Brad Fittler described it as 'pathetic' and now it's been revealed exactly what Josh McGuire said to the referee. NRL 9WWOS
Cowboys enforcer Josh McGuire faces a week on the sideline to add to his 10 minutes in the sin bin following a vulgar spray directed at referee Grant Atkins yesterday, which wasMcGuire was in possession of the ball when he was penalised and given his marching orders after giving the official a piece of his mind as he rose to play the ball.
While it was initially unclear what was said, audio from the referee's microphone has surfaced, revealing the short, sharp line of abuse McGuire directed at Atkins."F--- me, c---," McGuire yelled in frustration, clearly upset that he hadn't been awarded a penalty for his treatment in the tackle."I'm not copping that dissent, I'm not going to repeat what you said but you can go.
when the referee chose not to award the Sea Eagles a penalty on the last play of the game in a two-point loss to the Knights. That emotional tirade from Fonua-Blake caused widespread offence, with the NRL coming down hard by suspending him for two weeks and fining him $20,000, the full amount of which was donated to Wheelchair Rugby League Australia.
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