Wayne Carey

Wayne Carey's cheating scandal has reared its head as reports emerge of an awkward confrontation with a former Kangaroos teammate. 2 min read.

Carey was caught cheating with Stevens’ former wife Kelli in 2002. “One of the biggest stories was when I slept with a teammate’s wife,” he said. “Witnesses said Carey went at Stevens, accusing him of talking behind his back and telling people he couldn’t be contacted and to not bother trying to catch up with him, but then being fine in-person.”

AFL legend Wayne Carey took his rarely-seen son Carter to the 1996 premiership reunion game at Melbourne's Marvel Stadium on Sunday.

'I went over to throw wine on her in a restaurant, which clearly is wrong. You know, I put my arm on her." I raised my voice, I stood up. He is a beautiful, healthy baby, very calm like his mother, is sleeping well and eating well.' You know, I guess my life started to unravel.' I was in self-destruction mode.

Stevens, who is a North Melbourne director and head of the club's past players' association, did not take part in a reunion motorcade for the 1996 ...

Sign up for the Real Footy newsletter. Stevens, who is a North Melbourne director and head of the club’s past players’ association, did not take part in a reunion motorcade for the 1996 premiership team at Marvel Stadium on Sunday. A verbal exchange between Wayne Carey and Anthony Stevens at a North Melbourne premiership reunion function on Saturday night did not become physical, and the pair left the party amicably, according to a source at the function.

Wayne Carey and Anthony Stevens have locked in a nasty altercation at a Melbourne pub on Saturday night.

The pair have history after Carey infamously had an affair with Stevens' wife Kelli in 2002, which tore the club apart. The blow-up is believed to have occurred at the Victoria Hotel in Yarraville, where former Kangaroos players had gathered to celebrate North Melbourne's 1996 premiership win. North Melbourne greats Wayne Carey and Anthony Stevens had to be separated after engaging in a nasty verbal stoush with each other at a Melbourne pub on Saturday night.

Former North Melbourne captains Anthony Stevens and Wayne Carey have reportedly had to be separated by teammates.

People can change, they evolve and I’m a perfect example of someone that’s been able to evolve." Zero Hanger has also contacted the North Melbourne past players association - of which Stevens is president - for comment but are yet to receive any comment. "It has been incorrectly reported," a spokesperson for the venue said.