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Knees-in-the-back Munster is a larrikin but Luai needs to be rubbed out of the game for not being nice to Queenslanders and enjoying winning....
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Knees-in-the-back Munster is a larrikin but Luai needs to be rubbed out of the game for not being nice to Queenslanders and enjoying winning....
Lol. Using Origin comparisons against Capewell to advocate for NRL-benchie Tyrone May providing injury cover centre in NRL. Let it go sweetheart. Tago's quickly becoming a better option for 14 than May.
Exactly, they were doing this during their big run of series wins but didn't see NSW whinge about it.
Every time there was a kerfuffle on the field, it was Kyle Feldt who was first in, arms flailing. He's a serial hothead. That is what that was all about. Kyle hardly earned any respect with his behaviour.
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The author (obviously not a journalist) is more than likely a sour Queenslanduh who has written this story to set the platform of those idiots on NRL 360 to make the Qld supporters feel better about themselves.And here goes the media yet again, having issues with Luai........
NSW star’s act of absolute disrespect to Queensland
Blues star Jarome Luai has been caught on camera again showing his Maroons opposition no respect.www.news.com.au
NSW star Jarome Luai’s act of absolute disrespect
JUNE 28, 20212:29pm
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Jarome Luai harasses, taunts and ragdolls Maroons
news.com.au
Blues star Jarome Luai has been caught on camera again showing his Maroons opposition no respect.
The Panthers playmaker is a perfect 2-0 at State of Origin level as he and teammate Nathan Cleary steered NSW to a historic humiliation of Queensland in Game 2 at Suncorp Stadium.
The Blues cantered to a 26-0 win, setting a series of damning records in a combined 76-6 scorelineacross the two games of the series.
Luai’s brash on-field behaviour has received criticism this year, leading to suggestions his Penrith team is “arrogant”, while his clear disdain for his Origin opposition ruffled Queensland’s feathers following the series opener.
An image emerged after the series opener showing Luai standing over Felise Kaufusi and roaring, which reportedly led some Queenslanders to question if his confidence was tipping over to arrogance.
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His aggressive nature was spotted again late in Game 2 when the Blues wildly celebrated winger Brian To’o phenomenal try-saving tackle on Kyle Feldt.
Feldt was just two metres from the try line when he picked up a grubber kick from Daly Cherry-Evans but was stopped miraculously by To’o who knocked the ball out of his hands.
As Feldt was getting back to his feet and Blues teammates raced in to pounce on To’o, Luai was spotted waving his finger in Feldt’s face, in a disrespectful drive by.
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It comes after Maroons greats bristled over his Game 1 antics.
Luai refused to apologise for his shouting at Kaufusi and said he was happy for it to put a target on his back.
The moment had been described by some as Luai “berating” Kaufusi.
His decision to take it to another level in Game 2 was symbolic of the Blues invincibility.
To’o’s try-saver was equalled earlier by Tom Trbojevic’s epic try-saving push on Xavier Coates as he dived for the line.
It showed the stark difference between the two teams.
Related: Paul Vautin’s scathing Queensland roast caught by microphone
Jarome Luai mugging off Kyle Feldt. Photo: Kayo.Source:Supplied
“Protecting your try line like your life depends on it is everything Origin is built on,” Queensland legend Cooper Cronk said.
“Everyone can play when the ball is in your favour, but can you win moments when you don’t have the ball? And NSW have come up trumps all night.”
Queensland captain Daly Cherry-Evans even admitted in the post-match press conference that NSW showed a lot more hunger than his side, despite facing an embarrassing 2-0 result.
The performance of Cleary and Luai will leave Kangaroos selectors upset by Luai’s declaration earlier this year that he wants to represent Samoa at international level.
Cleary is certain to be selected as the starting halfback for the 2021 Rugby League World Cup, while Cherry-Evans and even Cameron Munster are suddenly in danger of being overlooked completely.
More like Qld are from the shallow end of the gene pool.
Hypocrisy at its finest. Hypocrisy is not a word they will know. Look at Munster, he got away with another grubby act.
Judging by his character so far, when he leaves football I can't see this bloke in not getting into hot water. He simply has an itch to scratch.
I'm not saying May should be in the team. I'm saying Capewell should be our last choice at that.
I don't want Tyrone May in the side. I'm not advocating for him. I'm advocating for Capewell to be our last choice.
Ah the irony of it all.
Or if Luai and Burton lead Panthers to victory over the Eels and shit all over Moses, Luai and Burton named as starting halves!
Nice thought, but it would never happen.
Im hoping Wighton gets promoted to and Api gets a run on the bench. Campbell Graham 18th man. Dont want anyone new in the team unless there's no choice.
Personally, I would love to see Api get a run.
