Jason Demetriou has confirmed the Rabbitohs will file a police report after a teenage fan allegedly racially abused Latrell Mitchell.
As far as I'm concerned, we go as far as we can take it." "We'll go all the way, as far as we can with it. The Integrity Unit will investigate fully. It's just not on." "There has to be hard and fast rules, if anyone comes close to getting racial they are completely ruled out of our game. All Indigenous people do," Demetriou said.
Andrew Abdo has promised the NRL will do all it can to protect its players and eradicate racist fans, after Latrell Mitchell was allegedly abused at ...
“You’re going to be called out, and not just by players but by fans and officials. And that means that these types of incidents are not occurring.” “The message to those outlying individuals is very clear – you are not welcome in our game,” Abdo said. We have to accept that. “That has to be our goal and our vision. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.
The National Rugby League has opened an investigation into alleged racial abuse suffered by South Sydney Rabbitohs full-back Latrell Mitchell during a game ...
NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo has said the league will come down hard on any person found guilty of offences involving racist abuse. Mitchell, who is of Indigenous descent, was allegedly verbally abused by a fan wearing a Sydney Roosters jersey. It's not who we want to be."
On Thursday night, well before Latrell Mitchell was racially abused, there was a reminder at Panthers Stadium of just what he means not to rugby league, ...
"He knows that he's supported by the game. He plays such an important role off the field for the game," Abdo said. To them, Mitchell is a superhero they can see right in front of them, a man who is larger than life and an inspiration for what's possible. "He does unbelievable work off the field in the community. The comparisons between the Swan and the Rabbitoh ran thick and fast on Friday and they are hard to ignore. The boys will love it, my mate said, and the foundation might hang it up somewhere as a reminder of what young men can become.
Teammates of Latrell Mitchell fear ongoing racial abuse will see the NRL superstar walk away from the sport. It follows a 'fan' allegedly calling the ...
'I can't get my head around it to be honest....we will take it to the police. Latrell is such a pivotal person in our game, but for some reason, people in this world want to be negative.' 'No room for racism in our game period! Especially at our home ground. They'd rather he stay quiet and in his box. [16-10 defeat at the hands of the premiers.](/sport/nrl/article-11839593/NRL-fan-removed-Latrell-Mitchell-hit-racist-abuse-South-Sydney-v-Penrith.html) It's really disappointing,' he said. I feel for him. Teammates of Latrell Mitchell fear ongoing racial abuse will see the fed up NRL superstar walk away from the sport prematurely [NRL](/sport/nrl/index.html) superstar walk away from the sport prematurely. Trent Robinson head coach of the Roosters and Latrell Mitchell of the Rabbitohs talk at full time of their elimination NRL final in 2022 [Latrell Mitchell subjected to racial abuse](/sport/nrl/article-11839593/NRL-fan-removed-Latrell-Mitchell-hit-racist-abuse-South-Sydney-v-Penrith.html)
'Shouldn't have said what he said': Father of teen accused of Latrell racial abuse responds.
They’d rather he stay quiet and in his box and don’t express it in that way, and that’s how it comes out. [Get all the latest NRL news, highlights and analysis delivered straight to your inbox with Fox Sports Sportmail. “It takes a lot of courage, and again, I want to commend Latrell and all the players who speak up and take action. “Yes (I can believe it) because that’s where we’re still at as a country. That’s still where we’re at,” he said. He’ll use it in his way and the right way.” “This isn’t the first time that we’ve seen it with Latrell. “A club like South Sydney, they won’t stand for this. ](https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/teams/storm/time-for-the-club-to-have-a-new-coach-bellamys-frank-admission-may-truly-mean-end-is-near/news-story/fa21f2e0a64e5e1bc85866d35dae30a9) [Sign up now!!](https://www.foxsports.com.au/newsletter-sign-up?utm_source=NRLArticle&utm_medium=TextLink&utm_campaign=signup) “People don’t like strong Indigenous voices like Latrell. Here’s who they could chase](https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/bennetts-dolphins-have-a-war-chest-heres-the-marquee-stars-set-to-come-offcontract/news-story/fdb246ab84fe05966d65faa9951b26b0) [according to The Daily Telegraph](https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/nrl-2023-fan-ejected-for-allegedly-racially-abusing-latrell-mitchell-nathan-cleary-injured-as-penrith-panthers-play-south-sydney-rabbitohs/news-story/2a291d8f3c75cf12fe8dc4389a43a941), the boy’s father, who was sitting in a different area, reportedly stayed behind to talk to police about the incident.
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo wants to see racism from the sport eradicated and promised to sanction and educate any person found to have abused players.
"A sanction is a part of it but also rehabilitation and a better understanding. "I haven't spoken to Latrell directly but we've exchanged texts and he knows he has my support," he said. I can't understand how that happens in this day and age." He has done a great job of calling people out on it but he shouldn't have". "He continually shows the quality person he is. "It's not the first time we've come here as a club and our players have been racially abused. "We have to stamp it out. "That is where we are still at as a country. For this moron to racially slur one of the biggest players in our game just clouds everything.” It is not about teams and who someone plays for, this is a deeper issue. "We self-regulate in our game and eventually it becomes eradicated. We have to stamp it out completely.
Fresh details have emerged surrounding the 15-year-old boy who allegedly racially abused NRL superstar Latrell Mitchell on Thursday night at BlueBet Stadium ...
'I can't get my head around it to be honest....we will take it to the police. 'No room for racism in our game period! It's the only way that we can eradicate these types of unfortunate incidents from our game. Especially at our home ground. While some have called for the teenager to receive a life ban from NRL games if found guilty, Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes - also a proud First Nations man - feels education is key While some have called for the teenager to receive a life ban from NRL games if found guilty of racial abuse, Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes - also a proud First Nations man - has a radical proposal.
The Roosters coach backed Mitchell to stay in the game and become an even stronger Indigenous leader following the episode, while underlining the harsh ...
"It takes a lot of courage, and again, I want to commend Latrell and all the players who speak up and take action. He'll use it in his way and the right way." "This isn't the first time that we've seen it with Latrell. They'd rather he stay quiet and in his box and don't express it in that way, and that's how it comes out. "He's too strong for that. That's still where we're at," he said. That's not right." "Yes (I can believe it) because that's where we're still at as a country. [The incident occurred on Thursday night at BlueBet Stadium in Penrith](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/news-2023-latrell-mitchell-racially-abused-rabbitohs-vs-panthers-fan-ejected/8b352ea9-b0e0-4e55-aaac-807748678bce) when Mitchell copped racial abuse as he was heading up the tunnel at halftime. We need to get better than that. "People don't like strong Indigenous voices like Latrell. "If you want to act like that, abuse people and do it racially like that, then that's not who we are and that's not who we want to be.
The father of a teenage boy who allegedly racially abused NRL star Latrell Mitchell has spoken to police.
“It’s really disappointing because we just don’t represent the Roosters in that way. “If you want to act like that and abuse people and do it racially like that then that’s not who we are, that’s not who we want to be and we need to get better than that. Speaking to the police after the incident the teenager’s father told them his son “shouldn’t have said what he said”, the The boy - believed to have been sitting away from his father - was wearing a Roosters jersey and raced away from the race as soon as the players and staff brought attention to the comment. The father of a 15-year-old boy who yelled a racist slur at South Sydney Rabbitohs fullback Latrell Mitchell spoke to police after his son was escorted out of BlueBet Stadium on Thursday night. Father of 15-year-old boy who racially abused Latrell Mitchell spoke to police after son was escorted out of BlueBet Stadium