Wests Tigers prop Terrell May says the NRL has instructed staff not to use him or his brother, Taylan May, on the league’s social media channels. Multiple outlets report that May believes the direction has led to their absence from NRL posts, and he frames the issue as the family being “snubbed.” The reports present May’s allegation that internal guidance prevents the use of his and Taylan’s images or names online, though they do not detail any specific posts, dates, or communications. The coverage describes the claim as coming from May rather than from an NRL response. As presented in the reports, there is no confirmed explanation from the league about the reason for any changes to how the May brothers are used in NRL social media content. The dispute centers on May’s belief that the league’s staff have been told not to feature the brothers, and the reporting highlights the allegation without adding alternative explanations or evidence from the NRL itself.
Terrell May claims NRL staff have been told not to feature him or brother Taylan
Wests Tigers prop Terrell May says the NRL has instructed staff not to use him or his brother, Taylan May, on the league’s social media channels. Multiple outlets report that May believes the directio...
- Wests Tigers prop Terrell May alleges the NRL instructed staff not to use him on its social media.
- May also alleges the same applies to his brother, Taylan May.
- The claim is that the brothers are being “snubbed” from NRL social media content.
- Multiple outlets report the allegation but the provided accounts do not include an NRL response or specific evidence.
- The reports focus on May’s belief about internal guidance, rather than confirmed league actions.
Wests Tigers prop Terrell May believes the NRL has instructed staff not to use he or his brother Taylan on its social media channels.
2 months agoWests Tigers prop Terrell May believes the NRL has instructed staff not to use he or his brother Taylan on its social media channels.
2 months agoWests Tigers prop Terrell May believes the NRL has instructed staff not to use he or his brother Taylan on its social media channels.
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