Footballers accused of rape thought they 'could be on' for group sex
A jury hears two Scone footballers believed they "could be on" for group sex on the night they allegedly raped a woman.
Footballers accused of rape thought they 'could be on' for group sex
A jury hears two Scone footballers believed they "could be on" for group sex on the night they allegedly raped a woman.
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