Manly hooker faces strife for chicken wing
Jake Simpkin, a hooker for Manly, is facing scrutiny after being placed on report for a chicken wing tackle against the Rabbitohs. The incident occurred during a recent match and has raised concerns about player safety and discipline. This situation adds to the ongoing discussions surrounding tackle regulations in the NRL.
- ▪Jake Simpkin plays as a hooker for the Manly team.
- ▪He was reported for a chicken wing tackle during a game against the Rabbitohs.
- ▪The incident has sparked discussions about player safety in the NRL.
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