Australian rugby star facing huge fine, ban for lewd act with dog (VIDEO)

If you thought the antics of Johnny Manziel recently caught on video were shocking, wait until you see the obscene actions that were captured on tape of Australian rugby star Mitchell Pearce.

The Sydney Roosters bad boy make the Browns quarterback look like a choirboy.

Pearce is set to be stripped of the club's captaincy and fined up to $50,000 after video emerged of him forcing himself on a woman, peeing in his shorts and simulating a lewd act with a dog on Australia Day.

The Roosters halfback could be permanently banned from the NRL.

In the video obtained by A Current Affair, a clearly inebriated Pearce is seen making advances towards a female partygoer and being reprimanded for urinating on a couch at a home in Sydney.

After being rejected by the woman, he can be seen picking up a small  Maltese terrier and simulating a lewd act on the dog as its owner tries to snatch it away.

(WARNING: Sexually perverse video)

#ACA9's EXCLUSIVE vision of Mitchell Pearce's disgraceful behaviour caught on camera. https://t.co/oDDVWXrEZq

— A Current Affair (@ACurrentAffair9) January 27, 2016

This latest incident follows the infamous "woman in the yellow dress" scandal from 2014, which saw Pearce evicted from a Sydney pub after allegedly groping a female patron.

He was fined $20,000 and suspended for an NRL match in May after he was arrested following a wild drinking session with teammates.

The Sydney Roosters issued a statement: “The Sydney Roosters are aware of an incident involving Mitchell Pearce. The Club has advised the NRL’s Integrity Unit. The Club will conduct an internal investigation and will be making no further comment at this time.”

Pearce is also likely to be banned from traveling to the UK for next month's World Club Challenge.

Lucky for the NFL, nobody will ever confuse that with Cleveland's Dawg Pound.

Deadly brown snake invades Australian rugby pitch (VIDEO)

Fans and players at a rugby match in Australia got a scare when a deadly snake slithered up into the stands.

The NRL match between the Gold Coast Titans and the North Queensland Cowboys was abruptly interrupted when a three-foot eastern brown snake made its way into the crowd and made the fans a little nervous.

And, from the sound of the video, the commentators were getting their jollies saying snaike!

Deadly reptiles are not so unusual Down Under, but this species is nothing to scrum with. The brown snake ranks as the second most venomous snake in the world, and its bites can be fatal to humans if not treated quickly.

HT in #NRLGldNql: @nthqldcowboys 6 lead @GCTitans 0. One try, one goal, one snake... pic.twitter.com/fzDUdNNog1
— NRL (@NRL) March 31, 2014

The game continued despite the snake and it eventually disappeared into a drain pipe under the pitch after about 10 minutes — reminding everyone that this is really his home field.

The Titans went on to win 13-12 and nobody was bitten.

Aussie footballer suffers nasty gash to head (PHOTO)

Bryce Gibbs was a bloody mess after suffering a nasty gash to his head during an NRL match between the Cronulla Sharks and the Gold Coast Titans in Sydney, Australia Monday.

A little nick to the block didn't stop the Aussie footballer from playing, but the Titans did upset his Sharks, 18-12.

Talk about spilling a little blood for the team. These guys brawl.