Latrell Mitchell will not lose fresh against the Gauls, says Wayne Bennett

“I didn’t say it was something of the past, we have to wait and see,” said Bennett. “I don’t want it in the Sin-Bin, I don’t want it to be expelled, but I don’t think this happens. I don’t see any reason why this will happen.”

Mitchell will take sides in the centers on Friday evening, while Jai Gray remains in full back – a move confirmed by Bennett was only temporary. Mitchell will hire the functions of goalkeeper of Jamie Humphreys.

With Campbell Graham, Tyrone Munro and Alex Johnston all in the victim department, Mitchell’s passage to the centers is necessary for necessity, while providing the possibility of facilitating the side.

“He is (Latrell) of it,” says Bennett. “We talked about it, I didn’t turn it on in my throat – she wouldn’t work – so we had a conversation about it.

“He realizes the situation in which we find ourselves. He is happy to play there and return through that position and return to the full -back when everything has settled again … Latrell heard that the left side was his best side and it is there that he played first in the centers. Jack (Wighton) is a great team man, and he said” I will go to the right “, and he is happy like anything there. So it will be good for us.

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The Rabbitoh have lost the last four games against the Gauls, but regardless of the result, Bennett says that Mitchell’s return is excellent for the game.

“It is wonderful for the game, but what he does on the football field is what makes him big, not the hysteria that surrounds him.”

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