‘Most dog act I’ve ever seen’: Glenn Lazarus rips into Josh McGuire over eye gouge

16 April, 2019 The81stMinute 0 Comments 1 category

One of rugby league’s greatest ever forwards Glenn Lazarus says Josh McGuire’s eye gouge of fellow Queenslander Cameron Munster on the weekend was “the most dog act” he’d ever seen.

McGuire could be seen in the North Queensland versus Melbourne match pushing his finger into Munster’s eye as the Storm gun was attempting to play the football.

“Not once did I ever have it cross my mind to eye gouge somebody”, Lazarus told Macquarie Sports Radio.

“That is the most dog act I’ve ever seen.

So AFB is facing a 2 week suspension for the high hit on Pearce while Josh Mcguire pays a $3000 fine and is free to play for a deliberate eye gauge. 🤔 can I also point out that Paul Green blows up about players safety and blames refs meanwhile one of his players is eye gauging. pic.twitter.com/2qepPrpwhM
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“He’s a repeat offender. He should’ve got at least 8-10 weeks for what he did. That was an absolute disgrace.

“He thought about it and then he did it. It wasn’t an accidental poke in the eye. He deliberately went in to eye gouge Cameron Munster.

“If that goes horribly wrong, Cameron Munster loses his eyesight in one of his eyes. Honestly, we need to stamp this sort of stuff out and stamp it out now.”

McGuire was fined but not suspended for the incident.