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[HD/FULL] State of Origin 2013 Game 3: STREAKER!
- Published_at:2013-07-18
- Category:Sports
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- description: STREAKER at State of Origin 2013 Game 3/ Streaker - State Of Origin 2013 Game 3/ Streaker: NRL 2013 State of Origin Game 3/ State of Origin Try Costing STREAKER Game 3, 2013 QLD Vs NSW/ A streaker who disrupted the closing stages of the State of Origin decider is likely to be banned for life from Sydney's Olympic Stadium when he faces court next month. The 33-year-old, identified in media reports as Wati Holmwood of Tempe in Sydney, ran almost the length of the field on Wednesday night, tripping just short of the try line two minutes from full-time. Queensland ran in for a try as the streaker was manhandled by security staff, but with New South Wales players clearly impeded referee Shayne Hayne ruled no try and ordered a scrum. That gave Queensland another set of six tackles and deprived the Blues, trailing 12-10, the chance to head down the other end to score. The man has been charged with wilful and obscene exposure and entering or remaining on a playing field without authorisation. He has been issued with a court attendance notice to appear in Burwood Local Court on August 6. Police say he is also expected to be issued with a notice banning him from future events at the stadium. "Whether he is banned from future NRL matches would be a matter for the NRL," a police spokesman said. NRL officials believe he is the same man who ran onto the field when Wests Tigers played the Warriors in an NRL finals game in 2011. However, police could not confirm this. Stadium spokesperson Arthur Stanley said the man had managed to evade security guards on Wednesday night by entering the field in an "unusual spot". "We're disappointed that it happened but it happens in sport from time to time," Stanley said. "He came on (at) a very unusual part of the field, so he got through the first line of security and then it took a little while to stop him." Holmwood's uncle, Philip Holmwood, has laughed off his nephew's actions, saying he did not act maliciously. "Everyone likes their beer, everyone likes to have a drink, he's a good boy," Mr Holmwood told Southern Cross radio on Thursday. Mr Holmwood confirmed that his unemployed nephew had also streaked at a Tigers game in 2011 but said he never found out why. "He's a quiet boy, he just keeps it to himself. "He just does things because wants to do them." Social media lit up after the incident, with some New South Wales fan blaming Holmwood for their side's close defeat.
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