I think the point is that at Hudds. he visibly had a go at the player rather than just a quiet word. Yesterday he was obviously in pain & limping.He tried to run it off but to no avail. When taken off he made his feelings known to the coaching staff. He must respect his fellow professionals whether they are players or backroom staff. If a player is injured and stays on the field he is most likely to make it worse. This happens from time to time when all interchanges have been used up.

If we are talking about Griff,

He was taken off injured, might not of been happy but was taken off. Jones moved to and Wella came on,.

Justin carney was injured just before half time, and went of. and Griff was brought back on, from what i saw he was still trying to run his injury off.

Second Half.

Carny came back on at kick off, Griff was still on wella was still on , but no sign what so ever of Josh Jones, or for the rest of the match, so i take it Josh jones injury he picked up just before half time , ( i didn't see it) was worse than the ankle injury to Griff,

I take it that was a staff call not a Griff call, We could all see Griff was injured just thankful HKR did not exploit it.

Don't blame the player, i ahve seen less injured players for other teams stay of for less .

I took it as being upset at being subbed , the prima donna behaviour took the form of throwing his Hi-vis Bib on the grass rather than wearing it . on our recent history of Diva-tactics it's pretty tame .
showing he wanted to be out on the pitch and contribute.

As to the previous incidents- his occasional defensive lapses meant he's been the recipient of on field lectures rather than the otherway around.
don't think Wat-Sheens have a mutiny on their hands just yet .

Lee seems the only possible casualty , If Tomkins also cops a disciplinary , that might cause an issue

Fair comment.

Emotions and passions can be high. Anyone who has played can verify that some players play very much with heart on the sleeve and can make comment during matches. They are often the type of people that either apologize afterwards or revert back to behaving like nothing happened. It's just a foible of certain people. There team mates understand it, the coaches understand it. Only when it becomes a regular and disruptive occurrence should it be worried about.

When a player is emotional during a game, it generally shows commitment to the cause. I wouldn't worry too much about it.