By: kiwisout 4 days ago (Thursday, 2:53 pm) Yahoo! Profile: kiwisout Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| Does this mean Matt Henjak will get a game for the Broncos? |
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By: the.doc07 4 days ago (Thursday, 2:23 pm) Yahoo! Profile: the.doc07 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| yeah but i think he'd be happy to an honourary Qlder |
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By: theycant_tell_me 4 days ago (Thursday, 2:18 pm) Yahoo! Profile: theycant_tell_me Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| Bloody good player too, even if he is a dirthy filthy stinking roach |
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By: the.doc07 4 days ago (Thursday, 2:08 pm) Yahoo! Profile: the.doc07 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| This guy is an absolute gentleman and deserves any success he gets - met him a couple of times |
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By: theycant_tell_me 4 days ago (Thursday, 1:57 pm) Yahoo! Profile: theycant_tell_me Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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FORMER Australian Test player Michael De Vere has today accepted a role with the WOW Brisbane Broncos coaching staff for season 2009.
De Vere will join fellow former Bronco first graders Allan Langer, Shane Webcke, Paul Green and Peter Ryan as specialist assistant coaches under new head coach Ivan Henjak.
De Vere, who has been part of the Broncos junior coaching system as development officer at Easts Carina Junior Rugby League Club, said he was excited with the new full-time position.
âIt has been one of my goals to work with the NRL squad so this is a great opportunity,â he said.
âI didnât want to jump into coaching straight away so I have been working in coaching and development with Easts Carina for the past couple of years.
âI believe that will give me a good grounding for this job.
âThe other thing is I love the Broncos - this has always been the club where I wanted to take on a position like this.â
Henjak said De Vere, who completes the assistant coaching structure, would be a great role model for all Bronco players.
âI coached him in reserve grade when he first came to the club and he has always been a person I admired,â said Henjak.
âAs a player I admired his professionalism, his work ethic, and his dedication.
âHe was always so determined to get what he wanted.
âI think thatâs what we want the Broncos to be about and he will be the perfect example of that.â
De Vere played 170 first grade game for the Broncos, scoring 64 tries and 413 goals for a career tally of 1082 points, second only in club history to Darren Lockyer.
He also represented NSW in five State of Origin matches and played four Tests for Australia. |
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