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'Those are the sort of things we need to look at and celebrate. 'We're talking a little bit of negativity with Caitlin, but if we look at we're she's come from, in 2017 she wins us the World Cup and does her knee the year after and has probably in the wilderness since then. 'If Caitlin has done something then it will be investigated by the Integrity Unit and we'll work our way through the process. 'The relationship between Indigenous people and the monarchy is a complicated one. However, Moran's club coach, Ronald Griffiths, has defended the star amidst the backlash.

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'Regardless of any personal views, all players and officials must adhere to the professional standards expected of them and on this occasion, the public comments made by the player have caused damage to the game.' In their statement, which has been publicly supported by Moran's club, the NRL said: 'Rugby league is an inclusive game and has a proud and strong relationship with many communities. The post was left up for almost nine hours before being deleted. The 25-year-old Newcastle Knights halfback will also be required to attend education and training programmes.įollowing the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday, Moran wrote in a since-deleted Instagram post: 'Todays a good f***ing day, uncle Luke (country singer Luke Coombs) announces his tour, and this dumb dog (Queen Elizabeth) dies.

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'I'm expecting that in the next week or two they'll be really ramping up the training into full stuff and then we'll see at the back end of that then.' Australian banned for Queen commentĪn Australian rugby player has been punished calling the Queen a 'dumb dog' in a social media post on the day of the monarch's death.Ĭaitlin Moran, who has represented Australia, New South Wales and the Indigenous All Stars in rugby league, has been hit with a one-game suspension and a suspended fine for a social media post made last week. 'They may be a week or two apart but they're both in training at the minute,' he said. Speaking about Owens and Halfpenny, who have both been missing for club and country for a considerable time, Peel expressed optimism that both are closing in on a return in the coming weeks. 'I think he did it around February time so we'd be looking around about the new year.' 'He tore his achilles and we're expecting that to be nine to 12 months,' he added. Tight-head prop Lee tore his Achilles in South Africa earlier this year, with Peel now not expecting him to feature again in 2022.

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SIGN UP: Get the latest Welsh rugby news sent straight to your inbox for free with our daily newsletter 'We're fairly comfortable with where we're at beyond that.' 'One that is not available is Aaron Shingler, he's picked up a bit of a bump but it's only a short term injury. 'From our perspective, we'll select as we see fit for this one,' said Peel. While long-term absentees Leigh Halfpenny, Ken Owens and Samson Lee weren't expected to feature, the Scarlets will be without another Wales international in Aaron Shingler, with the back-row unavailable this weekend.

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Scarlets coach Dwayne Peel has issued an update on four of the Wales internationals in his squad, with one of them unlikely to play again this year.Īhead of the new season starting this weekend, Peel was asked about any fitness concerns ahead of the opening day derby against the Ospreys.

Scarlets issue injury update on Wales quartet

Here's your rugby evening news for Tuesday, 13 September.