South Sydney star Cody Walker has been filmed engaged in a fiery run-in with a Penrith trainer following Saturday’s NRL preliminary final.
The vision ran exclusively on 9News in Sunday’s bulletin, having been captured the previous night.
The Rabbitohs lost 32-12 to the Panthers at Accor Stadium.
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After the full-time siren, Walker exchanged heated words with Panthers head physiotherapist Pete Green, allegedly over an incident late in the game with an injured Penrith fullback Dylan Edwards.
Walker had to be held back by South Sydney captain Cameron Murray, teammate Davvy Moale, and the club’s chief operating officer Brock Schaefer.
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According to the Sydney Morning Herald no complaint has been filed from either club.
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The Herald says Walker was riled up over an incident in the 69th minute when Green entered the field of play to attend to Penrith star Edwards.
South Sydney’s season is over while the Rabbitohs return to Accor Stadium next Sunday to battle Parramatta for the premiership.
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