Here's what the Western mail reported from the testimony in the court room (or possibly read out in the courtroom from the statements given at the police station?
(Reported on 18th April 2012)
Asked by Detective Constable Philip Williams if they were looking for a girl, Evans said: "No, we could have had any girl in that nightclub. "It's not uncommon for us to pick up girls. We're footballers, we're rich and we've got money, that'swhat girls like." Evans said girls particularly liked McDonald's company. "Girls in Rhyl think he still plays for Manchester City, some think he's [England defender] Micah Richards," said Evans.
Evans said that he and several friends went to the hotel. While three waited outside and tried to look through the window, Evans went into the room.
What is crazy is that there are match reports from the 16th of April where Ched Evans is playing!
Here is more from earlier in the trial, including another witness. Don't know what people think but the receptionist clearly let both men in - so would have known that she was in there with two men which personally I think is totally out of order given that he also testified that she was very drunk.
"Shortly before that, Port Vale footballer Clayton McDonald, also 23, had arrived in a taxi with an "extremely drunk" woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons.
Both men deny raping the 19-year-old.
At around 4am, on Monday, May 30, 2011, Mr Burrough said he saw a taxi pull up and a man, later identified as McDonald, and a woman get out.
"She was extremely drunk. She was not very steady on her feet. She had a blank expression," he said. The pair went into a hotel room and 10-15 minutes later Evans arrived in a taxi, asking for the keys to room 14, while two friends waited outside.
St Asaph-born Evans told the receptionist he had "booked the room for a friend", who'd since gone home.
Mr Burrough later saw Evans' two friends outside the open window of room 14, and the court has heard claims one of them filmed the alleged rape on a mobile phone. The receptionist later carried out a check outside room 14, and said he could hear sounds of "squealing and panting" coming from inside.
It was clear people were having sex in the room, he said, adding that he heard the voice of one man ask the woman to perform a sexual act on him.
Around a quarter of an hour later, McDonald returned to the reception asking for a taxi number.
Another witness told the court she had earlier seen both Evans and McDonald in the Zu Bar, Rhyl. The pair had bought drinks for the woman and a friend, and McDonald asked for her number. She received a series of texts from him during the early hours of May 30, one of which asked her to come to "room 14".
Another witness, a friend of the alleged rape victim, told the court that when she'd left the Zu Bar at about 2.30am, her friend was not drunk and seemed "happy". But later that morning she was awoken by a loud banging at the door. It was her friend, who said she had no recollection of what had happened. The witness said: "She was hysterical, constantly crying."
The alleged victim, who the prosecution say was too drunk to consent to sex, told police she thought her drink may have been spiked.
Forensic scientist Pauline Lax told the court there were traces of cocaine and cannabis by-products found in her urine at "very, very low levels" but not in her blood.
That indicated the woman had taken these drugs between "two and eight days beforehand".
Tests on Evans and McDonald found only caffeine in their blood.
Evans, of Penistone, Yorkshire, and McDonald, of Crewe, both admit having sex with the complainant, but deny rape.
The case continues.