Luai in strife for offensive Instagram post as Fisher-Harris unloads vicious 'Parra are our … – The Roar

Penrith five-eighth Jarome Luai is in hot water after posting an offensive term on Instagram hours after the NRL Grand Final triumph over Parramatta. Luai posted an image on Instagram of himself celebrating with teammate Jaeman Salmon in the early hours of Monday morning with the caption “My n—er.” The 25-year-old Samoan international deleted the post hours later but he is likely to be sanctioned by the NRL and his club. He could face a ban from match at the World Cup along with Samoan teammate Luciano Leilua after he was charged over an alleged domestic violence incident on Monday afternoon. Channel Seven reported Leilua had been charged after police were called to a house in Harrington Park where a 26-year-old woman alleged he assaulted her and smashed her phone. He was charged with common assault and destroying property by Camden police. After Luai boldly declared the Panthers were the “daddy” of Western Sydney in the lead-up to the game after for years being seen as Parramatta’s little brother, James Fisher-Harris taunted the Eels during Penrith’s premiership celebrations at BlueBet Stadium on Monday with a vicious sledge which will sting their team and fans after their dominant Grand Final win:…
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