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Following article from The West Australian, Oct 6, 2010.

Collingwood players at the centre of a post-premiership sex scandal have denied the rape allegations which have rocked the football world in the wake of Saturday's grand final replay.

Details emerged yesterday of an alleged sordid aftermath to the match, where at least one Magpies premiership player was said to have joined several other men in a drunken early morning romp with a young woman at a private property in South Melbourne.

It is believed that a 20-year-old student, who is thought to have told police she was affected by alcohol, alleged she had been pressured into sexual acts with the men by her boyfriend after having consensual sex with him.

She said she felt intimidated during the incident and alleged she was then assaulted by another man as she tried to flee.

Charges are yet to be made over any of the allegations and the AFL Players' Association last night mounted a strong plea of innocence for their players. It is believed Collingwood's legal counsel David Galbally is working on the matter.

It is understood at least one other Collingwood player will be quizzed this week. Magpies' president Eddie McGuire said the club was "co-operating fully with police".

The issue took a further twist yesterday with former St Kilda, Hawthorn and Sydney ruckman Peter Everitt earning the ire of women's groups because of comments made on his Twitter account.

"Yet another alleged girl, making alleged allegations, after she awoke with an alleged hangover and I take it an alleged guilty conscience," the 291-game veteran wrote.

Everitt later back-tracked on his comments, claiming he did "not condone any actions that lead to or may lead to a sexual offence being committed".