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Brisbane great Darius Boyd says there is “no chance in hell” he will spend months away from his family and admits he’ll sooner retire than relocate with the Broncos.
The NRL are determined to restart the coronavirus-suspended season on May 28 but non-NSW teams will have to temporarily move to Sydney due to border-crossing restrictions.
Former Queensland and Australia star Boyd told 7NEWS his mental health was more important than extending his illustrious career.
“No chance in hell I could do four months away from my family and that’s something I wouldn’t be ok with,” Boyd said.
“The game of rugby league is very important to a lot of people (but) at the end of the day you’re mental health and wellbeing is a lot more important.
NRL great ‘no chance in hell’ of moving to NSW for season restart
A Broncos veteran says he’ll sooner retire than leave his family as the NRL considers relocating clubs so they can restart the season on May 28.7news.com.au