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Manly Sea Eagles young gun James Hasson's meteoric rise from Subway hand to Grand Final smoky
IT should come as no surprise that James Hasson has emerged as the meat in the sandwich that is Manly's Grand Final selection puzzle.
This time last year the Sharks junior was filling foot-long rolls as a full-time sandwich hand at Subway in Cronulla Mall.
Now living in Belrose with fellow Sea Eagles youngsters Peta Hiku and Jorge Taufua, Hasson gets the chance to return to the the mall only from time-to-time to assist his former workmates among piles of jalapenos, meatballs, olives and ranch sauce.
Pitched into a one-on-one battle with more experienced prop David Gower for Manly's final bench spot in Sundays decider, the 21-year-old on Sunday ventured back to the franchise that also launched the working careers of model Lara Bingle, singer Matt Corby and Test cricketer Steven Smith.
"Working at Subway really helped me with footy, because I made lots of different friends and met a heap of new people," Hasson said.
James Hasson makes a Subway sandwich.
"It helped my people skills, serving customers all day long.
"Before I started making sandwiches, I was doing a carpentry job, and that was torture because of the hours. But Subway fit in well around footy training and I was in there just about every day."
Cronullas large population of league stars soon realised one of their peers was working behind the counter - and took full advantage.
Bulldogs centre Josh Morris made a visit to Hasson as one of his pre-match rituals, while Sharks skipper Paul Gallen devoured a weekly chicken sub on the house.
Hasson, a Caringbah de La Salle junior, dreamed of playing alongside Gallen in black, white and blue.
But his hopes were dashed at the end of last season when the club offered him an underwhelming deal compared to the Sea Eagles' two-year overture.
And what's this.....
"Manly showed a lot of interest and Cronulla not as much," Hasson recalled. "I didnt think I was a chance of playing NRL at Cronulla - not for a while, anyhow.
"It was disappointing to leave because I loved the Sharks and saw myself playing there my whole career.
... a young guy who loved the Sharks and didn't want to leave?
WTF???....
Haven't the experts explained that's a thing of the past?
Bourbon also wrote some shite about how there was some "good news to come out of the week" - with her "colleague, Massoud taking on Paul Gallen after the Dally M's."
She then went on to explain how Gal is "sweetness & light" in the media but a "different story" behind the scenes.
Hhmm..getting personal now - she might need to pull her head in or be prepared to back these statements up with some facts.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...rand-final-smoky/story-fni3gnk1-1226733252943
Manly Sea Eagles young gun James Hasson's meteoric rise from Subway hand to Grand Final smoky
IT should come as no surprise that James Hasson has emerged as the meat in the sandwich that is Manly's Grand Final selection puzzle.
This time last year the Sharks junior was filling foot-long rolls as a full-time sandwich hand at Subway in Cronulla Mall.
Now living in Belrose with fellow Sea Eagles youngsters Peta Hiku and Jorge Taufua, Hasson gets the chance to return to the the mall only from time-to-time to assist his former workmates among piles of jalapenos, meatballs, olives and ranch sauce.
Pitched into a one-on-one battle with more experienced prop David Gower for Manly's final bench spot in Sundays decider, the 21-year-old on Sunday ventured back to the franchise that also launched the working careers of model Lara Bingle, singer Matt Corby and Test cricketer Steven Smith.
"Working at Subway really helped me with footy, because I made lots of different friends and met a heap of new people," Hasson said.
James Hasson makes a Subway sandwich.
"It helped my people skills, serving customers all day long.
"Before I started making sandwiches, I was doing a carpentry job, and that was torture because of the hours. But Subway fit in well around footy training and I was in there just about every day."
Cronullas large population of league stars soon realised one of their peers was working behind the counter - and took full advantage.
Bulldogs centre Josh Morris made a visit to Hasson as one of his pre-match rituals, while Sharks skipper Paul Gallen devoured a weekly chicken sub on the house.
Hasson, a Caringbah de La Salle junior, dreamed of playing alongside Gallen in black, white and blue.
But his hopes were dashed at the end of last season when the club offered him an underwhelming deal compared to the Sea Eagles' two-year overture.
And what's this.....
"Manly showed a lot of interest and Cronulla not as much," Hasson recalled. "I didnt think I was a chance of playing NRL at Cronulla - not for a while, anyhow.
"It was disappointing to leave because I loved the Sharks and saw myself playing there my whole career.
... a young guy who loved the Sharks and didn't want to leave?
WTF???....
Haven't the experts explained that's a thing of the past?
Bourbon also wrote some shite about how there was some "good news to come out of the week" - with her "colleague, Massoud taking on Paul Gallen after the Dally M's."
She then went on to explain how Gal is "sweetness & light" in the media but a "different story" behind the scenes.
Hhmm..getting personal now - she might need to pull her head in or be prepared to back these statements up with some facts.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...rand-final-smoky/story-fni3gnk1-1226733252943