Texts North Queensland Cowboys star sent club workers after they had...

A North Queensland Cowboys gamer accused of having sex with an employee in an airport toilet and team hotel allegedly sent the married woman raunchy text messages, including one telling her that they taste so good.

A complaint filed by the husband of the Cowboys employee with the NRL Integrity Unit alleged that one of the sexual encounters occurred on Father’s Day 2018 in a Qantas lounge toilet at Brisbane Airport.

The player and the club employee reportedly had sex at a hotel two days earlier during a trip to the Gold Coast for an away game.

The NRL has come under fire for handling the nine-page complaint alleging it failed to properly investigate allegations about the Cowboys star.

The man’s complaint claims he discovered the affair when he found Facebook messages between his wife and the player talking about their tryste.

‘I understand why [your husband] gets jealous – you taste so good, ”read a message according to The Daily Telegraph.

When the wife’s husband learned of his wife’s betrayal, he was outraged and alleged to have given Valium from a member of the club, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.

A letter sent to the Integrity Unit by the husband’s attorney, John Sneddon, in October 2019 said that Valium was given to him to help cope with the shock.

The North Queensland Cowboys issued a statement on the incident Saturday afternoon.

“The North Queensland Cowboys are aware of a number of allegations published today by the Sydney Morning Herald,” the statement said.

‘The club fully supports the parties involved as their wellbeing is of the utmost importance.

“With the NRL currently investigating the allegations, it is not appropriate for the club or its related parties to make further comments.”

The cowboys star allegedly sent the married woman slippery text messages, including one that read “You taste so good” (text mocked above)

Sneddon claims he was told in early October that the investigation was “continuing” and cited the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency as the reason for the delay.

The alleged affair resulted in the club employee’s marriage collapsing and the husband texting the player’s wife in late 2018.

‚[Name removed]I know you don’t want me to text you but I don’t feel anyone but you might understand how I feel. I only found out today [his wife] may keep her job with the cowboys, ”wrote the ruined husband.

The husband said he was “so disappointed” with the alleged scam and said he had “lost everything” including his wife and family.

“I feel so worthless after what you did, but knowing that you will still see each other in the club is so hurtful to me. I just can’t believe they cover [the wife’s] pursued and will let her travel with the team anyway.

The alleged sexual tryst occurred in a toilet in the Qantas Lounge on Father’s Day 2018 when the cowboys traveled to Towsnville via Brisbane (archive image not of the player involved)

“I have a feeling that nobody is saying anything about how we might feel about it.

“I think I should just realize that I am nobody and that I am not particularly important to anyone [his wife]who have favourited cowboys and of course [the player] Who thought my wife was his property too. I will never bother you again. I promise not to ring the doorbell or write again. I am sorry.’

The NRL Integrity Unit said the delay was due to a lack of cooperation.

“When complaints are filed with the police or other regulatory agencies, we are careful not to interfere or interfere with these processes through our own investigation,” said an NRL spokesman.

“The NRL will continue its investigation and cannot comment further.”