Braith Anasta opens for the first time about the moment he thought he had to hit Latrell Mitchell in the face

Braith Anasta has revealed that he and Latrell Mitchell are on good terms after their icy spit in a chic restaurant in Sydney last year.

But the Fox Footy expert revealed that he had been worried that the anger of the South Sydney Rabbitohs star could tap the edge.

The couple was in the spotlight after Mitchell is supposed to NRL 360 host at Chin Chin, an Asian fusion restaurant in Surry Hills in Surry Hills in May.

Anasta, 43, had been critical of the recent form of Mitchell, in which the South Sydney star had believed that some of the critics of the broadcaster were too personal.

Mitchell had approached the former Sydney schedules star, who was eating with a friend.

Both were determined about their opinions and agreed to disagree and it was reported that the couple continued their disagreement privately, but the impasse did not become physical, despite the fact that he revealed that he feared that tempers could flare up.

Braith Anasta (photo) has lifted the lid on his icy spit with Footy Ster Latrell Mitchell

The NRL 360 expert said there was no bad blood between him and Mitchell (photo)

“I thought in my head, I can’t let him land the first because I will be gone because he is a beast,” Anasta said The daily Telegraaf.

“I would lie if I said at one point, I didn’t think it could happen. I can understand what he went through and I can understand how frustrating it is when people have an opinion and you just want to play Footy. ‘

But it seems that the couple has made it right since then.

“Okay, let me get something clear here I tell it, I and Latrell are fine,” the former roosters from five-nightth explained.

Their disagreement came after the Rabbitohs complained to Fox Chiefs that NRL 360 had been unfair on their stars.

Anasta’s criticism came when the Rabbitohs dropped to the bottom of the ladder in 2024, after a gloomy season in which the rabbits lose nine games.

In the meantime, Anasta told his version of events of that evening in the restaurant and argued that Mitchell could have called him and he would have liked to have tackled his complaints on the phone.

“It’s not about putting shit on him. I don’t want that. But what really happened, I finished NRL360 and … by Wednesday evening I just want a beer and have something to eat and just relax, “said the 43-year-old.

The couple stepped outside the restaurant when Mitchell Anasta confronted (photo) about his criticism of the NRL star at NRL 360

Anasta, who had coached Mitchell in the U20S, claimed that he ‘always had a good relationship’ with the Rabbitohs star.

But he revealed that he had not had a chance to order before Mitchell approached him, to express his hold.

“He says:” No, no, no, no. I am tired of being on 360, Yada, Yada, Yada “. I think, “Does he make a joke here, or is he serious?”

“And he says:” Let’s go outside “. At that moment people watch us, right? It is the center of Chin Chin’s. It is a busy night. I thought, I have to de-escalate this, or at least I have to get this from this restaurant, right? ‘

‘We are going forward and he is just lying in me, right? He is over the top of mine and he has his blow.

‘I am like, man, okay, slow down. Because there was nothing logical. It was just abuse. I said, “Size, what am I not doing that right? Is there something I am wrong with? Can you just explain to me what you are angry about?”

“They came last at the time. I don’t know if it was a week or two earlier, but I had shown a vision of him at Fullback. ‘

Anasta explained: ‘There were only a few cases in which I thought he could be better.

Anasta claimed that Mitchell (photo) was supposed to have told the broadcaster that he was ‘sitting that he had a crack at me’

“At that time he was exaggerated. I was not brought back at all. I gave as good as I got. ‘

During an episode of the program, Anasta had wondered why Mitchell played fullback.

“You look at the great fullbacks in our game … They are there before the piece is there,” he said.

‘They are there before, they move before the ball goes, they are on their bikes.

‘Latrell … he is caught a lot in the defense, he is very rarely in the frame in the last second when there is an attempt or when he has the chance to try.

“That’s where he has to improve. That amounts to fitness … and one of those energetic fullbacks. He plays differently. ‘

But a year after that incident, Mitchell is currently playing out of his skin for the Rabbitohs and was a striking one during the open of the State of Origin last Wednesday.

Mitchell founded Brian with the attempt of the competition with his exceptional handling skills to find the Flying NSW-Vleugel player on his outside for the second score of the blues. For the rabbits, Mitchell has five try-assists in seven performances so far this season, while he has also touched twice this season, an objective of 87 percentage.