Bursting the bubble.

[Frenzy.]

And now add Alfie the Gambler Langer to the covidiot list. Here's a bit copied and pasted from an NRL.com story


Broncos legend and long-time trainer Allan Langer is the latest coaching staff member to be caught up in a potential breach of COVID-19 protocols and won't travel to Sydney for Friday night's clash with the Rabbitohs.

The Broncos released a statement on Friday afternoon to confirm Langer and two other football staff members - Ryan Whitley and Blake Duncan - attended a private function in Brisbane and will be required to undergo a COVID-19 test as a precaution before being allowed to return to the squad's bubble.


The announcement came before the Broncos boarded a chartered flight for Sydney on Friday afternoon for their clash with the Rabbitohs at ANZ Stadium.

It is understood they attended a function to mark Langer's birthday - the former international turned 54 on Saturday - with only a few people in a private dining room upstairs at the Caxton Hotel in Brisbane.

It comes less than 24 hours after Rabbitohs coach Wayne Bennett and Dragons prop Paul Vaughan were stood down after they breached protocols.

I'm sure Alfie would have gone the "Folks are Dumb where I come from" defence

 

[Frenzy.]

Now Seibold HAHAHAHA

His reason is sound but why not apply for an exemption?

POO!!

 

[Thick Skinned Shark]

Lookout we have a mask debater here.

Nothing to debate
They are useless and bad for your health!
.....and your phrase 'maskdebater' didn't go over the top of my head

 

[coolumsharkie]

Nothing to debate
They are useless and bad for your health!
.....and your phrase 'maskdebater' didn't go over the top of my head

 

[Marchad]

And now add Alfie the Gambler Langer to the covidiot list. Here's a bit copied and pasted from an NRL.com story


Broncos legend and long-time trainer Allan Langer is the latest coaching staff member to be caught up in a potential breach of COVID-19 protocols and won't travel to Sydney for Friday night's clash with the Rabbitohs.

The Broncos released a statement on Friday afternoon to confirm Langer and two other football staff members - Ryan Whitley and Blake Duncan - attended a private function in Brisbane and will be required to undergo a COVID-19 test as a precaution before being allowed to return to the squad's bubble.


The announcement came before the Broncos boarded a chartered flight for Sydney on Friday afternoon for their clash with the Rabbitohs at ANZ Stadium.

It is understood they attended a function to mark Langer's birthday - the former international turned 54 on Saturday - with only a few people in a private dining room upstairs at the Caxton Hotel in Brisbane.

It comes less than 24 hours after Rabbitohs coach Wayne Bennett and Dragons prop Paul Vaughan were stood down after they breached protocols.

The ball bastard got a hot tip and he had no money in his TAB account.