Gold Coast stars deny wrongdoing over toilet video
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and Mac Andrew have denied any misconduct as footage of the pair walking out of a toilet together circulates online, the Gold Coast Suns say.
The video is said to have been filmed during last Wednesday night’s State of Origin decider at Suncorp Stadium.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan. Getty
“The Gold Coast Suns are aware of vision circulating online involving two of its players,” a Suns spokesperson said in a statement provided to nine.com.au.
“Whilst there is no indication of any wrongdoing by either player in the vision, the club has spoken with both players who deny any insinuation of misconduct.”
Ugle-Hagan didn’t play football at any level on the weekend.
The official word out of the Suns is the talented key forward was managed for Gold Coast’s VFL game against Tasmania, having played the previous five.
Andrew took part in the senior side’s 79-point demolition at the hands of Adelaide on Saturday night, collecting 15 disposals and six marks.
The Suns threw Ugle-Hagan a career lifeline at the end of last season, after a five-year stay at the Western Bulldogs had come to a tumultuous end.
The former No.1 draft pick didn’t play football at any level last year, as he took leave to address personal issues.
He spent 30 days at a health retreat in Byron Bay.
Ugle-Hagan is on a one-year deal with Gold Coast, which is reportedly heavily incentivised, has behavioural clauses and is a fraction of the value of his lucrative Dogs deal.
Andrew is contracted to Gold Coast until the end of 2030 on a deal reportedly worth $12 million.
The Suns will play a home game against the Bulldogs on Sunday afternoon.
Mac Andrew. Mac Andrew.
