Let’s be honest! Since the club last won the premiership in 2006, the Broncos have been mired in mediocrity, never doing enough to win a premiership but just doing enough to stave off the stinging rebukes which come with abject failure.
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Broncos enforcer Tevita Pangai Jr could be facing the big snip himself after his brazen bikie barber shop appearance as former league greats unloaded on his reckless behaviour.
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Tevita Pangai Junior’s reckless COVID-19 barber shop breach is further proof he will never be able to repay what he owes the Brisbane Broncos. Worse still, the cost will be far greater, ROBERT CRADDOCK writes.
Peter Gentle has no designs on being head coach of the Broncos – or anyone for that matter. But fate, and a major COVID breach, has handed him the keys to the bumpiest ride in rugby league.
The Queensland Premier has demanded the NRL act swiftly to deal with “incredibly frustrating” COVID bio-bubble breaches such as Broncos forward Tevita Pangai Junior’s, saying such actions are putting the game and Queenslanders at risk.
It was the revelation that no doubt sounded cultural alarm bells for Broncos bosses. Now Darius Boyd has opened up on his decision to stand down from the club’s leadership group and has a promise for the fans.
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