Moses Warns: Eels' Captain Faces Referee Aggression

0:00Paramata Eels captain Mitchell Moses just got a formal warning from the NRL to dial back his aggression toward referees. This comes after their heartbreaking 22-20 Golden Point loss to the West Tigers on Easter Monday. The league sent the notice this morning, stressing he needs to stay civil, no fine or suspension attached. During the match, Moses made light, non-aggressive contact with referee Peter Gough, more than once, while chatting about calls. He struggled to mask his frustration, especially in the first half, as the Eels blew a 10-nothing lead. Fans and players saw plenty of heat around officiating, like Eels' center-shon Russell getting penalized and put on report while concussed from ahead. Clash. Tigers scored off a flick pass right after, and there were questions over a strip and a knock-on call near the line. Moses owned it post-game, saying the refs weren't why they lost, and no point challenging everything. Coach Jason Riles backed him up, noting officials face massive pressure in those spots.

1:00Moses will tow the line from here, and the Eels gear up to shake off this one, and push forward in the season. That wrap Sydney News today brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with The Story.