'Learn to respect other cultures': NRL stars past and present express disgust at racial taunts as new clip emerges

New vision allegedly featuring the eight men who hurled racial abuse at Penrith winger Brent Naden has been met with condemnation by current and former NRL players.

In the final minutes of the first half of Penrith's 18-12 win over the Warriors, the group of supporters, some seen wearing Warriors gear, were kicked out of the ground for allegedly abusing the Indigenous Panthers star.

It is understood Naden reported the incident to a sideline official before the men were removed.

A video posted to Instagram showing the alleged eight men leaving Central Coast Stadium on Friday night, yelling; "F... the Panthers" while performing an indigenous dance for the camera.

The NRL is working with NSW Police to investigate the incident.

Brisbane hooker Issac Luke uploaded and tweeted the video of the eight men outside Central Coast stadium late last night.

"This was an awesome game to watch,'' Luke wrote.

"Proud of the @NZWarriors brothers.

"I don't know what was said to the bro Naden. But these clowns walked out of the grounds like this.

"This video takes so much away from our game. Learn to respect others cultures.''

The video caused a stir within the NRL community with past and present players expressing their disgust.

Broncos legend Steve Renouf wrote: "These lads failed pre school! So don't expect much else from them.''

NRL great Willie Mason was also took to social media to call the men out for their behaviour.

"The filthy racist p---ks that got booted out of Gosford for racial abuse towards Brent Naden should be named and shamed all through the media and never be allowed to watch any professional game live in Australia," he wrote.

Naden's Panthers teammates also took to social media to criticise the men involved.

"Pieces of sh*t"," Nathan Cleary wrote on Instagram."Wtf is wrong with some people."

Tyrone May called the alleged perpetrators "maggots".

While winger Josh Mansour added: "Enough's enough, they'll get what's coming."

ARLC chairman Peter V'landys has vowed to come down "hard" on the spectators after the ugly episode took the shine off Penrith's club record-breaking ninth straight victory.