HaroldBishop
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Hopefully the NRL fine him for having a personality. Disgraceful.
2022 NRL Round 2: Cronulla Sutherland Sharks vs. Parramatta Eels@ Shark Park - Saturday March 19 @ 5:30 pm
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Yeah , next he'll be joking about heading to Northies to try and pull after a victory.
Totally unacceptable to have a personality
Will be surprised if he doesnt get fined.
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What do you think of putting them all in a Statistics 2022 topic?
Western Sharkie
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Jj
I feel Nikora was a bit more involved in rd 1 but less so this rnd.
thanks mate.
I feel Nikora was a bit more involved in rd 1 but less so this rnd.
Sir Chadley
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I don’t have a link but there’s a story going around that Parramatta are going to lodge a complaint about our treatment of Mitch Moses.
If true should be good for a laugh.
If true should be good for a laugh.
Western Sharkie
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Did he not like how the crowd Boo’d him all game.
F**kin sook
That’s what the ref is there for.
To ensure no foul play. FMD!
There's the DT link. I can't read it either.
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Furious Parramatta will lodge a formal complaint with the NRL over the rough-house tactics Cronulla used on gun halfback Mitchell Moses.
And The Daily Telegraph can reveal Parramatta has previously protested to the NRL about the methods applied by opponents on Moses, who weighs 85kg.
The development comes as Moses’ uncle Ben Elias lashed out at Cronulla’s unpalatable tactics, claiming the Eels star player was “targeted” with “atrocities”.
Eels general manager of football Mark O’Neill will contact the NRL’s head of football Graham Annesley as early as Monday seeking improved protection for the gun playmaker.
Moses blew-up on-field when he copped knees to his leg from Sharks centre Jesse Ramien after scoring a try just before halftime in Saturday’s game at Pointsbet Stadium.
The NSW and Eels general sustained a corked quad.
During the second half, Moses had his legs taken out in the air by Teig Wilton - who was charged for the offence on Sunday by the NRL match review committee - after kicking a ball in general play.
Moses was again incensed and expressed his anger at Wilton.
O’Neill said: “I would prefer not to make any comment other than I will address it with the NRL through the appropriate channels.”
Another well-placed Eels source said: “This isn’t the first time this has happened to Mitchell.”
The Eels are filthy and privately claim Wilton – charged with grade two dangerous contact – should have been sin binned.
Other than O’Neill’s brief statement, Parramatta management didn’t want to comment publicly for fear any criticism may be misconstrued as whinging after a last second loss.
Elias ripped in when asked about the two hits on his nephew.
“Those atrocities aren’t in the laws of rugby league,” said Elias. “It’s Mitch’s wellbeing you worry about. Respect must be shown that players like Mitch will be targeted but don’t cross the line, and it’s a fine line.
“It’s obvious he’s getting all this extra attention, like the great players do. Mitchell isn’t a whinger, he’s far from a whinger, but you have to abide by the rules and protect those star players.
“Look, he’s a targeted man now. The opposition now knows how important he is and when you’re a marked man you get all that attention. It’s as simple as that. You’ve got to try and rattle him as much as you possibly can.
“You’ve got to be in his face every time he kicks the ball. That’s fine but you can’t be going that extra yard where you cross the line of what’s right and wrong.
“That’s why the rules are there – to protect those star players. Mitchell wouldn’t say anything. If you were to ask him he would say that should be left on the football field. But if you cross the line, yet get penalised. That’s what happens in life.
“Mitchell is marked now along with the players like (Kalyn) Ponga and (Adam) Reynolds, they’re the strike players and superstars. I’m glad the NRL acted on it (the Wilton
And The Daily Telegraph can reveal Parramatta has previously protested to the NRL about the methods applied by opponents on Moses, who weighs 85kg.
The development comes as Moses’ uncle Ben Elias lashed out at Cronulla’s unpalatable tactics, claiming the Eels star player was “targeted” with “atrocities”.
Eels general manager of football Mark O’Neill will contact the NRL’s head of football Graham Annesley as early as Monday seeking improved protection for the gun playmaker.
Moses blew-up on-field when he copped knees to his leg from Sharks centre Jesse Ramien after scoring a try just before halftime in Saturday’s game at Pointsbet Stadium.
The NSW and Eels general sustained a corked quad.
During the second half, Moses had his legs taken out in the air by Teig Wilton - who was charged for the offence on Sunday by the NRL match review committee - after kicking a ball in general play.
Moses was again incensed and expressed his anger at Wilton.
O’Neill said: “I would prefer not to make any comment other than I will address it with the NRL through the appropriate channels.”
Another well-placed Eels source said: “This isn’t the first time this has happened to Mitchell.”
The Eels are filthy and privately claim Wilton – charged with grade two dangerous contact – should have been sin binned.
Other than O’Neill’s brief statement, Parramatta management didn’t want to comment publicly for fear any criticism may be misconstrued as whinging after a last second loss.
Elias ripped in when asked about the two hits on his nephew.
“Those atrocities aren’t in the laws of rugby league,” said Elias. “It’s Mitch’s wellbeing you worry about. Respect must be shown that players like Mitch will be targeted but don’t cross the line, and it’s a fine line.
“It’s obvious he’s getting all this extra attention, like the great players do. Mitchell isn’t a whinger, he’s far from a whinger, but you have to abide by the rules and protect those star players.
“Look, he’s a targeted man now. The opposition now knows how important he is and when you’re a marked man you get all that attention. It’s as simple as that. You’ve got to try and rattle him as much as you possibly can.
“You’ve got to be in his face every time he kicks the ball. That’s fine but you can’t be going that extra yard where you cross the line of what’s right and wrong.
“That’s why the rules are there – to protect those star players. Mitchell wouldn’t say anything. If you were to ask him he would say that should be left on the football field. But if you cross the line, yet get penalised. That’s what happens in life.
“Mitchell is marked now along with the players like (Kalyn) Ponga and (Adam) Reynolds, they’re the strike players and superstars. I’m glad the NRL acted on it (the Wilton
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Elias is a dope. The ramien one was nothing. Teigs was bad and he is being charged for it. What more do they want?
Western Sharkie
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“Ben Elias lashed out at Cronulla’s unpalatable tactics”.
Is that the pot calling the kettle black or what!
Is that the pot calling the kettle black or what!
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He'll get his grub uncle to sook it up for him.
Atrocities!? Did he seriously use the word atrocities?
The guy got a corked leg in an NRL game, grow up
Whole family of babies, **** be dead
When it happens to him it’s an unpalatable atrocity - but him hitting Ramien in the head is blowing up at him and even better swinging at Wilton’s head is expressing his anger.
Can’t believe a former NRL player would say such sad ****
The guy got a corked leg in an NRL game, grow up
Whole family of babies, **** be dead
When it happens to him it’s an unpalatable atrocity - but him hitting Ramien in the head is blowing up at him and even better swinging at Wilton’s head is expressing his anger.
Can’t believe a former NRL player would say such sad ****
Left on the football field where he whinged incessantlyHe'll get his grub uncle to sook it up for him.
(Dunno why it put pic in your quote but I’m on mobile so not gunna try fix that)
I seriously can’t believe a former NRL player has used the word atrocity, I’ve come back to this thread haha
Firstly I’m pretty sure Moses was corked before Ramien tackle? Does anyone remember
Secondly Wilton tried to make a clean tackle but didn’t realise how high Moses would elevate. He wrapped legs and brought him dow pretty safely (didn’t flip him).
Moses wasn’t hurt he leap up and went after Wilton straight away, didn’t even try milk it so he probably didn’t even think it was illegal either just didn’t like it.
Look at the pic, in the history of the NRL that tackle attempt is an atrocity?!
CrazyMatt
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I find it funnier that he thinks Moses is in the same category of quality as Ponga or Reynolds.
I liked how they mentioned they definitely weren't whinging several times.
HaroldBishop
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That is one of the funniest articles ever. Fmd Parra are a bunch of sooks.
Could you imagine guys like Johns, Langer etc complaining like this bloke?
So he is ok to dish out but can't take it in return?