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That link does not work. Can’t find the story on their website or their Facebook page.
Its not fake news. Dont know why the link doesnt work. I have attached the article below.
RUGBY LEAGUE
- 03/09/2018
Like David Middleton on the Footy Show, Paul McGregor was pulling out stats from his backside.
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Written By ADAM LUCIUS@Lush178
Another entertaining round of NRL football is in the books in what is shaping as one of the most unpredictable footy seasons in years.
After keeping a close eye on all the upsets, action and drama from round 25, The Weekend Hangover is back to wrap it all up.
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Mary McGregor storms into radio box to have his say
Bizarre scenes at McDonald Jones Stadium on Saturday when St George Illawarra coach Paul McGregor left the coaching box to march into an adjacent radio box to make a point straight after full-time.
Jimmy Smith and McGregor’s one-time teammate Shaun Timmins were discussing the Dragons’ gritty win over Newcastle on NRL Nation Radio when the door suddenly swung open.
“He charged into our commentary box – we were still on air – and he was pointing to some of the stats,” Smith said.
“Some of the stats were just incredible. They (Saints) only had 35 per cent of the ball in the first half…it ended up at 44 per cent to 56 to the Knights at the end.
“And they made 400 tackles and the Knights made 285…that says a lot.
“The effort is what he (McGregor) would have been most pleased with and understandably so.”
We’re not sure what prompted Mary’s visit, but perhaps he wasn’t happy with the radio boys’ dissection of his team’s performance.
Mitchell Moses trolled over wooden spoon ‘win’
Parramatta’s Mitchell Moses is being haunted by comments he made prior to leaving Wests Tigers to link with the Eels.
Days before he made the jump last season, the halfback told the media: “You obviously want to be in a team that is winning games and pushing for the title.
"First thing is I want to be playing good footy in a good footy side.
"Being (at the Tigers) the last three or four years, (we were) bottom every year. It takes its toll on you.
"Money is the last thing on my mind. First thing is I want to be playing good footy in a good footy side."
Moses did get to play finals football last year, but he couldn’t have been further away just 12 months later.
The wooden spoon is obviously not what he had in mind when he said he wanted to ‘win things’ after leaving the Tigers.