McHunt
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The Broncos will evacuate Brisbane tonight for two weeks due to the impending COVID lockdown. Interim CEO Neil Monaghan says all players and football staff will fly to Sydney today and set up a mini hub where they will remain until after next Thursday’s Rabbitohs match. The squad will train in Sydney this week, then fly to Melbourne to meet the Storm on Friday night. Return is yet unknown:
“The players and staff have taken the changes in their stride, and while it’s tough on many of our team with young families, they are keen to get on the road and prepare for a great challenge against the Storm. We will then stay in Sydney to get ready for the Rabbitohs game, which will ensure the continuity of the competition. Coach Kev Walters and all the players and staff are seeing this time on the road as a great opportunity to further strengthen their team bond, especially coming off the back of a morale boosting win.”
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“The players and staff have taken the changes in their stride, and while it’s tough on many of our team with young families, they are keen to get on the road and prepare for a great challenge against the Storm. We will then stay in Sydney to get ready for the Rabbitohs game, which will ensure the continuity of the competition. Coach Kev Walters and all the players and staff are seeing this time on the road as a great opportunity to further strengthen their team bond, especially coming off the back of a morale boosting win.”
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Broncos relocating to Sydney due to Brisbane's COVID-19 shutdown
The Broncos have been forced into a contingency plan after Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced a three-day lockdown for the Greater Brisbane area.
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