The superstar of the Broncos, Reece Walsh, has been found in the line of fire of Footy fans after a dull action against the Raiders on Saturday night.
According to the reports, Walsh, who has a contract for more than $ 1 million per season, fought to have an impact on the game when the Broncos fell 32-22 to the Raiders in Canberra.
As good as the Raiders looked, Walsh had one night that he would like to forget with several tanks and expensive mistakes.
Fans turned to social networks to vent their frustration with the talented 23 -year -old girl.
“Reece Walsh has to be the most qualified player in the NRL, he is so useless,” a fan published in X.
'One of the worst performances of Reece Walsh I've seen. So ordinary, 'another wrote.
The knives were out for the superstar of the Broncos, Reece Walsh, after an ordinary exhibition against the Raiders on Saturday
The Broncos fell 32-22 to the Raiders at the Gio stadium in Canberra
“The decision making of Reece Walsh is killing the Broncos,” said a third.
The worst game of Reece Walsh in a bronco shirt tonight. Unfortunate game. He made so many mistakes. Published another.
Criticism follows a mixed season of NRL 2024 for the young weapon, where his brilliance was sometimes eclipsed by his inconsistency.
Meanwhile, the fans of the Raiders present will be full of optimism about the possibilities of the young team this season after claiming one of the largest shore leather of the competition.
Despite a hack-trick of Jesse Arthars keeping the relatively respectable score, the local team seemed safe against Brisbane's attacker weapons, consigning to the Fullback Estrella Reece Walsh to one of his quieter games in broncos colors.
“They jumped to us at the beginning and we did not react hard enough and quick enough,” said Brisbane coach Michael Maguire, after the game.
'Welcome to play at the NRL.
'There was a lot of advertising last week. Now, how you deal with that, we will have to make sure we take care of that together.
After a great beginning of the composition last week, the Broncos had a night they prefer to forget
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After the departure of the experienced Elliott Whitehead and Jordan Rapana during the low season, it was not clear who would turn the green machine.
But coach Ricky Stuart will be more than satisfied with the performances of his two new recruits: Nicholson and Savelio Tamale.
Nicholson took only eight minutes of NRL football to move his first, shrinking as a student of the Broncos, Pat Carrigan, on the way to the inaugural attempt of the game.
The 21 -year -old scored his second one minute before the interval, while following the tastes of Whitehead, John Bateman, Josh Hodgson and the current teammate Morgan Smithies in the pipe of the Super League to Canberra.
The rookie end Tamale also impressed in the debut of his home Raiders.
The former dragon pushed the margin beyond three attempts in the second half, surpassing three defenders to write down his first NRL attempt on the left edge.
While Canberra's recruits left their mark, so did some unconditional.
After Nicholson's first game, veteran owner Josh Papalii achieved his 65th career attempt, clinging to Sebastian Kris's ball in a Fogart Jamal bomb, ensuring that he has scored in each NRL season since 2011.
He led a masterful performance of the Raiders's pack in the absence of Captain Joe Tapine, surpassing some of the best strikers of the game in the form of Carrigan and Payne Haas.
“Do that without Joe and Xavier (Savage) … I told the other children that you have great boots to fill and you have a great job to do, and they did,” Stuart said.
Tom Starling continued his impressive way in the NO.9 of the Raiders, evicting the ball of the reach of Jordan Riki from the beginning with a powerful blow to the biggest man.
The tiny prostitute extended the advantage of her team after part time, collecting the crumbs after her fictitious kick was blocked by a defender of the Broncos and running under the extended arms of Selwyn Cobbo to the line.
Corey Hork Horsburgh showed again how much loss was his absence for the Raiders last season.
The burning Queenslander absorbed three defenders before downloading five meters from the test to Matt Timoko, who ended up with poise.
Cobbo gave the Broncos some hope with 15 minutes to the end, achieving an intelligent capture with one hand and lowers to finish a crossfight of Reynolds.