Mitchell Moses says passion was behind the on-field outburst aimed at his teammates during the loss to the Wests Tigers, and he won't be making any apologies.
Parramatta have yet to win a game this season and fell to the Tigers over the weekend.
During the match Moses gave teammate Kenny Edwards a serve as he tried to spark his team in attack.
The playmaker also copped a spray from Michael Jennings as Wests finished with a 10-point victory.
"It's just me being passionate, the boys know that," Moses told reporters.
"It's not a personal thing or anything like that. I'm not going at a person because I don’t like the person. We're a tight-knit group here and we all love each other. It's my job to get up some of the boys.
"If it's deserved that's my job, I'm a halfback, I've got to do that. I get sprayed myself if I'm not doing my job. That's footy, you've got to be able to cop it."
Related Articles

19 Holes With ... Chad Townsend and Val Holmes

Viva Las Vegas: Join Golf Australia magazine's Matt Cleary on a golf and rugby league spectacular
