Steve Johnson more worried about golf clubs after car was stolen, involved in police chase
WHEN Steve Johnson’s car was stolen and involved in a high-speed pursuit, the Giants veteran only had one thing on his mind ... are my golf clubs OK?
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STEVE Johnson only had one thing on his mind after finding out his car had been stolen.
“Oh no, my golf clubs were in the boot.”
The Giants veteran tweeted his car had been taken on Friday, lamenting the fact his new clubs had been left inside.
He tweeted again on Saturday afternoon, letting followers know the car had been found after being involved in a high-speed pursuit across Sydney.
However, there was no news on the golf clubs.
Fingers crossed, Stevie, as the saying goes ‘no news is good news’.
My reaction when I realised my 🚗 had been stolen this morning... 😩 "oh NO, my golf clubs were in the boot" #newcar #newclubs #notallbad
— steve johnson (@Steviejohnson20) June 2, 2017
Car has been found - involved in a high speed pursuit across Sydney and crashed... more importantly no news on the golf clubs as of yet! 🤔
— steve johnson (@Steviejohnson20) June 3, 2017
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