Raiders -Coach Ricky Stuart Slams reporters about the situation of Kyle Flanagan: “It’s a shame”

Raiders -Coach Ricky Stuart has taken a huge wipe from reporters after dragon player Kyle Flanagan was booed in Canberra.

Canberra looks at a first small premiership in 35 years after Hattrickheld Kaeo Weekes inspired a 28-24 defeat of Gallant St George Illawarra at Gio Stadium.

With their seventh consecutive victory, Canberra clearly moves two competitive points on top of the NRL Ladder and enjoy a favorable run to the final.

Stuart, however, continued to smoke with the media after a reporter Dragons coach Shane Flanagan asked that his son was boosted at Gio Stadium.

“Probably also a bad question if you ask Shane about his son,” said Stuart.

‘I think it’s a shame how you just bash the child in the media. And that question there about the Booing, such as honest, I let a son play and that is my greatest fear, your people.

Raiders -Coach Ricky Stuart closed Media after dragon games maker Kyle Flanagan was booed in Canberra

Raiders married Kyle Flanagan when he put a conversion in line during the game

“Not him, but the media. The way in which he is depicted in the media at the moment that poor child is depicted.

“I went to him after the game and took him aside and spoke with him. I know him since he has been a little boy.

“He was the leader tonight. He led the attack in terms of that they returned to that game.

‘I think it is a shame that his so-called Dragons supporters, the social media and the bulls that he has to listen and cop … You really have to look at some of these people involved.

“It would be torture for his mother. I know his old man is how it is how it would be torture for his mother. Can you imagine it was one of you. That’s when it really gets. ‘

The Raiders still have two Byes to encounter the last nine rounds of the regular season and are confronted with only two sides that started this weekend in the top eight – less than Minor Premiership Rivals Canterbury and Melbourne.

“I was convinced that we would be a good team this year, no, I didn’t think we would be where we are now,” said Stuart.

“But their hard work, dedication, our leadership and their buy-in have currently brought us into a healthy position.”

Canberra looks at a first small premiership in 35 years after Hattrickheld Kaeo Weekes inspired a 28-24 defeat of Gallant St George Illawarra at Gio Stadium in Gio Stadium

Since their inaugural season 44 years ago, the Raiders have only claimed small premiership once: in 1990, with a team with Mal Jeugda, Laurie Daley and Stuart.

After an early dog ​​fight against the dragons, Hattrickheld Kaeo Weekes came up with a performance to match one of those men.

“He just brings our team to a different level,” Stuart said about his fullback.