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Watch: 'I'm not f***ing mucking around' - ex-NRL star caught delivering drunken foul-mouthed tirade at woman in UK Maccas

April 23, 2018

A former NRL player has been caught on camera delivering a foul-mouthed drunken tirade at a woman in a UK McDonald's.

Albert Kelly, 27, is currently playing with UK team Hull FC, after stints with the Cronulla Sharks, Gold Coast Titans and Newcastle Knights in the NRL. 

In the video Kelly can been seen struggling to keep his balance and slurring his words as he delivers a threatening rant at the woman filming him in a Hull McDonald's.

"Mate, I'm not f***ing mucking around," the league player says before asking the woman if he stuttered and calling her a 's**t' and a 'w***e'.

Kelly had a controversial NRL career and was booted out of both the Sharks and the Newcastle Knights, where he never played a game, for alcohol-related incidents. 

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