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Locky24
QCup Player
- May 17, 2009
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The contract, he promised, would be signed on Saturday afternoon. Gee had the papers ready. But Inglis was ready to dud his new club. He was suddenly in Sydney and spent Friday afternoon with his parents, talking to Anthony Mundine - acting as a go-between the club and player - and South Sydney officials. Inglis rang Gee on Saturday morning and said: "It's raining and I don't think the planes are flying."
Gee told Inglis the planes did in fact fly in the wet. At 1.30pm on Saturday, the call that Brisbane feared arrived. The handshake had apparently been forgotten when Inglis told Gee: "I'm not coming back. And I'm not signing."
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