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DARIUS Boyd has done it again. After getting in trouble for a shocking interview five years ago, the Newcastle Knights star has pulled out another corker.
As Channel 7 reporter Jennifer Huxley attempted to get a response from him today regarding Knights coach Wayne Bennett’s decision to leave the club at the end of the year, Boyd wouldn’t have a bar of it.
Boyd has followed Bennett from the Broncos to the Dragons and the Knights and was asked if he was sad to see the Supercoach go.
“Are you serious? You’re going to hammer me with questions?” Boyd asked the reporter.
“Interrogation, isn’t it?”
Boyd, a member of the Queensland team that defeated NSW 32-8 in Wednesday night’s State of Origin III, continued: “I can’t enjoy a good Origin win?
“Put this on the news, that’d be good.
“I’m lost. Lost for words.”
In 2009, Bennett went as far as to apologise on Boyd’s behalf after the fullback delivered one-sentence responses to eight questions posed to him at a training session in Wollongong before reporters gave up and complained about his utter lack of enthusiasm.
Boyd is a strange man, possibly even stranger than self-diagnosed schizophrenic Jamal Idris. However, I don't mind his belligerent attitude towards the media. It is genuinely entertaining to watch this bloke embarrass himself whenever he is forced to utter a word. Good man, that Darius.
DARIUS Boyd has done it again. After getting in trouble for a shocking interview five years ago, the Newcastle Knights star has pulled out another corker.
As Channel 7 reporter Jennifer Huxley attempted to get a response from him today regarding Knights coach Wayne Bennett’s decision to leave the club at the end of the year, Boyd wouldn’t have a bar of it.
Boyd has followed Bennett from the Broncos to the Dragons and the Knights and was asked if he was sad to see the Supercoach go.
“Are you serious? You’re going to hammer me with questions?” Boyd asked the reporter.
“Interrogation, isn’t it?”
Boyd, a member of the Queensland team that defeated NSW 32-8 in Wednesday night’s State of Origin III, continued: “I can’t enjoy a good Origin win?
“Put this on the news, that’d be good.
“I’m lost. Lost for words.”
In 2009, Bennett went as far as to apologise on Boyd’s behalf after the fullback delivered one-sentence responses to eight questions posed to him at a training session in Wollongong before reporters gave up and complained about his utter lack of enthusiasm.
Boyd is a strange man, possibly even stranger than self-diagnosed schizophrenic Jamal Idris. However, I don't mind his belligerent attitude towards the media. It is genuinely entertaining to watch this bloke embarrass himself whenever he is forced to utter a word. Good man, that Darius.
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