Mike Tindall ‘kisses and gropes’ buxom blonde at dwarf-throwing contest

London, Sept 15 : England rugby captain Mike Tindall, who recently got married to royal Zara Phillips, was spotted kissing and groping a blonde beauty in a nightspot while watching a dwarf-throwing contest with pals. Tindall, 30, was even seen pressing his face to her cleavage on a boozy night off during the World Cup in New Zealand.
A source said that Tindall was so overwhelmed by the girl's oomph factor that instead of rejecting her offerings, he started reciprocating.
"One particularly beautiful blonde went straight for Mike. But rather than reject her advances, unfortunately he was extremely responsive," the Sun quoted the source as saying.
"They were flirting with each other and getting very touchy-feely. Then they went into the doorway, where the girl gestured Mike towards her chest.
"She pulled his head towards her breasts and she rubbed the back of his head as she did so.
"The girl was absolutely stunning and all over him. He clearly thought it was a case of `What happens on tour, stays on tour'.
"But it's not the behaviour you would expect of a man who is not only England captain but also now a member of the Royal Family. He has only been married for a few weeks," the source added.

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Nude male rugby team outclassed for first time by clothed women’s one!

London, Sept 12 : Rugby Team Nude Blacks lost for the first time in their nine-years of existence, after being beaten 25-20 by a clothed women's team from Spain.
Keeping up the spirit of the friendly competition, the ladies promised to remove an item of clothing for each try they scored at the exhibition game at Kettle Park, played hours ahead of the match between Argentina and England.
On being asked if they had allowed the visiting Conquistadoras score a few easy tries, Brad Henderson, a 23-year-old student, replied in the affirmative.
"Of course," the Daily Mail quoted him as saying.
A modest crowd of about 1,500 gathered at the ground, to watch the all-male team surpassed by the all-female team, which includes a pole dancer, a teacher and a student.
The winners gave no quarter to the "defenceless" opposition, winning 25-20 by playing the match like any other.
"It could have been a distraction but we played the match like any other," Vanessa Pleguezuelos said.

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