Anonymous
03-03-2004, 09:41 AM
Poor old Stan has been stung by a couple of reporters from the scum newspaper. So what he goes dogging, who really cares. The way they make it all out to be a seedy, shadey 'underground' thing makes me wanna puke too. How low can these people go.
On the other hand, can anyone remember him out and about? He claims to have had sex with over 15 women whilst dogging, someone must have seen him. What would you say to someone famous at a dogging site..? That would be weird seeing someone famous doing it, I imagine John Leslie has been carefully watched the last couple of months or so. :wink:
Anyhow, here is the report from Sky news..... COLLY'S 'DOGGING' SHAME
Former England star Stan Collymore has confessed to having sex with strangers in car parks - an underground practice known as dogging.
The footballer said he was "ashamed" of what he had done and had apologised to his wife Estelle.
He told the Daily Mirror he had visited dogging sites around 15 times after reading about them on the internet.
Collymore, 33, said: "What I have done is disgusting and I'm so ashamed, but I'm only human.
"I can only beg for forgiveness. Over the last couple of years I have been to dogging sites maybe a dozen to 15 times, and yes I have taken part and had sex during them.
"My only hope is that the people I know and love can find it in their hearts to forgive me."
Collymore was caught out by two undercover reporters from The Sun.
He told them his most recent visit was to a country park called Cannock Chase near his home in Cannock, Staffordshire, on Saturday.
According to The Sun, Collymore sent the pair mobile phone text messages inviting them to have "some fun" at the same car park the next day.
He also told them about the etiquette of dogging and described to them his first experience of the activity, the newspaper said.
Collymore's representative Simon Kennedy said: "As Stan has said, he has been very foolish and made some foolish decisions."
"He is very apologetic, he is very remorseful, but he has to move on.
"I hope the public at large will realise that Stan has made mistakes but that fundamentally he is not a bad egg and he is not an evil individual."
Collymore, who now works as a TV and radio soccer pundit, gained notoriety in 1998 when he hit his then girlfriend Ulrika Jonsson.
He later admitted to suffering bouts of depression.
On the other hand, can anyone remember him out and about? He claims to have had sex with over 15 women whilst dogging, someone must have seen him. What would you say to someone famous at a dogging site..? That would be weird seeing someone famous doing it, I imagine John Leslie has been carefully watched the last couple of months or so. :wink:
Anyhow, here is the report from Sky news..... COLLY'S 'DOGGING' SHAME
Former England star Stan Collymore has confessed to having sex with strangers in car parks - an underground practice known as dogging.
The footballer said he was "ashamed" of what he had done and had apologised to his wife Estelle.
He told the Daily Mirror he had visited dogging sites around 15 times after reading about them on the internet.
Collymore, 33, said: "What I have done is disgusting and I'm so ashamed, but I'm only human.
"I can only beg for forgiveness. Over the last couple of years I have been to dogging sites maybe a dozen to 15 times, and yes I have taken part and had sex during them.
"My only hope is that the people I know and love can find it in their hearts to forgive me."
Collymore was caught out by two undercover reporters from The Sun.
He told them his most recent visit was to a country park called Cannock Chase near his home in Cannock, Staffordshire, on Saturday.
According to The Sun, Collymore sent the pair mobile phone text messages inviting them to have "some fun" at the same car park the next day.
He also told them about the etiquette of dogging and described to them his first experience of the activity, the newspaper said.
Collymore's representative Simon Kennedy said: "As Stan has said, he has been very foolish and made some foolish decisions."
"He is very apologetic, he is very remorseful, but he has to move on.
"I hope the public at large will realise that Stan has made mistakes but that fundamentally he is not a bad egg and he is not an evil individual."
Collymore, who now works as a TV and radio soccer pundit, gained notoriety in 1998 when he hit his then girlfriend Ulrika Jonsson.
He later admitted to suffering bouts of depression.