Article in today's Daily Telegraph:
Martin Kennedy lost his $1.5m contract, his family, his freedom and almost his life. Now the former NRL star is making the most remarkable of comebacks, writes Phil Rothfield.
$500 a week in match payments with the old North Sydney Bears - and he's not ruling out playing NRL again.
Kennedy is now doing a builder's apprenticeship.
"I can say now I'm in better nick than when I was 18 or 19.
That's in strength and fitness. Plus there's some experience and perspective now.
I love the game and I've thrown myself into it."
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"There's a little Roosters badge on the Norths jersey. It's a start."
"I wish I could take it all back now but I've been well and truly punished."
"And I've now got this new found level of gratitude."
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mmm, we are the Club of second chances, our ship is sinking fast, wouldn't hurt to monitor his progress, for future possible enlistment.
Big, strong, a not worn out 34, could come in handy at a good price.
Martin Kennedy lost his $1.5m contract, his family, his freedom and almost his life. Now the former NRL star is making the most remarkable of comebacks, writes Phil Rothfield.
$500 a week in match payments with the old North Sydney Bears - and he's not ruling out playing NRL again.
Kennedy is now doing a builder's apprenticeship.
"I can say now I'm in better nick than when I was 18 or 19.
That's in strength and fitness. Plus there's some experience and perspective now.
I love the game and I've thrown myself into it."
*
"There's a little Roosters badge on the Norths jersey. It's a start."
"I wish I could take it all back now but I've been well and truly punished."
"And I've now got this new found level of gratitude."
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mmm, we are the Club of second chances, our ship is sinking fast, wouldn't hurt to monitor his progress, for future possible enlistment.
Big, strong, a not worn out 34, could come in handy at a good price.
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