Nixon may yet face charges as police continue investigations DUTHIE busted lying tonight

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Robbo

UPDATE Nixon was just on the footy show Just watched Nixon on the Footy Show, in typical tricky Ricky fashion, he was a nervous wreck ( and to anyone who gets it, shaky, could not sit still and his eyes were like pinholes….Would not be surprised if he had a little “Relaxer” before going on!
He did not answer questions put to him.Instead asked questions and again tried to justify everything.He slammed everyone else in the debacle and not take any blame himself. Channel 10 will show the other vision after she thought the interview finished and you will se she did NOT say she was joking etc etc…Nixon will again look the tool he is.Duthie has been telling lies all day today. She has made a deal with someone to retract everything and was just exposed of the 7pm Project when she thought she was off air. Admitting to telling lies all day.Nixon is still in the shit…

Here is a twitter from Hughsey, after Nixon said tonight they cut her off saying she was joking…More on this tomorrow

Hughsey from the 7pm Project refuting claims she said she was joking. Blows Nixon apart, caught lying again tonight on the footy show

Ricky Nixon may yet face charges as police continue investigations

St Kilda schoolgirl says it was all lies

Kim Duthie has sensationally denied she had a sexual relationship or took drugs with Ricky Nixon. Source: Herald Sun

The notorious image of Ricky Nixon in his underwear, allegedly taken in Kim Duthie’s hotel room. Source: Supplied

UPDATE 6.25pm: CHIEF Commissioner Simon Overland says charges may yet be laid in the Ricky Nixon case, despite Kim Duthie’s shock retraction of her allegations.

Nixon’s ban as a player agent, and a police investigation into sex and drug allegations against him, are in jeopardy after a shock statement from the girl who made the accusations was revealed by the Herald Sun this morning.

Ms Duthie, dubbed the “St Kilda Schoolgirl”, has sensationally denied she had a sexual relationship or took illicit drugs with the de-registered player agent in a statement to the AFL Players’ Association.

The twist is set to complicate a police investigation into Nixon, with a brief of evidence under review from the Office of Public Prosecutions.

However, speaking today, Mr Overland said police would continue to investigate the allegations.

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“There’s been a report in the media this morning that’s she’s changed her story. Let’s just wait and see what happens,” Mr Overland said.

“We’ve still got investigations ongoing, there may well be prosecutions and I think again we just need to wait and see how those events unfold.

“If she has, in effect, changed her statement and recanted her statement, then that’s something we have to look at, but again I’m not getting too caught up in what has been attributed to her through the media. We just have to work through the process and see where that finishes up.

“The investigations continue on, obviously public comments can have an impact on the investigation, but from our point of view they continue on and, as I say, they may well lead to prosecutions. We’ll just have to wait and see.”

Nixon says he is determined to seek “several million dollars” in damages from the AFLPA after what he describes as an “amateurish” investigation that left his career in ruins.

“I firmly have the AFLPA in my sights,” Nixon said.

“This was an amateurish investigation at best, and if this is the people who are representing the players in the collective bargaining agreement, the players could get the worst result of all time.”

Asked if he was seeking a financial payout, Nixon said: “Absolutely. Several million dollars.”

Nixon said the investigation failed to give him adequate time to give his side of the story and lawyers had already said his case “looks very favourable”.

“I have lost my business reputation, future earnings, it’s impacted my family significantly financially,” he told Triple M radio today.

“So if this investigation had no right to be conducted and was illegal, then they will have to pay.”

During his morning media blitz, he also denied accusations Ms Duthie’s retraction was the result of a deal struck between the pair.

“I want to clear up something very quickly: there’s absolutely no deal between her and I whatsoever,” he told Channel 7’s Sunrise.

“Please, give me some respect. If there was going to be any deal done between her and I it would have been done before I had to sell my business, before what it’s done to my family, before what it’s done to my life. Give me some credit.”

Nixon said he knew the truth would come out and he wished Ms Duthie all the best.

“I hope this is an opportunity for her to get on with her life now. She’s a young girl, she’s made some fairly significant mistakes, but she needs to move on,” he said.

Nixon was also forced to answer questions about how he came to be in Ms Duthie’s hotel room wearing only underpants.

“If I knew the answer to that we’d all be geniuses. But I think it’s been made pretty clear, and it’s become pretty clear, that somehow I had substances in my body that night that some people believe was taken accidentally, others believe I was administered it, I’m not going to go there, I’m sick of it all, I don’t care,” he said.

“The damage is done, I don’t know how I ended up like that. But what I do know is what hasn’t been purported or shown is that I fled the hotel not long after that.”

Click here to listen to Ricky Nixon speaking to Steve Price on MTR this morning

Galbally denies Duthie drug claims

The AFLPA says it stands by its decision to revoke Nixon’s licence for a minimum of two years, saying it did not solely rely on Ms Duthie’s statement in its investigation, led by David Galbally QC.

Ms Duthie, in her statement, has also claimed she was affected by drugs when she spoke to Mr Galbally about the nature of her relationship with Nixon.

But Mr Galbally this morning denied Ms Duthie’s claims that she was drug-affected.

“All I really want to say is simply this, when she was interviewed she was interviewed with me present and two lawyers, her lawyers,” he told 3AW.

“I think if she had been under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or incoherent in any way shape or form, or not fit, then the interview wouldn’t have gone ahead.”

He said his investigation did not solely rely on Ms Duthie’s statement and included photos taken from her camera, SMS text messages and other material.

In his report, Mr Galbally found Nixon had taken advantage of a “vulnerable” girl and engaged in drug-taking and sex with her.

Mr Galbally said he would fight Nixon in court if he decided to sue.

“He’s got every right to pursue whatever legal rights are open, if he sues, then there’ll be affidavit material available in the court case,” he said.

“Ultimately, if it goes to court he’ll have to give evidence on oath, he’ll be cross-examined and everyone will know, what the position is after he’s done that.”

Click here to listen to David Galbally QC speaking on Fox FM this morning

Ian Prendergast, chair of the AFLPA’s Agent Accreditation Board, confirmed that the association had received correspondence from a person involved in Nixon’s case, claiming the person gave false evidence to the inquiry.

“As such, the claims do not change the resolution made by the board in relation to the conduct of Ricky Nixon, which was found to be in breach of the Agent Accreditation Regulations.”

The accreditation board suspended Nixon on March 24 for his “inappropriate personal relationship” with the teenager, who was at the centre of the St Kilda nude photos scandal.

Ms Duthie issued a message via Twitter today: “I am Kimberley Duthie. No matter what decisions or mistakes I have made to this day – I always have the upper hand. Regret nothing.”

Nixon yesterday said Ms Duthie needed to “move forward” with her life, but at the same time commended her for revealing non-truths.

“Just like all the young people I work with, they are prone to making mistakes and Kim won’t be the first or last,” he said.

“I’m pleased she has finally decided to make some important decisions in her life and she now needs to move forward.

“I’m also pleased that she has made these declarations to the AFLPA.”

Sam Newman claims

It also emerged that Sam Newman, a supporter of Nixon, has been in contact with Ms Duthie.

Newman has spoken about mentoring Ms Duthie and she told the Herald Sun she has stayed at his apartment.

Listen to Sam Newman laugh off suggestions he’s been “squiring” Ms Duthie

Ms Duthie said she recently leased a house in St Kilda and planned to buy it.

She said she had paid six months’ rent in advance.

It is believed detectives are continuing their investigation and are also probing alleged threats to kill by Nixon.

Earlier this year, Ms Duthie passed a lie detector test when asked if she had sex with Nixon.

The Herald Sun filmed Nixon leaving a city hotel on February 15, following the girl out of the foyer before getting into his car.

Nixon was subsequently banned for two years from being an player agent by the AFLPA. He has since sold his business, Flying Start.

Ricky Nixon-Sex, lies and Video Tape

Posted on May 1, 2011 by Robbo

Ricky Nixon is still living in fantasy land, refusing to be a man and admit his failings, dodging questions, walking away, deflecting blame. Has he forgotten how old he is compared to how old she is. The master negotiator of million dollar contracts, mixing it up in the big tough business work and this teen “Tricked him” into everything did she? Well if that is the case Tricky Dicky Nixon, you are more the fool and she is a genius.

More likely is you were thinking with your dick and have tried ever since to get out of taking any responsibility you loser…

UPDATE 02/05/11

UPDATE 10.40am: DISGRACED AFL player agent Ricky Nixon has inferred he was unwittingly drugged before being filmed in Kim Duthie’s hotel room wearing only his underpants.

In an allegation aired on radio MTR’s Steve Price Breakfast Show, Nixon this morning said he had no idea how he ended up in the teenager’s room near nude.

And the suspended player agent, who declared he would no longer speak about the scandal, confirmed he came close to taking his life while standing on a bridge in London.

Nixon told MTR he didn’t want to spark another police investigation or “witchhunt” but suggested drugs were the reason why he couldn’t explain being in Duthie’s hotel room wearing only underpants. correct, the drugs he snorted

“The answer is still I don’t know,” Nixon told MTR.

“But what people don’t know is I was found a few hours after that outside my office at Etihad Stadium some three kilometres from the hotel room in not a great way. drugs do catch up with you “Tricky”

“Let’s just say that there is a good reason why I don’t know what happened.”

He has denied having sex with or taking drugs with the teenager.

Asked by Price whether he thought he unknowingly had a drink spiked or drugs introduced into his system in some other way Nixon said: “All I’ll say is that I’ve always thought you’re a smart bloke, that you’re very good at analysing things and nine times out of 10 you are right in what you say Steve.”

RICKY Nixon has failed to explain why he was in schoolgirl Kim Duthie’s hotel room wearing only a pair of underpants.

The disgraced sports agent instead accused Duthie of “setting him up” and “conning the world” they had sexual relations and that he gave her drugs.

Nixon said Duthie was a member of “Gen-Y who is very tech savvy and who is very good at making up conversations and texts”.

“We are talking about a habitual liar, a habitual liar who strips down to her G-string on Lonsdale street,” he said.

An angry and emotional Nixon struggled to answer many questions put to him tonight by Channel Seven‘s Ross Coulthard. Several times Nixon walked out of the interview or reminded the journalist of legal ramifications.

Asked bluntly of the central allegations, Nixon said – “Let me be very clear, I had no sexual relationship with that girl, I never have at all.”

But Nixon failed to explain why he was in his underpants in a hotel room with Duthie.

“No I can’t (explain it),” he said.

“And no one can provide any evidence to me of sex or drugs. You’ve all been conned.”

Nixon admitted texting Duthie at one stage to tell her he would look at pictures of her in his phone “when I am on top of you” but said the comment was being taken out of context.

He also denied telling her he would share a line of cocaine with her and after one heated exchange with Coulthard said – “I was not using cocaine with this girl.”

Nixon also spoke for the first time about allegations he threatened to kill the girl and her family and of taking his own life while in London because of the pressure.

Denying he threatened to kill Duthie over the allegations and the video footage, Nixon said he told her he may as well driver his car into the Yarra.

Nixon described Duthie as a “habitual liar” when confronted with the claim he had sent Duthie a text saying – “Why did you film? You will have a nice life because it will be a short one. I’m not going to kill you, just your mother, father and little sister. Then you will know what its like to have your life ruined.”

The accusation prompted Nixon to confess you had wanted to kill himself.

“I was in London in total shock in the lowest ebb of my life, wondering what the hell had happened,” he said.

“Have you ever stood on a bridge across the Thames and nearly tried to jump off it? Have you ever done that? Have you ever thought your life was over, Ross?

“Have you ever thought you’re sick and tired of a 17-year-old girl playing with your life, and your family’s life, and your kids life, and your grandmothers life? Would you enjoy that?”

Nixon was banned last month from practising for two months by the AFL Player Association after an investigation he described as “media driven and unlawful.”

“The only person they didn’t speak to was myself,” he said.

“I was under a medical condition in recovery. I wasn’t allowed to speak to the board or given adequate time to do it. It was a witch-hunt, it was media driven and I’m not sure they lawfully had the right to investigate me anyway.”

The fiery television exchange left more questions than answers.

“People forget that the two people standing at the top of the pyramids are her and I. Underneath it are parents, friends, boyfriends, girlfriends, clients, business staff they’re all affected by this. They’re all affected by it and they’re very tired of it.”

Ricky Nixon Decision-AFL Players' Association

Posted on March 17, 2011 by Robbo

Hot out of the press conference, it has been decided that Ricky Nixon will….zzzzzzzzzzzzzz waiting waiting

6.10PM Nixon will be given a chance to explain his actions and show cause why he should not receive a ban or suspension………….(bloody what are they doing in there…..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz)

6.40pm

Ok this is what came from the meeting

Nixon failed to meet standards of conduct to maintain accreditation and brought himself and agents into disrepute

Specific breaches included

Conduct that impacted adversely on his ability to represent players he represents
Failed to act in best interest of players he represents
Failed to act with honesty and integrity towards players he represents
Failed to give players he represents a fair and accurate account of his dealings
Engaged in conduct that is materially detrimental to players he represents

Board told Nixon today they have a case against him

He has 7 days to appeal in person or present his case

Accreditation immediately suspended

One day you're going to get with your pants down...

THE “St Kilda schoolgirl” Kim Duthie has shown up at the headquarters of the AFL Players’ Association ahead of the release of the report into Ricky Nixon’s future, claiming she received death threats from the player-manager.

Football’s most powerful manager could be stripped of his licence after this afternoon’s meeting of a four-man panel at the AFLPA, with an announcement now expected at about 5.40pm.

The teen – who alleges she was involved in a drug-fuelled affair with Nixon and whom the Herald Sun has decided not to name – spoke to journalists at the AFLPA’s South Melbourne offices, claiming she received “death threats” from Nixon and saying she would open “a can of whoop-ass” by releasing details of another alleged AFL scandal.

Board to decide Nixon’s fate (heraldsun.com.au)
Nixon investigation to help AFL: lawyer (news.theage.com.au)

Ricky Nixon Decision-AFL Players’ Association