NRL player Taylan May denies domestic assault, stalking charges

Australian Community Media

Penrith Panthers player Taylan May will fight domestic-violence allegations that he punched his wife in the face and later stalked her. Sidelined under the NRL's no-fault stand-down policy until his court case concludes, May's season is now likely over with the next hearing set for March 2025.

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00:00 In Thailand, you can still be in place.

00:03 How do you feel about not playing again this season?

00:09 The allegations...

00:12 What's this about New Thailand? Do you have anything to say to yourself?

00:15 You can see the allegations are shocking.

00:18 You pleaded not guilty today. Why is that?

00:21 Domestic violence is a hot debate at the moment in New Thailand.

00:26 Have you ever laid hands on someone, Taylan?

00:30 No.

00:31 And footy?

00:33 Are you going to start playing next season, Taylan?

00:35 No problem.

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