Brisbane Broncos star Reece Walsh is another player at the club to like an Instagram post criticising Michael Maguire. This time, it was for making the decision not to play Reynolds in the final two games of the season.
It's not the first time a Broncos player has liked a post criticising coach Michael Maguire.
Last season, Martin Taupau had liked a post, which negative comments were made about Maguire's training methods.
Shortly after, Taupau's services weren't needed by the club and was released out of his contract.
Reynolds had been accused of back flipping "under duress" to deny any conflict with his coach.
On NRL 360 on Monday night, Reynolds reacted to reports that he would not be selected to play on Thursday night, saying it was "news to me".
He told CODE Sports that he was keen to play, despite the Broncos declaring that he was not fit to close out what has been a horrible season for the club.
On Tuesday, Reynolds spoke to the media about the decision not to play in the club's last two games against the Melbourne Storm and the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.
According to Reynolds, the situation had been "blown out of proportion", and the criticism towards Maguire wasn't justified.
Former NRL star Braith Anasata was surprised to see a drastic change in Reynolds' sentiment
“Hang on, what's going on here? I'm a bit confused by this. After last night being on the show and interviewing him, after he announced his retirement, things have changed quite quickly. A lot of flipping and flopping,” Anasta said on the 360 panel.
Walsh, who liked the clip on Instagram, has since removed the like on the post, courtesy of a fresh report from CODE Sports.
It has not been said whether Walsh had originally liked the clip intentionally or by accident.
Ben Hunt spoke on the radio station 4BC, revealing the players were "shocked" when they heard Reynolds would not play.
On Thursday night, when the Broncos play the Melbourne Storm in the Grand Final rematch, a new rule will be trialled regarding a change to kick-offs.
