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Unlikely hero QLD Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk sinks the boot into the conga line of fucktards shitting on Project Apollo, calling it “incredibly frustrating:”
“Queenslanders are doing the right thing and this puts at risk all the great work that Queenslanders have done. Every code here in Queensland has signed up to an industry plan and the players must do the right thing."
Superstar CHO Dr Jeanette Young says the NRL must inmmediately get its shit together, as brainless scofflaws like TPJ, Alfie Langer and Wayne Bennett are putting the season at risk:
“I’m satisfied that management is dealing with this very seriously, I’m not satisfied that their players understand the seriousness. They (NRL officials) let me know about every single breach and what they’ve done as a result of that breach, and so they’ve put in some very firm penalties and I hope that means it works”.
It only take one fuckwit to start a fire
Pointless Paul White opened his mouth and tendered these platitudes:
“For our game to continue to operate we need total discipline around the game. This type of behaviour is just unacceptable. I am aware of the pain out in the community and how tough everyone is doing it — there will be no sympathy here, and nor should there be. The COVID protocols could not have been clearer or more strongly worded because we are at a critical juncture of the competition.
“The Apollo rules allow our game to keep running and we cannot compromise when it comes to sticking to them. We simply cannot afford to take our position for granted, and any reckless breach of the COVID rules will be dealt with by the club in line with how important those rules are to protecting both public health and the continuation of our game.”
Corey Parker, who coaches TPJ, said this of the sideline money pit:
“I can’t believe it. The code is in danger of not having a game next week because of some of the selfish acts that we have seen from some individuals. Tevita Pangai cannot play for two weeks in a team which is already struggling for self-belief … he has taken it on himself to say I am more important than the team and I will do what I want.’’
Incoming Broncos CEO Ben Ikin, son-in-law of Covidiot Wayne Bennett, was similarly gobsmacked:
“This guy gets back from Sydney on a Friday and breaches protocol on a Saturday. The message from the NRL is clearly not getting through.’’
The Club's formal announcement:
“Brisbane Broncos player Tevita Pangai Junior has been stood down for 14 days after breaching Project Apollo protocols. The club has been informed that he attended the opening of a barber shop yesterday, in breach of the protocols He has been placed on a ‘COVID Hold’ and will undergo testing, while spending 14 days in self-isolation as the NRL continues to examine details of the breach. The Broncos are investigating the circumstances around the matter to determine what further action may be taken.”
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“Queenslanders are doing the right thing and this puts at risk all the great work that Queenslanders have done. Every code here in Queensland has signed up to an industry plan and the players must do the right thing."
Superstar CHO Dr Jeanette Young says the NRL must inmmediately get its shit together, as brainless scofflaws like TPJ, Alfie Langer and Wayne Bennett are putting the season at risk:
“I’m satisfied that management is dealing with this very seriously, I’m not satisfied that their players understand the seriousness. They (NRL officials) let me know about every single breach and what they’ve done as a result of that breach, and so they’ve put in some very firm penalties and I hope that means it works”.
It only take one fuckwit to start a fire
Pointless Paul White opened his mouth and tendered these platitudes:
“For our game to continue to operate we need total discipline around the game. This type of behaviour is just unacceptable. I am aware of the pain out in the community and how tough everyone is doing it — there will be no sympathy here, and nor should there be. The COVID protocols could not have been clearer or more strongly worded because we are at a critical juncture of the competition.
“The Apollo rules allow our game to keep running and we cannot compromise when it comes to sticking to them. We simply cannot afford to take our position for granted, and any reckless breach of the COVID rules will be dealt with by the club in line with how important those rules are to protecting both public health and the continuation of our game.”
Corey Parker, who coaches TPJ, said this of the sideline money pit:
“I can’t believe it. The code is in danger of not having a game next week because of some of the selfish acts that we have seen from some individuals. Tevita Pangai cannot play for two weeks in a team which is already struggling for self-belief … he has taken it on himself to say I am more important than the team and I will do what I want.’’
Incoming Broncos CEO Ben Ikin, son-in-law of Covidiot Wayne Bennett, was similarly gobsmacked:
“This guy gets back from Sydney on a Friday and breaches protocol on a Saturday. The message from the NRL is clearly not getting through.’’
The Club's formal announcement:
“Brisbane Broncos player Tevita Pangai Junior has been stood down for 14 days after breaching Project Apollo protocols. The club has been informed that he attended the opening of a barber shop yesterday, in breach of the protocols He has been placed on a ‘COVID Hold’ and will undergo testing, while spending 14 days in self-isolation as the NRL continues to examine details of the breach. The Broncos are investigating the circumstances around the matter to determine what further action may be taken.”
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