North Queensland coach Paul Green has turned up the heat on the whistleblowers ahead of Fridays NRL grand final qualifier, accusing Cronulla of abusing the 10 metres all year.Green backed Canberra mentor Ricky Stuarts stinging criticism of the Sharks, saying they were serial offenders when it came to jumping out early.Stuart on Wednesday fired a shot at the Sharks following their finals week one loss to Shane Flanagans side, accusing them of only standing back eight metres and wrestling the crap out of us on the ground.Flanagan on Thursday fired back, saying Stuart was just trying to influence the referees ahead of his sides preliminary final against Melbourne on Saturday night.However Stuart has received support from Green, who approached NRL referees boss Tony Archer after his sides last encounter with the Sharks to address concerns Cronulla were allowed to get away with too much in the ruck.The last game we played against (the Sharks) there was only three points in it and gee they were pretty quick out of the blocks that night, Green said.Following that I spoke to the referees about the 10 metres in particular and (Archer) probably felt the refs should have been a bit stronger on the 10 there.Im just hoping that they police that properly again because I think itll give us a good open game of footy that everyones going to enjoy.Flanagan was unfazed by Stuarts attack on his clubs playing style, believing his Canberra counterpart was only using the Sharks as a means to help his sides cause against Melbourne.For me its just a tactic of Sticky to put the referees on notice, Flanagan told Sky Sports Radios Big Sports Breakfast.Ricky doesnt want to talk about Melbournes wrestle so hes brought someone else up and just stated the point that he wants an open and care-free sort of game, not to be made about the wrestle on the ground.Melbourne have been at the centre of a wrestling controversy throughout this months finals campaign.North Queensland reportedly voiced their concern to the NRL after their first-week finals loss in Melbourne, during which Ethan Lowe suffered a season-ending neck injury.However the Storm have been adamant theyre doing nothing wrong and say they received assurances from the NRL there is no issue with their tackling technique. 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Los Angeles is on just the third three-game winning streak in the past decade for a long-struggling franchise, but Fisher sees nobody getting happy on his unlikely first-place team.You have to take a hard look at it, and we did, Fisher said. We still have a lot of room for improvement offensively and defensively. Too many big plays (given up) defensively. Struggles versus the run. Lack of a run game offensively, and then an inability to go get points when we got around midfield. The players understand it. They were very receptive today about where we are.But the latest victory clearly was satisfying to Fisher because it came at the expense of the rival Cardinals, last seasons NFC West champions. The move from Missouri to California didnt make anyone forget that Arizona coach Bruce Arians has jabbed at the Rams in past seasons, calling them a team that is always 8-8 and that team we dont like.Fisher confirmed telling his players in the locker room that Sundays victory was an early Christmas present for the Cardinals (1-3), who will visit the Coliseum on New Years Day for a rematch in the regular season finale.I was complimenting the players. I wanted them to know what a big win it was, Fisher said dryly. Oftentimes, Coach Arians is complimenting his players from the same perspective, so we just wanted to let them know that this is a great win for us, so well see them after Christmas. Merry Christmas.And while praising the coaching staff of the Buffalo Bills, their next opponent, Fisher appeared to slip in a sly shot at the Cards.(Buffalo is) a well-coached team, Fisher said. They play good special teams. Theyre into special teams, unlike some of the other teams weve faced.Fisher didnt specify which teams, but the Cardinals have had a series of special-teams calamities this season. Los Angeles Tavon Austin returned ann Arizona punt 47 yards and drew a facemask penalty with 5:09 to play Sunday, putting the Rams in position for Brian Quicks go-ahead touchdown reception.ddddddddddddThe Rams special teams have been practically flawless during their first 3-1 start since 2006, and they have finished all three games with big defensive plays, including Trumaine Johnsons game-ending interception in the end zone in Arizona.Fisher sees those narrow escapes as reasons for concern, but also signs of improvement.Its not easy, but around the league, there are some good teams that dont have the same record we do, Fisher said. Finding ways to win at the end is very important. It carries you a long way.Fisher also has no concerns about Todd Gurley, who has 216 yards rushing in the Rams first four games. He sees overall flaws in the Rams running game, not in the Rookie of the Years approach.The line of scrimmage was full of Cardinals yesterday, and we knew that, Fisher said. Thats why we made our plays down the field. But were close. Hes healthy. Hes going good. Were just going to put a good plan together this week.The Bills (2-2) visit Sunday for the second of the Rams two games at the Coliseum over the first eight weeks of the NFL season. Even with so few opportunities to make a good impression on their home fans, theyve still got the town talking.Were looking forward to being home, said Fisher, whose team still must travel to Detroit and London this month. Its been a while.Game notes The Rams had no major postgame injury concerns, Fisher said. Backup RB Benny Cunningham felt much better after injuring his hamstring Sunday. ... Fisher praised the special-teams play of rookies Marqui Christian and Temarrick Hemingway. Christian, a fifth-round draft pick by Arizona this year, was waived by the Cardinals last week. What an experience for him from that standpoint, to have been on the other sideline last week and come over and have a chance to have an impact on special teams, Fisher said.---AP NFL websites: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '