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By Bridget Ballance
Mar 2, 2004, 10:44
Former England soccer star Stan Collymore today admitted taking part in group sex sessions on Cannock Chase.
The 33-year-old, who lives in Cannock, visited sites on the Chase where he watched people having sex in cars.
Collymore, who is now a summariser on Radio Five, also admitted taking part in group sex after arranging to meet up on the internet.
Cannock Chase where the sex sessions took place
He is now begging forgiveness from his wife Estelle following the revelations.
The ex-Aston Villa, Liverpool and Nottingham Forest striker was pictured on Cannock Chase attempting to take part in an activity known as "dogging", where couples have sex in public and others watch.
He said: "Over the last couple of years, I have been to dogging sites maybe a dozen to 15 times and yes I have taken part and had sex during them. My only hope is that the people I know and love can find it in their hearts to forgive me."
Collymore lives with Estelle and their young daughter in Shoal Hill, Cannock - just a few miles from the sites where he indulged in the activities.
He said: "Estelle is furious but incredibly calm. I cannot believe I have caused her all this hurt."
He said he visited a dogging site on Saturday on the Chase after reading about the activity on the internet.
Within 30 minutes of his arrival, Collymore said he met a couple and started chatting to them. He said he later exchanged phone numbers with the couple, who claimed they were new to the activity. They were later found to be reporters from The Sun.
Collymore said: "I went up there of my own free will.
"What I have done is disgusting and I'm so ashamed but I'm only human. I can only beg for forgiveness."
Cannock Chase is a known site for dogging. Cars are regularly seen driving onto various secluded car parks late at night.
The Forestry Commission on Cannock Chase and Staffordshire Borough Council were both unavailable for comment.
By Bridget Ballance
Mar 2, 2004, 10:44
Former England soccer star Stan Collymore today admitted taking part in group sex sessions on Cannock Chase.
The 33-year-old, who lives in Cannock, visited sites on the Chase where he watched people having sex in cars.
Collymore, who is now a summariser on Radio Five, also admitted taking part in group sex after arranging to meet up on the internet.
Cannock Chase where the sex sessions took place
He is now begging forgiveness from his wife Estelle following the revelations.
The ex-Aston Villa, Liverpool and Nottingham Forest striker was pictured on Cannock Chase attempting to take part in an activity known as "dogging", where couples have sex in public and others watch.
He said: "Over the last couple of years, I have been to dogging sites maybe a dozen to 15 times and yes I have taken part and had sex during them. My only hope is that the people I know and love can find it in their hearts to forgive me."
Collymore lives with Estelle and their young daughter in Shoal Hill, Cannock - just a few miles from the sites where he indulged in the activities.
He said: "Estelle is furious but incredibly calm. I cannot believe I have caused her all this hurt."
He said he visited a dogging site on Saturday on the Chase after reading about the activity on the internet.
Within 30 minutes of his arrival, Collymore said he met a couple and started chatting to them. He said he later exchanged phone numbers with the couple, who claimed they were new to the activity. They were later found to be reporters from The Sun.
Collymore said: "I went up there of my own free will.
"What I have done is disgusting and I'm so ashamed but I'm only human. I can only beg for forgiveness."
Cannock Chase is a known site for dogging. Cars are regularly seen driving onto various secluded car parks late at night.
The Forestry Commission on Cannock Chase and Staffordshire Borough Council were both unavailable for comment.
