at the Hilton hotel. But the England players are adamant that they had sex after the girl agreed.

The girl is a 18-year-old lapdancer and claimed that she was raped at Hilton Hotel after a booze party. But she did not make any formal complaints with the New Zealand Police. All the 4 alleged rugby players were allowed to leave New Zealand with their team.

England team has been asked not to speak untill internal investigation. Players could be asked to return to NZ if Police probe proceeds.

England Rugby Players Deny Alleged NZ Sex Scandal

Four unnamed England rugby players, who are in New Zealand are refusing to be questioned by the New Zealand police about an alleged sexual assault at the weekend.

The police have confirmed that they are investigating an allegation or rape and/or sexual assault, but have not received a formal complaint from the alleged victim.

Media reports claim the boyfriend of an 18-year-old girl has complained that two players had sex with her at their hotel in Auckland last Sunday morning while two others looked on.

The players are denying that any sexual assault occurred and are refusing a request to voluntarily be interviewed by the police.

New Zealand detectives were today meeting a high-powered band of red-rose officials in an effort to secure interviews with the so-called “Auckland Four” - a quartet of players accused of an unspecified offence of sexual misconduct in the aftermath of last weekend's heavy defeat by the All Blacks in the Eden Park Test.

The England management delegation, which included the Rugby Football Union's chief executive Francis Baron and the travelling lawyer Richard Smith QC as well as a hand-picked team of local legal experts, were reluctant to expose the unnamed players to questioning unless and until the travelling members of Auckland's Criminal Investigation Bureau gave firm details of the nature of their inquiry.

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