Wayne’s Carey’s mugshot after the star faced a Miami court charged with battery of a police officer when he was accused of assaulting his girlfriend in 2007
The blessed media career of AFL great Wayne Carey may finally be at an end amid widespread outrage over his ‘white powder’ scandal.
On Tuesday, Carey had once again become the butt of jokes within Australia’s AFL community, with calls for media organisations to dump the disgraced star once and for all.
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AFL great Wayne Carey hit amazing highs on the field during his legendary career, but he’s just as well known for the lows he reached away from the game.
Carey’s troubled history can be traced back to the 1990s, when the man known as ‘The King’ admitted to an indecent assault against a woman.
It was 1996 – the year he captained North Melbourne to victory over Sydney in the AFL Grand Final.
Carey, who went onto play 271 AFL
Wayne Carey’s ex-fiancée Kate Neilson has spoken out about her tumultuous relationship with the AFL legend in the wake of his appearance on SAS Australia.
Carey, 50, touched on his romance with Neilson during Tuesday’s episode when he explained how he was accused of allegedly ‘glassing’ his girlfriend in the face in a Miami restaurant in 2007, describing it as ‘one of the biggest regrets of my life’.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday, Neilson – who dated Carey
