Why the knight coach Adam O'Brien, apologized after his team beat the Dolphins, since the fullback Kalyn puts denies that he wants to leave the Nrl club

Adam O'Brien has guided the knights to return to Nrl Wins this season, but he did not prevent him from apologizing after Newcastle's victory for the Dolphins on Thursday night.

Earlier this week, the coach was not humorous to ask the journalists questions after the Eels star, Dylan Brown, confirmed that he joined the knights in a 10 -year agreement and $ 13 million of 2026.

“I know I'm doing a little about not talking about Dylan Brown … but my number one work (Wednesday) was not to talk about next year when these boys are 24 hours after playing,” O'Brien said.

'I apologize if the media felt disrespected. I do not want to make your work more difficult: I know it is your work to inform and it is of journalistic interest, I understand it.

'The last thing Parramatta wants me to do during the cooling period (10 days) is to talk about how we are going to play your player.

'And I (too) know the Red and Blue Army, they would be really disappointed in me if I were talking there next year when we had a game (Dolphins) in which to concentrate.

Adam O'Brien has guided the knights to return to Nrl Wins this season, but he did not prevent him from apologizing after Newcastle's victory over the Dolphins on Thursday night

Earl this week, O'Brien refused to go to the 10 -year agreement and $ 13 million of Dylan Brown in the Knights of 2026

O'Brien also approached the ongoing rumors that Marquesina star Kalyn can look for opportunities elsewhere

'They want to win now and we too, and I want to make sure we are doing our best.

“We are 12 months away from (brown) to happen.”

O'Brien also approached the ongoing rumors that Marquee Kalyn's star can look for opportunities elsewhere, despite being under contract until the end of the 2027 season.

The fullback was brilliant in front of local fans on Thursday: he played with the Dolphins in the first half, who had no answers.

Ponga had a hand in four attempts that lead to rest, and was labeled as “fascinating” in the comments of Greg Alexander de Fox League.

“The most difficult thing for Kalyn (to treat) is the constant speculation that he is not happy here,” O'Brien said.

'His performances are not showing that at all.'

Queensland's star of origin asked journalists “if he looks happy” before declaring that the inaccurate comments are “part of the game.”

“I am used to now,” he said. “It's not something that worries me because it won't make me a better player.”