I missed this specific incident but I have a real problem with "medics" coaching from the sideline (and sometimes the field). There's giving encouragement and then there is straight up coaching which is what that "medic" was doing all game.
They really missed that Number 8 in the wider channels. The best brain snap ever. Rucking the head of a player not once, twice, but 3 times in front of an international TMO and one of the most officious refs in the QPR (who had a great game BTW). That allowed Bond to D up really well in that first 30, If the 8 was on the field they would of scored and it's a different ball game.
Hes an absolute tool. When easts were in the 22 of brothers, he would walk along the in goal and sideline, telling players where to go and what to do. Also asking touchies what was that call for. Mate your job is to help players that are injured. Not go round asking referees what the calls were and whether they were correct.
I agree - Easts have had a good ability to win tough ones this year. They can get both Bond and Brothers. Best of luck to Bond though, they have been seriously impressive this year especially in the second half of the season.
Not sure if it was the same player you're referring to, but one of the front rowers left the field straight after the final whistle up the stairs, didn't bother shaking anyone's hands. Seemed pretty pissed