Anthony Gelling in action for Warrington Wolves at the Halliwell Jones Stadium THE jury in the trial of former Warrington Wolves player Anthony Gelling has retired to consider its verdict this morning, Monday. The 30-year-old is facing a charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm against his ex-partner Toni Mackey at their Widnes home after pleading not guilty. Currently playing for Leigh Centurions, the New Zealand-born Cook Islands international took to the field for Wire during the 2020 season, before leaving the club at the end of the campaign. He has also played for Wigan Warriors, New Zealand Warriors and Widnes Vikings during his career.
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Anthony Gelling in action for Warrington Wolves FORMER Warrington Wolves star Anthony Gelling took ‘angry pills’ before punching his wife in the face and leaving her with broken bones, a court has heard. The 30-year-old rugby player has gone on trial today, Thursday, accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm on his ex-partner Toni Mackey. Liverpool Crown Court heard that a domestic incident erupted between the pair at their home on Cronton Lane Mews in Widnes before the Wire’s Super League game with St Helens on February 6 last year. Prosecution barrister Kevin Slack told the jury that the couple, who had been in a relationship for around three years, ‘had not been getting on well’ on the morning of the alleged assault.