Alfie is on the Duffy to succeed Reynolds train.
Alfie said:
“Tom Duffy has proven to me he is a first grader,”
“He has shown all the determination to be the No.7 and he can definitely do it after Reynolds.
“He just has to keep improving and he will get more chances this year.
“The Broncos have a lot of injuries at the moment so this is his chance to stake his claim for the job.”
“I was really impressed with the field goal he took the other week which nearly got the victory,” Alfie said.
“Even coming on the field the other night against the Roosters, it’s like he has been playing first grade for a number of years. He just has a level head and he is doing a great job.
“He is a natural halfback. He has a great kicking game, he can pass and he has vision as well. He has all the skills. He has a lot of enthusiasm and he isn’t daunted by playing first grade.
“That’s why he came to Brisbane so I’m sure he can take his chance long term.”
“At the end of the day, he is part of a great team and there is always expectation with any NRL club,” Langer said.
“As premiers, the expectation are always high, and there’s always pressure at the Broncos, but I think Duffy has the composure to handle it.”
Madge said:
“Tom has been really good for us,”
“He is really composed and that’s the experience he is gaining now.
“Reyno and Tom always talk, they spend a lot of time together, that’s not just on the field but off the field too.
“Reyno has been doing it for 16 years and he has been great for Tom.
“It’s a great education for him to be around players like that, it will really help his career.”