Sydney Spencer Leniu’s Roosters striker has doubled his sensational attack on the legend of NRL Johnathan Thurston, with a scathing social media to set the record straight.
Leniu was the subject of a fire for facing Thurston twice during and after the victory of the Sydney Roosters against Brisbane Broncos in Sydney on Friday.
It is believed that the Roosters striker remains angry with Thurston for his comments after Vegas last year when Leniu was suspended for the Ezra Mam racily.
Leniu’s anger would come from the fact that Thurston remained silent when Mam was recently suspended for crushing his vehicle under the influence of brisbane drugs.
It is believed that Leniu challenged Thurston on the reasons why he was not as hard for mom.
Now, the origin went to social networks to say that he did not trigger conversations with Thurston at the Suncorp Stadium on Friday evening.
Leniu posted on Instagram calling Thurston “Twi-Face” and “False” in another dutting attack
We think that Leniu is angry with Thurston for not having treated Ezra Mam in the same way that it is treated
Mam was suspended after this car accident in Brisbane after being revealed that he was under the influence of the drug
“I never wanted to speak to the news,” wrote Leniu. “He continued to try to come and talk to me!”
“I said,” Lad IDC (I don’t care) if you hate me for what I did. But do not come to me by asking questions as we are Algood (sic).
“Do not be two face (sic). I hate myself, I’m ‘eetswa’ (sweet) with that. But don’t be wrong. I hate false people.
The ardent confrontation between the striker of the Roosters of Sydney Spencer Leniu and Johnathan Thurston would have been triggered by comments that the LNR legend made after Vegas last year.
The incident occurred during and after the victory of the Roosters 26-16 against Brisbane Broncos. Leniu, known for her aggressive style of play, would have triggered a verbal tirade in Thurston while leaving the field with 20 minutes in the match.
Witnesses say that the roosters propeller qualified Thurston as “F *** Wit” while he was going to the comments team of the key line.
Channel Nine’s commentator would have been amazed and sought to understand the reason for abuse.
According to sources, Thurston confronted Leniu after full time in the tunnel, asking him: “What is your problem?” Leniu would have responded with another insult, calling the former Cowboys captain an “F *** ING C ***”.
Sydney Roosters Firebrand Spencer Leniu faces the legend of the LNR Johnathan Thurston after the match against the broncos of Brisbane Friday evening
Leniu would have confronted Thurston twice
It is believed that the exchange comes from the persistent tension compared to the scandal of last year’s racism, involving the star of the Broncos, Ezra Mam. Leniu was suspended for eight weeks after calling MAM as a “monkey” when opening the Las Vegas season of the LNRL.
It was the first time that Leniu has faced broncos since this incident.
Thurston, an Aboriginal proud leader in the game, was frank in his criticism of punishment inflicted in Leniu.
Speaking last year, Thurston said: “The LNR had an excellent opportunity to take a position, not only for the game but also for the company.”
He added: “I don’t think the eight weeks are sufficient for what has been said and for the mental scars that have been mentioned.”
Friday, tensions seemed to boil while Leniu would have expressed his frustration about these comments spent directly in Thurston.
The Broncos veteran, Ben Hunt, was seen trying to defuse the situation. The Roosters teammate, Siua Wong, would also have intervened to calm Leniu.
Channel Nine had initially promoted that Thurston would carry out post-match interviews in the Hangars of Roosters. However, he was replaced by his colleague commentator Cameron Smith following the incident.
It was the first time that Leniu has faced Brisbane Broncos since their fiery confrontation in Vegas
When the two parties met in the United States last year, the Broncos star, Ezra Mam
Thurston refused to enter the hangars and waited almost an hour at the stadium to speak with the coqs trainer Trent Robinson. He would have been concerned about the driving of Leniu during animated exchanges.
Robinson later confirmed the conversation but firmly defended his player.
“There is a discussion there, but from what I saw, there was no crossing of the line there,” he said.
“I don’t know why – Spencer, he went and approach anyone. I don’t know why you are trying to put it on Spence here.
Robinson said he didn’t believe that Las Vegas’s incident weighed Leniu’s mind before broncos’ confrontation.
“No, not that I know. It was not mentioned at all, “he said.
He praised Leniu’s performance at night, saying that he was playing “with intensity and control”.
Thurston has not commented on publicly since the confrontation, but colleagues say that he was clearly shaken by events.
The LNR has not yet published an official declaration concerning the incident. Images of the altercation would have been captured by the cameras of Channel New.
