Sydney Roosters star Frank-Paul Nu'uausala quizzed over fight Scene of the crime ... The Golden Sheaf Hotel in Double Bay. THE Sydney Roosters yesterday launched an investigation after their star prop Frank-Paul Nu'uausala was caught up in a drunken incident at glitzy eastern suburbs watering hole The Golden Sheaf. The man believed to have been attacked at the Golden Sheaf. Picture: Channel Nine Source: Supplied The Kiwi international was drinking at the Double Bay ­institution when a 35-year-old man was allegedly punched in the face by another man at about 1.30am and suffered a broken nose. Nu'uausala was believed to be part of the group involved in the altercation. As police viewed CCTV footage of the incident, the Roosters began their own inquiries. The 27-year-old was spoken to "at length" by senior club ­officials. A Roosters spokeswoman said: "The Sydney Roosters are aware of an overnight incident at Double Bay which allegedly included a Roosters player. The club has informed the NRL Integrity Unit. Not involved ... Rooster Frank-Paul Nu'uausala. As this is a matter involving the police, the club is not in a position to make any further comment at this time. The injured man was taken to St Vincent's Hospital. It is understood Nu'uausala was involved in a "light verbal altercation" with the injured man but not directly involved in the alleged assault. Frank-Paul Nu'uausala in action for the Roosters against Penrith earlier this year. Last night, a 29-year-old Maroubra man was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and was bail refused to appear at Waverley Local Court today. Redfoo with his bloodied face at the Golden Sheaf earlier this year. Picture: Channel 10 Source: Supplied It is not the first time the Golden Sheaf has made headlines this year following alleged altercations involving the trendy Double Bay venue's high profile clientèle. On August 28 a man allegedly threw a glass at X Factor judge and `New Thang"" singer Redfoo, whose real name is Stefan Kendall Gordy. Arian Berisha, 21, of Newtown, pleaded not guilty to reckless wounding and assault occasioning actual bodily harm when he faced Waverley Local Court last month and is back in court in November. Three years ago Wallaby bad-boy James O'Connor was sighted at the Golden Sheaf and another Eastern suburbs hotel the night before he missed a team meeting and the official Wallabies team photo, which cost him a test cap against New Zealand. Two weeks earlier former Roosters player Todd Carney and Nate Myles along with current Chook's forward Frank-Paul Nuuausala were stood down from a game against St George for breaking an alcohol ban after they were spotted drinking at the Sheaf into the early hours on August 9, 2011, Last year a 23-year-old woman was punched in the face several times in an attempted carjacking outside the hotel on December 15. James O'Connor has also found himself in strife at the Golden Sheaf. A man got out of a taxi and tried to steal a black 2010 Subaru Impreza the woman was sitting in the passenger seat of on New South Head Rd waiting for her partner. When the man, aged in his 30s found there were no keys, he turned on the woman before fleeing. Originally published as Roosters star quizzed over brawl