‘Woah’: Fitzy ‘loses it’ with stunning coaches’ box blow up

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Sharks coach Craig Fitzgibbon has been captured punching a computer monitor in stunning scenes during Cronulla’s upset loss to Parramatta.

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The club’s recent struggles have cleary taken a toll on the usually reserved Fitzgibbon, who couldn’t contain his emotions when Tom Hazelton was sin binned with six minutes left, thwarting any chance of a comeback win.

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Cameras panned to Fitzgibbon after referee Ashley Klein’s decision to bin Hazelton for a hip drop when the Sharks were trailing 26-18 with six minutes left.

The Eels would take advantage of the extra man, scoring two tries to seal the upset win.

“Woah! Fitzgibbon with a right hook. I’ve never seen Fitzy lose it ever,” Andrew Voss said on Fox League.

The loss ends the Sharks’ top four hopes with Cronulla virtually guaranteed to finish the season fifth on the ladder.

Fitzgibbon’s former teammate Bryan Fletcher said the blow up was very uncharacteristic.

“That was very unlike Fitzy. He’s usually very calm up there in the box,” Fletcher said.

“You know he’s a black belt by the way so that screen’s not coming back.”

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