- Reece Walsh points to Shane Flanagan
- Broncos beat the Bulldogs 30-14 in the trial
The Broncos Star, Reece Walsh, has fired a shameless blow to the rival coach Shane Flanagan during his interview after the game after his team's impressive victory over the Bulldogs on Redcliffe.
Brisbane confirmed his first credentials of the NRL Premier League with a 30-14 victory over Canterbury, while the injuries to several players have been confirmed as minors.
The fullback Walsh was at the bank with ice on the right knee after part time at the Kayo Stadium in Redcliffe on Saturday, but the first word of the Broncos was that it was not serious.
Walsh was asked about his teammate Ben Hunt after the game and the young man mentioned that Hunt had “bad habits in his game.”
The comment seemed to be an obvious reference to the comments that Flanagan had recently made Hunt.
'He is (hunting) a world -class player. He still has some bad habits in his game, but we are working on that, '' Walsh told Jake Duke from Fox League.
Reece Walsh fired a shameless jab to rival coach Shane Flanagan during his party after the game
Coach Flanagan suggested that Hunt has some “bad habits” in his game during an interview
'Seeing him happy, back in the Broncs shirt, he was looking at him as a child. It is a long time.
Hunt had a messy division of dragons, and Flanagan, after playing a season.
Hunt, who had an excellent match against the Bulldogs, decided not to return the fire when asked about Flanagan's comments.
You are digging for something there. I'll let that go to the goalkeeper, “Hunt said.
Hunt had a hand in the three attempts of the first half, before coach Michael Maguire rests his great weapons after the break.
The fullback of the Bulldogs, Connor Tracey, had an unhappy afternoon, with two shed pumps that led to attempts.
Half of Toby Sexton and the second pilot Jacob Preston were strong, but Canterbury was neglected with and without the ball.
Hunt's influence was on an early exhibition, with a skillful kick that was balanced by Arthars on the test.
Ben Hunt had an excellent game for bronchos against the bulldogs
Brisbane opened the scoring with an attempt by Captain Adam Reynolds, who picked up the remains after Tracey dropped a hunt precision bomb.
Hunt was influential in the second attempt, holding a pass that was exploited by Walsh, who showed composure to send Arthars.
Hunt sent Half Jock Madden to space so that the Selwyn Cobbo end ended and give the Broncos a 14-0 advantage in the half time.
Another error of Tracey gave an attempt to the Broncos Center Delouise Hoeter after the break.
A 60 m burst of Preston's fictitious half for an attempt to crack raised the Bulldogs, who added a second to the Ratu Rinakama end after a slippery work of five octaves Matt Burton.
The end of the Bulldogs, Blake Wilson, reduced the advantage to four, before the center of Brisbane Deine Mariner and the giant support Ben Te Kura scored the victory for ice.
The Canterbury striker, Josh Curran, was put in a report and the sin for a high shot in Jack Gosiewski.