By AAP
December 24th 2009 @ 3:26am


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Gallen deals with frustration at Sharks

Cronulla forward Paul Gallen has admitted to having major frustrations at the Sharks, but says he will be there at training when the NRL club’s players return next month.
In an unusually frank club statement, Gallen says the last 18 months at the Sharks have been “difficult” and he has been “disappointed” and “frustrated”.
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  •   Boo Cheers

    John Ryan said  | December 27th 2009 @ 12:47pm | Report comment

    The major frustration Gallen has is like the Bourbons he learns nothing,given the amount of problems he has had if I were he I would keep my head well down and concentrate of playing football

  •   Boo Cheers

    John said  | January 2nd 2010 @ 2:04pm | Report comment

    Time was that footballers could go out and have fun and nobody bothered them. Johnny Raper would go out on the sauce until the early hours of Saturday morning then play a blinder on Saturday afternoon.

    Nobody worried about this ” role model ” rubbish. The biggest problem the game has now is a CEO who looks like he has not touched a football since he left school.

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