- Rabbitohs fullback will miss the start of the NRL season
- Injured his hamstrings in Routine drill on Wednesday
- Scanning confirmed that he will not play for eight weeks
- Some football followers made fun of Mitchell online
Rabbitohs star, Latrell Mitchell, underwent online abuse by football fans after seriously hurting their hamstrings in training on Wednesday in Sydney.
The posterior scanning revealed bleak news for fullback, which will now not play for at least eight weeks.
It occurs after many followers sympathized after South Sydney confirmed that the Cameron Murray pattern will be ready for at least six months after a suspicion of rupture of the Achilles tendon.
Inexplicably, some reacted with Glee after Mitchell's news.
“It is rumored that a truck from Mr. Whippy began his music when he went on the floor and Latrell broke his way and his Hammy broke,” said one.
Another declared: 'Here we go again, will he cry (Mitchell)?
The Rabbitohs star, Latrell Mitchell, has undergone online abuse of football “fans” after hurting their hamstrings in training (in the photo, with their family)
Many supporters sympathized after the pattern South Sydney confirmed that Cameron Murray will be aside for at least six months with a suspicion of aquile tendon rupture, but unfortunately, others reacted with Glee after Mitchell's reverse news
Mitchell, 27, has fought against injuries to the hamstrings in his football career, and the scanning have confirmed that he will be out of action for eight weeks
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Another suggested that if the Rabbitoh were playing their first game of the season in Las Vegas, the fullback would be “correct to leave”
A third felt that the 'Latrell Mitchell experiment' in South Sydney has been 'nothing more than suspensions and soft tissue injuries'
A third intervened with: “According to the reports, Latrell was on the line in KFC when the ischiotibes were put.”
“Only Cameron Murray will be surprised,” added another.
“Latrell attacks him again, the non -starter paid in the league,” said a fifth soccer follower.
It occurs when the president of Arlc, Peter V'landys, recently asked that the bullying of social networks ends amid fears that some high -profile stars can move away from the sport due to the relentless criticisms of the keyboard warriors.
“Latrell Mitchell is one of the great players of the game and we want him to stay here,” said V'landys News Corp.
We want it at your best. We cannot forget that he is human at the end of the day.
Mitchell, 27, has fought against a series of lesions in the hamstrings in his colorful career.
He directed the tendons in his left hamstrings twice, in 2020 and 2022, and will undoubtedly feel frustrated by his last setback.
The NSW Blues star only achieved 11 games last season, and was marginalized for the second half of the campaign with a foot problem since the Rabbitoh again the first eight were lost.
It occurs when Mitchell, according to the reports, deeply trained throughout the season, and was eager to start running in 2025 after meeting with chief coach Wayne Bennett.
The betting markets quickly reacted on Wednesday to the club's injury crisis, with the Rabbitohs now described an opportunity of $ 34 to win the Premier League.