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    Brett Allen June 30, 2020 at 9:53am

    Well people complain about players smiling & laughing after games, especially when they lose, can't imagine this guy ever will.

     
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      macybrown > Brett Allen June 30, 2020 at 4:51pm

      Haha true 
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  Brett Allen June 30, 2020 at 7:11am

  Hahaha.

  I actually feel for the guy, I love the emotion, it matters to him.
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  Frank The Tank June 30, 2020 at 7:47am

  It's not going to end well for him

  Oh it's been a short but good career.
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  the eggman June 30, 2020 at 8:26am

  He's actually out for 6-8 weeks now.apparently thats how long it takes for a fingernail to grow back.
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  christeel June 30, 2020 at 9:41am

  You know  , one thing for sure  is that  there is no other sport anywhere in the world  at the moment  that will  show  you   such   brutal  competitivenes as this game of rugby league   especially  of late ,  I mean  fmd !  Why aren't  the promoters  showcasing  these  collisions and carnages  and the finesse these  players  show scoring  neck breaking  tries etc , etc , etc  to all corners of the globe  ?
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  Prof. Daz June 30, 2020 at 9:42am

  "Yeah, well you don't have to spend hours on a fucking bus with Wicky Wuart. Wa wa waaaaa"
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    carrion > Prof. Daz July 1, 2020 at 10:48pm

    Please refrain from such uncouth commentary.  Bury your head in shame son. 
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  Blue and Gold June 30, 2020 at 1:37pm

  

  That's some funny shit.

  Apparently, his team mates have reported that he loses it at training too.

  From The Mole:

  EELS BLOW-UP NOT RAGING RAIDER'S FIRST

  There are few more passionate players in the game than Canberra's fiery red-head Corey Horsburgh.

   

  Horsburgh showed his red-blooded approach against the Eels last weekend, sledging his rival forwards, then shedding tears as he left the field with a leg injury and giving Parra fans 'the finger'.

  
  

  Coming on the same night as Broncos players laughed and joked with their Titans opponents, it was refreshing to see such raw emotion.

  But Horsburgh needs to learn to get a better handle on his temper at times.

  Teammates have told me more than once he has 'lost it' at training - and been sent from the field to cool down.

  The kid can play and gives his heart and soul, but in a game where discipline is crucial, hopefully he will fine-tune his approach.
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  Coach Jim June 30, 2020 at 1:44pm

  I wish he didn't get injured, I loved watching the Eels forwards smashing him into the turf.

  P.S. If the NRL wanted a report on the turf at Bankwest they should of asked him. He did get buried in it a few times before he started crying and had to go home.