‘All that really matters’: Brisbane captain’s wife opens up after club’s Vegas scandal
The wife of Brisbane Lions captain Lachie Neale has spoken publicly for the first time since the club’s so-called Las Vegas scandal erupted, saying her relationship with her husband is solid.
Jules Neale’s comments come after reports emerged suggesting the Vegas trip resulted in a dressing-room rift between players.
‘All that really matters’
Speaking to The Courier-Mail, Jules Neale said she and her husband are “fine” and that their relationship is “stronger than ever.”
“We’re a team, and we’re going to get through this together,” she said.
“All that really matters is that we have each other and our family.”
WAGs group ‘close’
Jules Neale also spoke about the Brisbane Lions’ WAGs group, saying it is “close” and that the wives and girlfriends of the players support each other.
“We’re all in this together,” she said.
“We’re a family, and we’re going to get through this together.”
Impact on players’ relationships
The impact of the Las Vegas scandal on the Brisbane Lions players’ relationships is still unknown.
However, it is clear that the scandal has put a strain on the team’s culture and that the players are still trying to come to terms with what happened.
Only time will tell how the scandal will ultimately affect the Brisbane Lions and their players’ relationships.
Key points
- Jules Neale, the wife of Brisbane Lions captain Lachie Neale, has spoken publicly for the first time since the club’s so-called Las Vegas scandal erupted.
- Neale said she and her husband are “fine” and that their relationship is “stronger than ever.”
- Neale also spoke about the Brisbane Lions’ WAGs group, saying it is “close” and that the wives and girlfriends of the players support each other.
- The impact of the Las Vegas scandal on the Brisbane Lions players’ relationships is still unknown.
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