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Picture: Channel 9 “Nathan is playing to his potential,” Fletcher said. New videos have emerged of Nathan Cleary that appear to contradict the NRL star’s excuse for breaking social-distancing rules.. On Tuesday … Nathan Cleary has apologised for his social distancing violation. Nathan Cleary, 20, (right) is one of the NRL's most talented young players, and while he is getting noticed on the footy field, the 20-year-old is navigating plenty of attention off-field too. It is understood the girls were friends of Cleary’s sister and had dropped in to see him on Anzac Day before leaving after a short time. New videos have emerged of Nathan Cleary that appear to contradict the The NSW State of Origin star apologised for his actions and said the girls were his sister’s friends and only there for about 10 minutes.He also claimed he didn’t know photos had been taken of him.However new videos of Cleary dancing with the girls for a Tik Tok video appear to contradict those claims.The videos show Cleary fully aware he was being recorded and willingly participating in the dance.“It throws into question the Panthers halfback’s claims that he was unaware of photographs that had been taken of him,” The NRL slapped him with a $4000 fine and a one-game ban suspended on Tuesday provided he shows good behaviour.The NSW State of Origin star labelled his behaviour “naive” in an apology for breaking social-distancing laws on Anzac Day.“I just want to apologise, as a role model in the community it's obviously not good enough,” he told “I've been in the RLPA meetings and know all about these rules which leaves me no excuse for the naivety that I've showed. Brydens Lawyers NSW Blues halfback Nathan Cleary recently celebrated his sister’s 21st birthday. "My sister’s friends and girls I’ve grown up with were drinking down the road and then came by and popped in and said they were waiting for an Uber," Cleary explained to Channel Nine News. The NRL Integrity Unit has served Panthers star Nathan Cleary with an amended breach notice following the emergence of two videos showing him flouting COVID-19 social distancing protocols on Anzac Day.The NRL confirmed that Cleary's breach notice has been revised after two TikTok videos were brought to light in which Cleary dances with friends of his sister.NSW Police has since announced Cleary would not face sanction over the incident, but have issued Personal Infringement Notices and $1000 fines to the five women involved.The NRL announced via a short statement on Friday night that Cleary had been served "with an amended breach notice after additional information surfaced about a matter at his home which it is alleged has brought the game into disrepute".Cleary will have five days to respond to the notice, with his final penalty confirmed once he does.Cleary was one of four players alongside fellow Blues representatives Latrell Mitchell and Josh Addo-Carr to be served with breach notices for breaking social distancing rules, with players given five days to respond to the notice.Punishments in all cases could be increased or reduced pending the players' response.

Credit: AAP “Obviously in the time that they were here there was a photo taken, I had no idea about it until this morning.” It comes after fellow NSW teammates Latrell Mitchell and Josh Addo-Carr were also fined for breaking the public health order over the weekend. I shouldn't have done it and I stuffed up.”Cleary explained while what he did was wrong, a visit from the group of girls was unplanned and he was unaware a photo was taken.“My sister's friends and girls that I have grown up with were drinking down the road on the street and they came by and popped in and said they were just waiting for an Uber before they went to someone else's house,” he said, estimating the group was in his house for no longer than 10 minutes.“Obviously in the time that they were here there was a photo taken, I had no idea about it until this morning.”On Tuesday the duo received $50,000 fines, $30,000 of them and a one-match ban suspended.They were later charged with firearms offences and have been asked to attend court in August.Nathan Cleary was dancing with the women in a video for Tik Tok.

... "My sister's friends and girls that I have grown up with were drinking down the road … View this post on Instagram Pink vibez for @indicleary 21st A post shared by Nathan Cleary (@_nathancleary) on Jan 28, 2020 at 12:38am PST. VIEW ALL PARTNERS The NRL Integrity Unit has served Panthers star Nathan Cleary with an amended breach notice following the emergence of two videos showing him … The NSW Origin half has already been issued with a $10,000 fine and suspension for one match by the NRL on Tuesday for bringing the game into disrepute after photos were published of him with several of the women on a lounge. You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content