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Tim Horan (67)
Amen. That would be immense with him at 12.
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The only things Buzz "breaks" is wind, and mostly he wouldn't be confident it was dry.
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Stirling Mortlock (74)
What does his off field issue(s) (which was only one incident he seems over with) have to do with Sydney?
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David Codey (61)
Sorry what incident are we talking about? The bipolar diagnosis? I hope not. He’s sought help which is the biggest thi and been back playing.
Sorry if it’s another I’ve had go over my head.
He’s a good guy off the field. Amount of work he does with indigenous youth in Sydney is impressive.
Sorry if it’s another I’ve had go over my head.
He’s a good guy off the field. Amount of work he does with indigenous youth in Sydney is impressive.
Can we please not do rumours?
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Stirling Mortlock (74)
Not going to mention what it is, but if you know you know.
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David Codey (61)
Hell be right. Don’t recall him having other issues? Just do what the Storm did and say we don’t know definitely what it is….
Fine him for stupidity.
Not like half the Wallabies haven’t wouldn’t have.
Fine him for stupidity.
Not like half the Wallabies haven’t wouldn’t have.
Did he have an attack of dyslexia?
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David Codey (61)
10 in the bin for that one. My bad.
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John Thornett (49)
there are some ppl on this forum that make my skin crawl, they will never change. I applaud you for standing strong.
ps today is world suicide prevention day
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Rod McCall (65)
Prior to the Angus sitting out of the first half of the NRL season and the subsequent bipolar diagnosis there were some party rumours getting about.
In whatever case, it’s up to RA to conduct due diligence on all signings, and ensure that if individual have unique circumstances when they sign them that RA have right support networks in place, especially in cases of mental health if they’re looking to sign a player to a team outside their current home.
In whatever case, it’s up to RA to conduct due diligence on all signings, and ensure that if individual have unique circumstances when they sign them that RA have right support networks in place, especially in cases of mental health if they’re looking to sign a player to a team outside their current home.
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Phil Kearns (64)
Interestingly the smh has the tahs with no knowledge of the talks, whether that means RA are lining up a different destination or that they just want to get him in the game and work out where later it's not clear:
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Mark Loane (55)
It is quite funny the Chairman keeps pulling these strings (allegedly) and they've made this whole show about aligning the national systems to the super rugby teams etc. but they're out recruiting for blokes that no one really knows about yet?
I understand that in rugby playing for the Wallabies is the ultimate prize, but it still seems quite backwards to me that recruitment wouldn't at least involve the team they're wanting him to play for. You'd never see a NRL team recruit someone because the QLD maroons coach asked them.
Now of course it might come out that the Rebels or Force are actively engaged here. But I feel like recruitment being driven from the top down is a poor reflection on the state of Super Rugby.
I understand that in rugby playing for the Wallabies is the ultimate prize, but it still seems quite backwards to me that recruitment wouldn't at least involve the team they're wanting him to play for. You'd never see a NRL team recruit someone because the QLD maroons coach asked them.
Now of course it might come out that the Rebels or Force are actively engaged here. But I feel like recruitment being driven from the top down is a poor reflection on the state of Super Rugby.
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David Codey (61)
I love this idea. Give Carter a big option right next to him. Aggressive defensive pair as well.