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'Victim' in tears

Football

GUARDIAN/SUN, London
The teenage girl at the centre of rape allegations against up to eight Premiership footballers on Sunday denied reports that she had consented to have sex with four men, including two footballers.
Max Clifford, the publicist who is representing the girl and her family, said she "utterly refuted" claims in several Sunday newspapers that she was a willing participant in group sex at the Grosvenor House hotel in London last month.
The 17-year-old has told police that she was raped by several men after a night out on Friday September 26.
Police are understood to be treating her story as credible, and will start interviewing those alleged to have been involved this week.
The girl's denial followed a detailed report in one newspaper in which Nicholas Meikle, a "party organiser" and friend of the footballers alleged to be involved, said the girl had consented to sleep with him after meeting him in a club.
The newspaper claimed that Meikle's statement was backed up by a sworn affidavit from another of the men allegedly involved.
Speaking on behalf of the girl, Clifford rejected the suggestion that she was a willing participant.
"I have spoken to the girl and her father and they totally reject these claims," he said. "She is very distraught and was in tears when I spoke to her, and she totally refutes the suggestion that she was a willing party in group sex.
"She had consensual sex with
one of the men and then, despite her protests, all of the others joined in."
Scotland Yard declined to discuss the newspaper reports, but said "a very useful witness" had come forward after an appeal for information at the weekend.
Meanwhile, Meikle on Sunday, insisted he stood "1,000 per cent" behind his claims despite being branded a liar by the "rape" girl.
He is planning to turn himself over to detectives with the mystery fourth man he says also had sex with the 17-year-old.
Meikle said: "I'm speaking to a solicitor. He has advised me not to say anything. I have nothing to hide. Now it has gone high profile, I'm getting the right advice. I stand by what I say 1,000 per cent."
Meikle plans to walk into a police station for interviews within the next few days. He works for Everything PR, based in Notting Hill, West London. His boss Saif Rubie said: "The pair will present themselves to police they've nothing to hide."
Meikle insisted the sordid practice of roasting, where a group of men casually swap sex partners, is common among Premiership stars.
He said the evenings begin with young soccer stars using their wealth to seduce girls. The girl agrees to sex with a player but ends up having it with others who "wander" in and out of bedrooms.
Meikle admitted many girls felt under huge pressure to take part in swapping.
He added "The more I've moved around with footballers, the more I've seen they just share their girls around. There is a generation of players who are doing it."