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    Internet trolls and abuse directed at referees has led the NRL to employ a sports psychologist to work with the game's whistleblowers

    Internet trolls and abuse directed at referees has led the NRL to employ a sports psychologist to work with the game's whistleblowers


    NRL head of football - and former referee - Graham Annesley says the criticism directed at officials had reached a point where the game needed to address the issue.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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