David Klemmer apologised to his team-mates in the dressing room after being sent off after the full-time siren sounded on his team's wild 40-28 loss to ...
He let his emotions probably take over there but he’s not Robinson Crusoe for that to happen. “We compounded it with a penalty, they went down the other end and we had to be better at handling the penalty, and that’s where we're at – being able to fight our way through adversity. “We had an opportunity there where we had our foot on their throat a little bit, and we didn't get the ball back from the drop-out and that’s OK, but we had to be better at handling that,” O’Brien said. “That’s why I’ve built my game and that’s who I am, but definitely, a lot of emotion went into tonight and the result was obviously dealt with, and we came away with the two points in the end.” With the game out of reach, he and Koloamatangi had to be separated in the final minutes after coming together off the ball in back play. Moments after he and Keaon Koloamatangi almost came to blows, Klemmer charged in to make a tackle on Daniel Suluka-Fifita in the final seconds of the game and his forearm made contact with the Rabbitoh forward's head as they went to the ground.
South Sydney have claimed a 40-28 win over the Knights but the match has finished with some bad blood and Newcastle forward David Klemmer getting sent off.
Ginnane continued: “Reckless is a big charge, it holds a number of weeks if it holds with the match review. He’s not Robinson Crusoe for that to happen.” Speaking after full-time, Cooper Cronk said: “Honestly, David Klemmer stepped over the edge. The bunker have seen something we haven’t.” “I think it was for the work on the ground with the forearm but that’s not a send off,” Roach added. It was a high scoring game as South flexed its attacking muscle but a slow start and inconsistent defence allowed the Knights to stay in the game.
Klemmer had moments earlier been involved in another push-and-shove with Bunnies No.11 Keaon Koloamatangi. Off the next play, the former Bulldog forced his arm ...
"He's got a high care factor. In the post-match press conference, Mitchell said it was his "job as captain to protect his players and stand up for his teammates". Newcastle prop David Klemmer was sent off in the dying stages of the Knights' loss to the Rabbitohs for his involvement in a tense all-in scuffle.
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“He is lucky he didn’t sit that elbow on the head, but he didn’t have to do it. Klemmer is one of those players that lives on the edge. “But it carried on into that tackle. It sort of missed and slid off, but he didn’t have to do it.” “He went for aggression. He went for contact.
A fired-up David Klemmer apologised to his Newcastle teammates for being sent off in the final minute as he faces a stint on the sidelines for delivering an ...
Another standout for Souths was Tom Burgess, who carted the ball up 20 times for nearly 200m. There has also been the adjustment to life without Adam Reynolds. Mitchell said about the incident: “I feel as myself as captain and as a leader, I need to stick up for my teammates in those situations. He put in close to 70 minutes, he’s frustrated and let his emotions take over. The front-rower’s eyes lit up, which they have done on countless occasions over the years. After the players were pulled apart, referee Todd Smith sent Klemmer on his way.
A sending off to Newcastle Knights enforcer David Klemmer has overshadowed a surging South Sydney Rabbitohs' performance in the NRL on Friday.
Knights prop David Klemmer won't be suspended over the incident which saw him sent off in a dying stages of his side's Friday night loss to South Sydney.
Take a look at the incident below. Klemmer dropped his forearm into the head of Suluka-Fifita as the tackle was completed, seeing Latrell Mitchell come in to defend his teammate and sparking a minor scuffle between the two teams. Klemmer was marched after the final siren as tempers flared late in the contest.