JUSTICE FOR JERMAINE
JERMAINE McGILLVARY kept up his red-hot scoring form but admitted his head was a mess.
The England winger revealed he was still upset at being wrongly accused of biting by Lebanon skipper Robbie Farah.
He was cleared at a hearing on Wednesday and responded with two tries yesterday to take his World Cup tally to four.
But he said: “I was a bit rusty and my head was a bit rattled. It is never nice to potentially have your World Cup in ruins.
Killer
“It is something I have never experienced before. It could have been my World Cup done.
“But justice has prevailed. It is done and dusted now. I want to enjoy the tournament.”
The win in Perth confirmed England’s quarter-final tie with Papua New Guinea in Melbourne on Sunday but a huge question mark hangs over their killer instincts.
For the second week running, Wayne Bennett’s side struggled to build on a strong half-time lead and failed to find a ruthless