The Melbourne Storm have retained the services of perhaps the most in-demand talent in the NRL.

The NRL player called out the Rugby journalist's statements and made note of Fitzsimons' affiliations with Saudi-backed companies.

Fans were left raging after Asofa-Solomona looked to intentionally drive his elbow into the head of Roosters star Joseph Suaalii.

George McCracken let his feelings be known to the NRL player in a one-page letter where he accused Munster of milking unfair penalties.

The Melbourne Storm player is on the radar of the new NRL franchise who are looking to make him a star signing.

"He’s the dumbest bloke in the world but when he gets on the field, he’s a genius."

This treatment is becoming the norm at the top of our game and the abuse is trickling down through to the junior grades.

The Melbourne Storm player was sent to the sin bin after a comment toward referee Adam Gee.

With his long, blonde hair blowing through the wind, the young land somehow managed to keep up with Storm speedster Jahrome Hughes.