- Joe ofAhengue has been forced to apologize to Eloise Sohier
- Ofahengaue 'Daced', EELS teammate, Zac Lomax, on live television
The Aramatta eaves, Joe of thea, has been forced to apologize to the Fox League presenter, Eloise Sohier, after a children's act that involves his Eels teammate, Zac Lomax, during a live television cross Friday night.
Ofahengue, 29, 'Dacked' Lomax while talking to Fox Sports, Eloise Sohier, in the camera during the second half of a test match against Newcastle.
Lomax was with his red face, with his shorts literally around his ankles after the pranks of Ofahengaue at the McDonald Jones stadium.
Fortunately for spectators, and Sohier, Lomax wore underwear.
Sohier maintained his composure, declaring: “As he engages live on Zac television … Leave it by Zac Lomax.”
The 'Nrl Roast' account in X described the law of Ofahengue as 'cheeky', but Parramatta officials were nothing happy.
The Parramatta star, Joe of thea, has been forced to apologize after a child act that involves his teammate of Eels Zac Lomax (in the photo) during a live television cross on Friday
General Football Eels Mark O'Neill asked Ofahengue to contact Eloise Sohier to apologize personally
News corp reports That the general manager of Eels of football Mark O'Neill asked of thehengaue to contact Sohier to express his remorse for the incident personally.
The Eels chief Jim Sarantinos once contacted Fox Sports managing director Steve Crawley, to apologize.
Footy fans on social networks have condemned the joke of the of the ofahengue school.
“This is not fun … it is shameful and shameful,” a supporter became furious on Nrl Roast's Facebook page.
'Excellent. Now, as a teacher, I will have to deal with the children who do this at school. Actually, it is classified as a 'simple assault', so it is not fun at all, 'another published.
A third asked 'the NRL is going to do something about it' before questioning the professionalism of some soccer players.
OFAHENGAUE, 29, 'Dked' Lomax while talking to Fox Sports, Eloise Sohier, during the second half of a trial match against Newcastle (the striker is in the photo, with his partner Sofi Leota)
Ofahengueue is no stranger to the controversy: in 2017, the striker appeared in the Court after he was caught in CCTV images in a poker game in a Brisbane casino.
It is understood that the Origin de Queensland star placed a $ 100 chip under a $ 15 chip, while the concessionaire was distracted, then received a fine of $ 400 without conviction.
And in 2020, ofAhangue was accused by the Queensland police for a traffic violation after they found him asleep behind his car.
He was then suspended by two games by the Broncos, before moving to the Tigers and then eels.