PARRAMATTA coach Brad Arthur has called on the NRL to make its decision on Richie Fa’aoso’s playing future.
The 30-year-old prop was forced into retirement after breaking his neck when playing for Manly in 2013 but has been medically cleared to play again following surgery and signed a one-year deal with the Eels in October.
The NRL initially refused to ratify the contract due to insurance concerns, but Arthur said Fa’aoso has since done everything asked of him by the code and he needed to know if he’d be allowed to play again.
“It’s a hard one, every day it changes,” Arthur said.
“He’s being very positive but at some stage it has to be playing tricks with his mind.
“It’s hard for him on a personal level and for his family, he just wants to play football.”
Seriously I can't believe they have yet to resolve this, it's beyond a joke, Parramatta is always screwed by the officials, whether it's Folau, judiciary, refereeing etc
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We seem to accept crap decisions and lack of action far too easily.
FFS stand up to the NRL.
They will make there mind up at round 25
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