Naiqama’s Worries “Our discipline really let us down. We had two boys in the bin in different situations of the game which costs us three tries. by simione haravanua
04 Jun 2021 16:07 Kaiviti Silktails head coach Wes Naiqama receives a gift from the Royal Australia Air Force (RAAF) Richmond Base in Sydney, Australia. The Silktails were take on a tour around the the RAAF base. Photo: Kaiviti Silktails
2021-04-15
High penalty count and indiscipline are the worries of the Kaiviti Silktails coaching staff heading into the round 13 of the Ron Massey Cup competition.
Silktails head coach Wes Naiqama said they recorded nine penalties and cost them their last game.
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Greg Eastwood played more than 250 NRL games, appeared in a grand final and even won a World Cup.
Although he retired from the NRL in 2018, Eastwood, 34, still laces up the boots for the Glebe Dirty Reds in the Ron Massey Cup. When I finished the NRL I still wanted to play. I do love the game and Newtown gave me the opportunity [in 2019 to play in the NSW], Eastwood said before a midweek evening training session at Henson Park, in Sydney’s inner west. Then the following year I was umming and ahhing if I wanted to come back and I got a call from the Glebe coach Aaron [Zammit].
Pawel Saoluk, 37, of Henson Park in Chard, was fined £80 at Yeovil Magistrates Court. He also had to pay £85 in costs and a £34 victim surcharge. He pleaded guilty to the offence. Jordan Paul Barton, 22, of St Johns Road in Yeovil for making eight phone calls to the police on 999, and up to 60 phone calls to the ambulance service on 999. He was verbally abusive to various call handlers on these calls. Barton appeared in Yeovil Magistrates Court last week and was given a community order for the offence. He was also found guilty of using threatening words or behaviour, and fined £120, asked to pay a £95 victim surcharge, and £45 in costs.