By Adrian Warren
November 13th 2009 @ 2:46am


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Sailor ready to help league win battle of the west

Retiring NRL star Wendell Sailor has offered to take up the cudgels for his sport against the impending threat of AFL’s incursion into rugby league’s western Sydney heartland.
Sailor on Thursday announced he was retiring from professional sport after representing Australia in both rugby league and rugby union.
One of Australian sport’s most charismatic individuals, Sailor will [...]

 

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  •   Boo Cheers

    oikee said  | November 13th 2009 @ 11:39am | Report comment

    I’ll get you a big bat and some pads and gloves big dellanator, now go get stuck into them, and make sure nobody comes out alive. :)
    Good luck with your retirement, you deserve it, paid your dues. Niot real happy by Sth African paper report, Drug cheat sailor retires from rugby. Thats a bit harse. But, what would one expect. Cheers dude, see you on the road scag.

    •   Boo Cheers

      Mick from Giralang said  | November 13th 2009 @ 2:40pm | Report comment

      Agree Oikee, not sure how cocaine snorting enhances your performance, so why is it cheating? South africans still smarting after he used them as a speed bump in rugby Tests and Super 14

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