South Sydney Rabbitohs owner and Hollywood superstar Russell Crowe has given his support to coach Jason Demetriou after a disastrous loss to the Roosters on Friday night.
On Friday night, the Sydney Roosters gave the Souths their worst defeat under Demetriou’s leadership

, destroying their opponents 48–6 and scoring eight tries to send them to the bottom of the standings.
Similar to the Rabbitohs’ opening two losses of the season, the encounter at Allianz Stadium ended with mistakes putting the team under pressure defensively and impeding their attack.
Regarding the loss, Demetriou remarked, “It’s probably the lowest point in my career right now.”
The three losses to start 2024 followed the Rabbitohs’ seven-game losing streak from the previous season, which eliminated them from finals contention even though they had led the premiership after eleven rounds.
Following the defeat, Crowe made it plain in a text message to the club’s powerbrokers that things can turn around just as quickly as they can go wrong, according to The Daily Telegraph.
Powerbrokers for Bunnies anticipate strong performance from the team over the next three weeks.
Former protégé of Wayne Bennett, Demetriou, claimed he was ‘very convinced’ he could shake the Rabbitohs’ current slump.
“It is my responsibility to lead the boys this week and ensure that we are training hard and prepared for our game against Canterbury on Good Friday,” he declared.
I’ve spent a lot of time with this bunch. I am certain that we are all in agreement and collaborating as a group since I comprehend the group.
“I’m confident that I’m the one who can make a difference, but in the end, what I say here doesn’t matter to what other people will think.”
“There is noise.” We’re losing and not playing well, which is why it’s there.
“Only if we get our training right, perform well the following week, and see some results on the board will anything change.”