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“It was a big move for me to go there at the time [from Parramatta].

Topic: generalRegion: asia pacificUpdated: i2 outletsSources: 4Spectrum: Mostly CenterFiltered: Global (0/4)· Clear⏱ 2 min read
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‘I left Bulldogs in better place’: Mahoney puts Canterbury exit behind him Cowboys hooker Reed Mahoney says there was “no malice” in a Las Vegas nightclub incident with an ex-Bulldogs teammate, maintaining he has great respect for his former club following his controversial exit. The 28-year-old laid on two tries in North Queensland’s 28-12 defeat of Canterbury on Friday night in what was his first clash against the Bulldogs since he was dropped last season and released with a year remaining on his contract.
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KEY FACTS
  • Cowboys hooker Reed Mahoney says there was “no malice” in a Las Vegas nightclub incident with an ex-Bulldogs teammate, maintaining he has great respect for his former club following his controversial exit.
  • They’re going through a bit of a tough time at the moment but I know how hard the boys work and they’ll get out of it,” he said.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT

This development falls within the broader context of General activity in Asia Pacific. Current reporting indicates: “It was a big move for me to go there at the time [from Parramatta].

Cowboys hooker Reed Mahoney says there was “no malice” in a Las Vegas nightclub incident with an ex-Bulldogs teammate, maintaining he has great respect for his former club following his controversial exit. They’re going through a bit of a tough time at the moment but I know how hard the boys work and they’ll get out of it,” he said.

Brief

‘I left Bulldogs in better place’: Mahoney puts Canterbury exit behind him Cowboys hooker Reed Mahoney says there was “no malice” in a Las Vegas nightclub incident with an ex-Bulldogs teammate, maintaining he has great respect for his former club following his controversial exit.

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