The Sydney Roosters kicked away late to beat the North Queensland Cowboys 30-16 at Suncorp Stadium tonight. The Cowboys held more ball and made less errors but some of their sixth-tackle options were less than perfect. In the end, this made all the difference. The Cowboys earned a number of repeat sets early but it […]
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Magic round, if treated properly by the NRL, has the potential to be one of the greatest annual showcases for the competition. But right now, there is a glaring issue smacking it in the face.
Apart from the fact there is a contract with the Queensland government to ensure it won’t be leaving Brisbane anytime soon, it is grossly unfair on half the clubs who have to lose a home game to the concept.
But his time away from the game was not deprived of benefits, as he became a teacher aide at Heatley State School.
Bell said it gave him something to get up for every morning, while also an insight into what life after rugby league may be for him.
He said football was never going to last forever, but his experience working with the school students opened his eyes to a new future he had not previously considered. NRL; North Queensland Cowboys training at Queensland Country Bank Stadium. Michael Bell . Picture: Alix Sweeney
“I really enjoyed it. It was awesome. I’d never really done something like that before,” Bell said.