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the, tournament bar, electronic, pilgrims, insider, plump teen , crossings, berkelouw, mobile, sports humor, football trading card collectables, thoroughbred racing shares, inscription, 1994, australian aboriginal studies, nintendo ds, When Roberts posed naked for the gay magazine Blue in 1994, he collapsed this division between heterosexual and homosexual performance in a flash of naked flesh.11 In an article that investigates the possibility of ‘queering’ football, Heather Brook explores the sexist, homophobic nature of rugby league but she also identifies its homoeroticism. Brook points out that ‘although football is a violent sport, it also brings men’s bodies thoughts into contact with each other in intimate, somewhat erotic and at times, surprisingly tender ways’.12 The sporting field is, indeed, one of — if not thoughts the sole — social thoughts context in which heterosexual men are allowed to show affection for one another. This affection is, however, spatially contingent: the field and the post-game locker-room are the only social spaces where such behaviour is sanctioned. Anywhere beyond the arena and as soon as the jerseys come off, the taboos on male physical affection reign supreme. While Brook is correct in calling attention to the homoerotics of football, the fact that the sporting arena is a site that is always already marked as heterosexual cannot be forgotten.
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To be culturally exalted, the pattern of masculinity must have exemplars who are celebrated as heroes’.8 Sport thus provides the heroes that hegemonic masculinity needs for survival; the body of the sporting hero exhibits the physical signs of strength, speed and agility. In a context such as rugby league, where players are known for their size, skill and strength, the body is constructed as a weapon for the physical domination of other men. However, where the rugby league body plump teen may be seen as one that can plump teen ‘pass itself off as plump teen a kind of armour’,9 a body that ‘is seen as existing for itself and against others’,10 the self-consciously muscular gay body is constructed not to repel other men, but to attract them. It is this disjunction between the cultural meanings of the homosexual and heterosexual body that makes Ian Roberts’ declaration of his sexuality such an important moment in the history of Australian masculinity.
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