Mr_Raditch
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I don't remember him playing for Melbourne...
Half you blokes need f**king restraining orders I reckon.
He's a hard man to miss, blokes freaking huge.
I don't remember him playing for Melbourne...
Half you blokes need f**king restraining orders I reckon.
Many people in Sydney have to travel 1-2 hours each way for work, so why should NRL players be any different? Joe has his family and church in the Penrith area which makes it hard to simply move house for a job
Nobody has to travel 1-2 hours to work, unless they choose to get a job and live in a house that are 1-2 hours apart. Footy players are no different but they are lucky that the industry they work in turns plenty of cash and they are the stars of the show.
There is no reason why footy players can't commute like many other people but there is no reason why they should have to if they don't want to and can get a job near home. Kieren Foran is a good example I guess. Probably lives at Freshwater or something and drives 10 minutes to training and 5 minutes to games. An extra $500 a week or so after tax to play for Canterbury gets him another investment property if he wants it but he loses a couple of hours a day sitting in his car. Lucky boy to be in his position.
Joe puts in the miles to get to work each day but I reckon Luke Walsh and Michael Hodgson take the cake. They moved out of the family home to play at Penrith and Canterbury respectively.
Fair call for Joe. Without kids and living in the regions, I can't imagine driving in Sydney traffic for an hour or more each way every day for work, or riding the train for a couple of hours each way or taking two busses and a train to get somewhere, I'd neck myself. If my bike ride to or from work takes more than 35 mins, I've had a tough day. On the flipside, driving 350km each way to watch my Cowboys at home doesn't bother me at all.Many people in Sydney have to travel 1-2 hours each way for work, so why should NRL players be any different? Joe has his family and church in the Penrith area which makes it hard to simply move house for a job
Yeah, that's what I thought of as I posted first up.If you live in Sydney and can afford it, you live in the shire, Northern Beaches or Eastern Suburbs.
Otherwise you live in Hurtsville, Punchbowl, Liverpool, Campelltown, Penrith, Fairfield.
Fair call. If I lived in Manly, it's take a bit to get me to move.Pretty sure the vast majority of the Manly squad live on the Northern Beaches - I've seen alot of them out and about. It's a pretty nice area and a pain in the ass to commute in and out of, so it makes sense they stay there.
It also explains how Manly manages to maintain a good playing roster - players like to live in the area. Also explains why teams like Canberra struggle to retain talent.
My question was prompted by my trip to Townsville last weekend when mine host commented that a number of the Cowboys live in their suburb (minutes from DFS) and you always see them at the shops etc. I thought that would give a good community feel to the club but then, where else are they going to live I guess? Tsv's not that big.
Food court level?Saw Dave Taylor at Westfield Miranda today. So there is one player to answer your question. He must live in the Sutherland Shire and drive to Redfern to train.
Nah, GI only has 1 boat. The other one is Rusty's boat that they use to travel to QLD, Melbourne or NZ when rain stops them from flying.
John Lang lived around Cronulla