By J J Anisiobi
Last updated at 4:57 PM on 17th September 2011
The youngest woman to ever become the top boss of an English football club allegedly had a past career as an escort.
Carolyn Still reportedly went on sexy dates with male customers before working for top name fashion companies such as Bulgari and Gucci.
The 29-year-old was made chief executive officer of Mansfield Town FC last week after becoming friends with the club chairman John Radford.
Blonde ambition: Mansfield Town CEO Carolyn Still has not denied previously being an escort
According to The Sun, Carolyn was working for two escort agencies and was said to have met male punters 'at different times of day and night.'
The newspaper claim that the new CEO was signed to an agency called Lucy Brookes and posed for risque pictures on the internet under the name 'Leulla.'
It is believed that Carolyn first became an escort when studying for her politics degree as a way of paying for herself to get through university and to pay off debts.
After heading to London to work as an account manager she moved on to Leeds and worked at crisp makers Seabrook's before returning to escorting in 2009.
Trust: Mansfield chairman John Radford hired Carolyn after befriending her
Sources claim that Carolyn then signed up to one Britain's biggest agency called McKenzie's.
McKenzie's hit the headlines in 2007 when Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly hired five girls from the company for one night.
Working under the name 'Brooke', she received great reviews from customers who would have hired her at hours at a time.
When questioned by the newspaper about the allegations of her past Carolyn said: 'I haven't had a hunky-dory life at all. I don't even know what to say. For me, it's just very overwhelming.'
Defense: Mansfield Town's Anthony Howell, Ross Dyer, Louis Briscoe and Matt Green will be working under Carolyn Still
A source told The Sun that Carolyn was great at her job as an escort and earned 'big tips' from happy punters.
Carolyn Still continues to cause a stir at Mansfield Town after refusing to comment on speculation that she is involved in a relationship with the club's owner, John Radford.
But asked whether she was in a relationship with Radford, she told BBC Radio Nottingham: 'I don't feel it's appropriate, at this stage, to comment.
'This has been a genuine appointment. I have worked hard to get where I am.'
The politics graduate said after her appointment on Tuesday: 'It's a great privilege for me to be offered the chance to lead this football club.
When asked about the allegations, a spokesperson for Mansfield Town FC told the MailOnline: 'Both the club and Carolyn are not in a position to comment at this stage.'
You go girl!
- Marie, London, 18/9/2011 18:29
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