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You are pretty just the way you are babyI want to feel pretty
You are pretty just the way you are babyI want to feel pretty
Too much soy in their diets.Anyone as old as me remember a player in say the 80s, going to a beauty parlor before a big game? How outrageous would it have been? Oh the times they are a changing lol.
We'll see a lot more of this kind of pre-game preparation and routine now...footy players being so superstitious an' allSo this is now a thing I'm guessing...
Beautician/nail artist has been officially added to the support staff and "facilities," found for a work space alongside the conditioning coach.Get with the times, trogs. The ‘gun has been doing this before big games for years.
they’re opening a salon in the sports ground for flanno apparently. ‘dojo nails’. once they get the staff out of villawood detention center, they’ll be available for flanno to utilise prior to big gamesBeautician/nail artist has been officially added to the support staff and "facilities," found for a work space alongside the conditioning coach.
Changing indeed and not for the betterAnyone as old as me remember a player in say the 80s, going to a beauty parlor before a big game? How outrageous would it have been? Oh the times they are a changing lol.
David Gillespie was a garbage man from memory and suffered a terrible workplace injury in 1986 where he lost a finger and yet kept playing FG for another decadeAnyone as old as me remember a player in say the 80s, going to a beauty parlor before a big game? How outrageous would it have been? Oh the times they are a changing lol.
Crichton cut his finger offDavid Gillespie was a garbage man from memory and suffered a terrible workplace injury in 1986 where he lost a finger and yet kept playing FG for another decade
today's players go to beauticians to get manicures
No wonder it's been a slow take off.Get with the times, trogs. The ‘gun has been doing this before big games for years.
That is their usual routine so they thought they would up it..Little Fancy Nancy boys.i’m glad the penriff flogs only got their eyebrows done, before reading the article i was worried it was going to be a circle jerk with their boom box
Is there a separate salary cap applicable to how much these beauticians and nail artists can be paid?Beautician/nail artist has been officially added to the support staff and "facilities," found for a work space alongside the conditioning coach.
Who cares what they do, as long as they win games - It’s justified.REVEALED: BLUES’ BIZARRE PRE-GAME RITUAL
For Tommy’s sake, let’s call it the Samson Effect.
He might bleed Blue, but even the late Tommy Raudonikis might have a few choice words about the pre-game ritual of some of the Blues players running out for Origin II tonight – getting perfectly manicured eyebrows at the beauty salon.
A handful of Blues – including Penrith superstars Jarome Luai, Brian To’o and Stephen Crichton – dedicated their only day off during camp in Perth to seek out a beautician on Thursday to help get them primed to face Queensland.
The hairy crew obviously follow the manscaping advice of Atlanta Falcons NFL legend Deion Sanders: “If you look good, you feel good. If you feel good, you play good.”
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A handful of Blues spent their only day off in camp at a beauty salon, getting their hair and eyebrows perfect for Game II. Picture: Getty Images.
And “playing good” is exactly what the Blues need, as Luai, To’o and wrecking balls Junior Paulo and Siosifa Talakai will need to let their hair down and put their guards up against a Maroons side that ambushed all predictions in Game 1.
For Luai, his waves hold special meaning. The Blues five-eighth made a pact with his young son Izzy to both grow out their hair.
“It was something for us, father son, to do together. That was the main reason. But then Bizza (To’o) jumped on board and grew his hair, too,” Luai said.
“My son cut his hair over Christmas time. He got a little over it but I’m still holding on to it. When I started growing it, we were having a really good season and I was too scared to cut it … it felt like it was a bit of good luck, so I wanted to keep that luck going.”