Thursday 10 November 2022 02:56 PM Cleaner tells Benjamin Mendy rape trial that the star's house was 'a ... trends now
Benjamin Mendy's cleaner described the Manchester City star's house at his rape trial yesterday as 'a catastrophe' after a party with 'bottles and food everywhere and a glass-top table broken'.
The jury at Chester Crown Court was told that the £52million footballer is 'the nicest person you could meet' in a series of ten supportive statements.
Yvonne Shea, who worked at Mr Mendy's house for five years along with her 30-year-old daughter, told the court: 'I am quite shocked to hear all these allegations have been made against him.
'If I felt he was capable of those kind of actions I would never have allowed my daughter to go there, or be there on her own. He is not that kind of person.'
Mrs Shea described the aftermath of a party held at Mendy's house in Prestbury, Cheshire, in August last year as 'a catastrophe'.
She said: 'Bottles were everywhere, food was everywhere and the glass top table was broken.'
Benjamin Mendy, 28, denies seven counts of rape, one attempted rape and one sexual assault
Nightclub worker Claudia Noble told the court that she had had a 'casual' sexual relationship with the left-back and had never felt 'uncomfortable' with him.
She said: 'Ben's always been really kind to me. He has a really good sense of humour. He is just a really fun person to be around. I have
