By Steve Jancetic
November 10th 2009 @ 2:23am
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Sheens slams international politics
Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens has hit out at the international rugby league politics which could prevent Australian referee Shayne Hayne being appointed to control Saturday night’s Four Nations final against England at Elland Road.
Despite being a front-runner for the international referee of the year award – to be presented at Monday night’s RLIF dinner in [...]
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Billo said | November 10th 2009 @ 10:57pm | Report comment
It was Sheens who began the politics by refusing to accept neutral referees.