Squad Game: Warriors 2022 roster changes and best 17
After departing the Warriors in acrimonious circumstances three years ago, Shaun Johnson is back and much of the club's hopes will ride on his influence and impact in the halves.
Possible best 17
1. Reece Walsh, 2. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, 3. Rocco Berry, 4. Adam Pompey, 5. Marcelo Montoya, 6. Shaun Johnson, 7. Kodi Nikorima, 8. Matt Lodge, 9. Wayde Egan, 10. Addin Fonua-Blake, 11. Tohu Harris, 12. Euan Aitken, 13. Josh Curran, 14. Jazz Tevaga, 15. Bayley Sironen, 16. Ben Murdoch-Masila, 17. Bunty Afoa
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New Zealand Warriors 2022
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New Zealand Warriors player Marcelo Montoya referred to NRL judiciary over ’unacceptable’ homophobic slur
New Zealand Warriors winger Marcelo Montoya has been referred directly to the NRL judiciary for targeting North Queensland Cowboys player Kyle Feldt with a homophobic slur and could face a lengthy suspension. The NRL’s match review committee deliberated for 44 hours before charging Montoya with contrary conduct.
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Warriors club statement
Warriors CEO Cameron George and winger Marcelo Montoya have apologised for an on-field comment made in Friday night’s fifth-round NRL match against North Queensland in Redcliffe.
Montoya has today been charged with a contrary conduct offence for a comment he is alleged to have made following a tackle on Cowboys winger Kyle Feldt. The matter has been referred directly to the NRL judiciary.
“Both Marcelo and the club are extremely apologetic for the offence this has caused. It was unacceptable,” said George.
“Marcelo accepts responsibility and knows there’s no place for such behaviour both in the game and in society generally.”
George said the Warriors will make a special submission to the judiciary when it considers the charge and penalty this week.
New Zealand Warriors winger Marcelo Montoya has been referred directly to the NRL judiciary for targeting North Queensland Cowboys player Kyle Feldt with a homophobic slur and could face a lengthy suspension. The NRL’s match review committee deliberated for 44 hours before charging Montoya with contrary conduct.
Read more: https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-pr ... 6f98739824
Warriors club statement
Warriors CEO Cameron George and winger Marcelo Montoya have apologised for an on-field comment made in Friday night’s fifth-round NRL match against North Queensland in Redcliffe.
Montoya has today been charged with a contrary conduct offence for a comment he is alleged to have made following a tackle on Cowboys winger Kyle Feldt. The matter has been referred directly to the NRL judiciary.
“Both Marcelo and the club are extremely apologetic for the offence this has caused. It was unacceptable,” said George.
“Marcelo accepts responsibility and knows there’s no place for such behaviour both in the game and in society generally.”
George said the Warriors will make a special submission to the judiciary when it considers the charge and penalty this week.
