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Broncos Roster, Signings and Rumours Discussion 2023
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- Sep 19, 2012
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Are those their default set positions on the ladder, I wonder?
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That looks like the 2021 ladder positions I think.
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Not to mention I believe both were grabbed as cover for players already injured. I think Kikau was gone for the season and Coates(?) from Melbourne. Not saying that was right either, but definitely not the same situation for mine.
The hypocrisy comes in for me because until we threw our hat in the ring, the media in general were all happy to speculate where he might end up and which team could really use him. Bulldogs and Roosters the main ones spoken about, at least from what I heard. That said, I'm not 100% sure if that speculation was regarding an immediate release or where he may end up at the end of the season.
- Aug 25, 2018
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Reynolds is determined to soldier on:
“I’ve still got another year left and hopefully another one or two after that. I am in no rush, but a contract extension is something I would love to get sorted. I love the city, I love the club. The Broncos are in a good place at the moment and I want to continue that rise. It would be nice to play on in 2025, but there’s a bigger picture to be painted and that’s our performance on the weekend against the Dolphins.”
“It would be great to win a premiership with the Broncos. You look at the history on the walls and look at the people still involved in the club … the coach, Alfie, Darius Boyd is still there as an assistant coach. There’s a number of ex-legends still getting around and it holds an aura amongst the place. To add another piece of history to the Broncos would be one of the best goals of my career.”
“Ezra either keeps me young or makes me feel older, I don’t know. We have got such great depth in the squad, a lot of young guys have come through that pathway system. Reece Walsh is only 20 years old and there’s a lot of babies in the squad that are still learning the game. If I can add my two cents and give them some experiences, I am happy to go out there and give them some knowledge. I love that teaching part of the game and getting out there with them as well.”
“The Heat and Lions have owned the Gabba for a for a long time and it will be good to experience something different. Suncorp is our home but this is our second home now. I’ve been to cricket games here and there’s always a great buzz here. The Gabba is a bit more closed off than the SCG. The atmosphere and noise will be awesome and a sellout will be great for the fans and the city.”
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Sounds to me he's looking at life after footy and hoping he can transition onto the coaching staff.
Xzei
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That would be huge lol alf and arey
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Tiny halves are the best halves.
BroncosFever
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Chuck the scoop up.
Boom half looks to life after footy in a big coup for the Brisbane Broncos.
Midean
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Great news! There’s our back up fullback for the next two seasons.
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I would assume this is the plan with Coby Black?
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Scanlan:
Reynolds:
Walters:
“Tristan is a great story. He came here to Queensland himself. I remember he was kicking a football on the field with Jordan Pereira one day and he said he had joined Souths Logan. He started with Souths Logan midway through last year and made a difference to them straight away, so we offered him a train-and-trial deal. Then he was brilliant for us in pre-season and he was rewarded with a development contract. Reece is obviously our first-choice fullback but it’s great to have another option in Tristan, who can play a number of positions.”
“Tristan is a natural trainer. He has a good work ethic, great attitude towards training and good endurance and speed. He has good instincts as a footy player, but he is also very smart. He thinks ahead and at fullback, he makes that difference, he has that athleticism and speed and he is very smart in the way he plays. Tristan is a great athlete.”
Reynolds:
“Tristan has been unreal. He has trained the house down, he has earned an upgrade on his contract and he has been preparing us really well and manipulating the other team’s star players. When you have someone like that prepping you every week, it gets you up for your own game. He has been one of the key factors in why we have been playing so well.”
Walters:
“Tristan is just like Reece, he loves playing the game.”
BroncosFever
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Reynolds hasn't typically been one to sing the praises of his teammates, so for him to say what he said there, that's significant.
