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All I am hearing is The Rolling Stones "One Hit To The Body".......but more like "One Too Many Hits To The Head".
Really, Lazzo?
What are you thinking????
http://www.news.com.au/national-news...-1226644451750
THE bone-crusher rugby league international nicknamed The Brick With Eyes, Glenn Lazarus, will head billionaire Clive Palmer's bid to tackle the Senate.
Mr Lazarus will head the Palmer United Party (PUP) ticket in Queensland at the September 14 election.
The 47-year-old won premierships with Canberra, Brisbane and the Melbourne Storm and played 22 State of Origin matches for NSW and 21 Tests for Australia, usually playing prop.
Mr Palmer has chosen another sporting figure to stand for PUP. This is despite Mr Palmer yesterday calling fort greater economic wisdom in Parliament.
Third place on the ticket will go to Scott Higgins, a former A-League goalkeeper and coach who has played professionally in Australia, Europe and the Middle East.
Second place has gone to lawyer Harry Fong.
"Glenn Lazarus leads a powerful team for the Palmer United Party in Queensland that will certainly take some stopping at the September election," Professor Palmer said, exploiting the sporting metaphors keenly.
The PUP was only announced this week after the original name, the United Australia Party, was considered so close to the existing Uniting Australia Party it would cause ballot paper confusion.
Mr Palmer himself will stand for the Sunshine Coast seat of Fairfax in Queensland.
Really, Lazzo?
What are you thinking????
http://www.news.com.au/national-news...-1226644451750
THE bone-crusher rugby league international nicknamed The Brick With Eyes, Glenn Lazarus, will head billionaire Clive Palmer's bid to tackle the Senate.
Mr Lazarus will head the Palmer United Party (PUP) ticket in Queensland at the September 14 election.
The 47-year-old won premierships with Canberra, Brisbane and the Melbourne Storm and played 22 State of Origin matches for NSW and 21 Tests for Australia, usually playing prop.
Mr Palmer has chosen another sporting figure to stand for PUP. This is despite Mr Palmer yesterday calling fort greater economic wisdom in Parliament.
Third place on the ticket will go to Scott Higgins, a former A-League goalkeeper and coach who has played professionally in Australia, Europe and the Middle East.
Second place has gone to lawyer Harry Fong.
"Glenn Lazarus leads a powerful team for the Palmer United Party in Queensland that will certainly take some stopping at the September election," Professor Palmer said, exploiting the sporting metaphors keenly.
The PUP was only announced this week after the original name, the United Australia Party, was considered so close to the existing Uniting Australia Party it would cause ballot paper confusion.
Mr Palmer himself will stand for the Sunshine Coast seat of Fairfax in Queensland.
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