Mark Geyer SLAMS Paul Kent over Ricky Stuart saga in greatest spray Australian radio has ever heard

Listen to the angriest spray Aussie radio has EVER heard as footy great unleashes at reporter for bringing up his daughter’s trauma at being wrongly identified in a sex tape when he defended Ricky Stuart for his ‘weak-gutted dog’ slur

  • Rugby league great Mark Geyer was in disbelief after a column from Paul Kent
  • News Corp scribe compared Ricky Stuart situation to saga with Geyer’s daughter
  • In 2019, Montanna Geyer was wrongly named online as a woman in NRL sex tape 
  • Geyer felt Kent was way out of line, said the two incidents were not comparable

‘Livid’ rugby league legend Mark Geyer has slammed journalist Paul Kent for bringing his daughter into his defence of Raiders coach Ricky Stuart following his ‘weak-gutted dog’ spray at Penrith’s Jaeman Salmon.

Speaking on Triple M’s Breakfast show on Tuesday, Geyer was in disbelief after Kent used his column in the Daily Telegraph to call out the radio identity for condemning Stuart’s outrageous tirade last Saturday.

Stuart threw the ‘weak-gutted dog’ slur in Salmon’s direction after an on-field incident with Tom Starling, with the Canberra coach revealing the pair have history dating back to when the Penrith five-eighth was 12 years old.

Kent referenced – and in Geyer’s mind compared – Stuart’s situation to the saga in 2019 where Geyer’s daughter Montanna was wrongly named on social media pages as the person involved in a sex tape with former Penrith player Tyrone May.

She later was awarded $125,000 in damages after she sued Fouad Ghosn, the man accused of publishing the posts on NRL Memes and NRL Quality Memes pages.

'Livid' rugby league legend Mark Geyer has slammed News Corp journalist Paul Kent for defending Raiders coach Ricky Stuart following his 'weak-gutted dog' spray at Penrith's Jaeman Salmon

‘Livid’ rugby league legend Mark Geyer has slammed News Corp journalist Paul Kent for defending Raiders coach Ricky Stuart following his ‘weak-gutted dog’ spray at Penrith’s Jaeman Salmon

‘This is also the same Geyer who was involved in suing a social (media) influencer for mistakenly identifying his daughter as the victim in a sex video,’ Kent wrote in his column, where he openly declared his good mate Stuart has done nothing wrong.

‘Given that, it might be fair to assume he knows how emotions roll when family is involved.’

Kent’s comments sparked a furious reaction from Geyer, who felt the veteran scribe had crossed a line.

‘He (Kent) brought my family into it, so I’ll have a retort,’ Geyer said.

‘It (the incident) wrecked my family for three to four years…you can’t compare the two.’

A fired-up Geyer then stated ‘he (Kent) doesn’t know what we went through…Sticky (Stuart) has had 12 years to get this (Salmon) incident off his chest…how dare you bring my daughter into this,’ he said.

‘It has nothing to do with her…I am livid.’

Geyer was stunned after Kent referenced and compared Stuart's situation to the 2019 saga where Geyer's daughter Montanna was wrongly named on social media pages as the person involved in a NRL sex tape

Geyer was stunned after Kent referenced and compared Stuart’s situation to the 2019 saga where Geyer’s daughter Montanna was wrongly named on social media pages as the person involved in a NRL sex tape

An emotional Geyer went onto to say, ‘I don’t wait 12 years like Ricky Stuart has… when this came out about my daughter, I saw a solicitor the next day.’

The NRL is expected to hand down its punishment to Stuart after his tirade last Saturday once their investigation is complete.

He is tipped to be fined $20,000 and suspended for at least one match.

Penrith outclassed Stuart’s Canberra 26-6 last weekend at GIO Stadium – despite missing key trio Jarome Luai, Nathan Cleary and Viliame Kikau.

Some footy fans felt Stuart attacking Salmon was a case of the Raiders coach deflecting after a poor showing from his team last weekend

Some footy fans felt Stuart attacking Salmon was a case of the Raiders coach deflecting after a poor showing from his team last weekend

Jaeman Salmon has history with Stuart after playing junior rugby league with his son, Jackson in Sydney's south as a youngster

Jaeman Salmon has history with Stuart after playing junior rugby league with his son, Jackson in Sydney’s south as a youngster

Some footy fans felt Stuart attacking Salmon was a case of the coach deflecting after a poor showing from his team. 

The Raiders face an uphill task to play finals football – despite having one of the better rosters in the competition.

Stuart recently inked a contact extension in the nation’s capital until 2025 which raised plenty of eyebrows give he hasn’t won a premiership since taking over in 2014.

His career coaching win-loss record with the Raiders also sits at an unflattering 50 per cent. 

source: dailymail.co.uk