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Whats happening in the background is Bird senior is low merkin. Always has been & he lis living off his son.
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Thats banter.
Fair enough. Poor choice of words
The Tele has really hooked onto its story of the week. They even got others to write it instead of Sloth and to a lesser extent, Riccio. The story behind the story is when you get to another story which leads to two other stories then all conglomerate into one.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...t/news-story/95e7e602b604c690753234406bc6480f
YOU have to wonder how Jack Bird will fit into Wayne’s world?
Everybody knows supercoach Wayne Bennett is massive on respect and players toeing the line so Bennett is certain to have his hands full with Bird once he reluctantly shifts north.
Yes, Broncos fans, take it as fact Bird’s old man was still talking with Sharks officials as late as this week about pulling out of his $4 million, four-year deal.
When Chris Heighington was about to bring up his 300th NRL game earlier this season, there was a huge turnout after the club’s captain’s run.
It was a sunny afternoon, a few of Heighno’s former Wests Tigers teammates came to Shark Park, and club legend Andrew Ettingshausen presented the special jersey.
SPORTS CONFIDENTIAL I: Radio rivals lock horns over Rabs question
Jack Bird has missed a number of events celebrating his teammates’ milestones.
The only star who wasn’t sighted was Bird.
Then Luke Lewis brought up his 300th game, there was a lovely lunch at the leagues club the day before and Mick Ennis was making a stirring speech to the players.
The only star who wasn’t sighted was Bird.
Then on Tuesday night, a special dinner was held at the flashy Summer Sault for Paul Gallen, who bleeds black, white and blue and has taken a lot of time to give Bird guidance.
Laurie Daley turned up. So did “ET”. So did most of the players. But no Bird.
It is not the crime of the century. Bird is a loveable character and gun player any club would have. But someone should have got in his ear and told him to make an effort for the milestones. It’s a respect thing and something Bennett is big on.
I can't remember which game it was earlier this year but still remember the tv camera's showing the dressing room before running out.The Tele has really hooked onto its story of the week. They even got others to write it instead of Sloth and to a lesser extent, Riccio. The story behind the story is when you get to another story which leads to two other stories then all conglomerate into one.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...t/news-story/95e7e602b604c690753234406bc6480f
YOU have to wonder how Jack Bird will fit into Wayne’s world?
Everybody knows supercoach Wayne Bennett is massive on respect and players toeing the line so Bennett is certain to have his hands full with Bird once he reluctantly shifts north.
Yes, Broncos fans, take it as fact Bird’s old man was still talking with Sharks officials as late as this week about pulling out of his $4 million, four-year deal.
When Chris Heighington was about to bring up his 300th NRL game earlier this season, there was a huge turnout after the club’s captain’s run.
It was a sunny afternoon, a few of Heighno’s former Wests Tigers teammates came to Shark Park, and club legend Andrew Ettingshausen presented the special jersey.
SPORTS CONFIDENTIAL I: Radio rivals lock horns over Rabs question
Jack Bird has missed a number of events celebrating his teammates’ milestones.
The only star who wasn’t sighted was Bird.
Then Luke Lewis brought up his 300th game, there was a lovely lunch at the leagues club the day before and Mick Ennis was making a stirring speech to the players.
The only star who wasn’t sighted was Bird.
Then on Tuesday night, a special dinner was held at the flashy Summer Sault for Paul Gallen, who bleeds black, white and blue and has taken a lot of time to give Bird guidance.
Laurie Daley turned up. So did “ET”. So did most of the players. But no Bird.
It is not the crime of the century. Bird is a loveable character and gun player any club would have. But someone should have got in his ear and told him to make an effort for the milestones. It’s a respect thing and something Bennett is big on.
Just goes to show millenials these days have no respect for anyone...The Tele has really hooked onto its story of the week. They even got others to write it instead of Sloth and to a lesser extent, Riccio. The story behind the story is when you get to another story which leads to two other stories then all conglomerate into one.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...t/news-story/95e7e602b604c690753234406bc6480f
YOU have to wonder how Jack Bird will fit into Wayne’s world?
Everybody knows supercoach Wayne Bennett is massive on respect and players toeing the line so Bennett is certain to have his hands full with Bird once he reluctantly shifts north.
Yes, Broncos fans, take it as fact Bird’s old man was still talking with Sharks officials as late as this week about pulling out of his $4 million, four-year deal.
When Chris Heighington was about to bring up his 300th NRL game earlier this season, there was a huge turnout after the club’s captain’s run.
It was a sunny afternoon, a few of Heighno’s former Wests Tigers teammates came to Shark Park, and club legend Andrew Ettingshausen presented the special jersey.
SPORTS CONFIDENTIAL I: Radio rivals lock horns over Rabs question
Jack Bird has missed a number of events celebrating his teammates’ milestones.
The only star who wasn’t sighted was Bird.
Then Luke Lewis brought up his 300th game, there was a lovely lunch at the leagues club the day before and Mick Ennis was making a stirring speech to the players.
The only star who wasn’t sighted was Bird.
Then on Tuesday night, a special dinner was held at the flashy Summer Sault for Paul Gallen, who bleeds black, white and blue and has taken a lot of time to give Bird guidance.
Laurie Daley turned up. So did “ET”. So did most of the players. But no Bird.
It is not the crime of the century. Bird is a loveable character and gun player any club would have. But someone should have got in his ear and told him to make an effort for the milestones. It’s a respect thing and something Bennett is big on.
I can just see gal or Wade going looking for him while the Broncs put 40 on you
wont be hard to find him
Ignore the donkey merkin and hopefully he f**ks off to his own forum!
