Albert Kelly

[tookey]

RL Player project lists Brian Kelly's known family links -
Albert Kelly, James Roberts, and both are cousins.

His aunty is ros kelly but she got disowned when she used a white board instead of a blackboard

 

[double hoops]

Who would Trust a word Zorba says? I loved watching Albert Kelly play footy at the Titans. Think the Maroon and white would be a great fit. I'm a massive wrap. But he is running 6. I really think the board should be backing the coach, and he wants Carney.

 

[double hoops]

Zorba just says Trent is now looking at a half/ five eight from over seas. That's pretty bloody broad.

 

[Snake]

I could never understand why the Titans let him go. He was electric for them and then got a bad injury and missed a fair few games and they let him walk. Crazy.

I think he is an outstanding footballer with genuine attacking instincts. RL is entertainment after all and he is great to watch. I would love him at Manly.

 

[Holmsey]

Id rate Cherry Evans above kelly

Was talking players to partner cherry.

 

[Jatz Crackers]

Zorba just says Trent is now looking at a half/ five eight from over seas. That's pretty bloody broad.

I know. Overseas is very bloody abroad.

 

[Kevinward777]

I know. Overseas is very bloody abroad.

Not really... he may as well have just said England.

 

[Ralphie]

Ne

Not really... he may as well have just said England.

w Zealand?

 

[Smokin Joe]

Maybe Tyrone Roberts doesn't like the cold.......Not that I am pushing for us to sign him.....just putting another name out there to help raise confusion.

 

[Shoe1]

They're all of Irish descent I understand.

It is true that many indigenous people in NSW have a bit of Irish ancestry. Lots of intermarriage on the frontier in the 1800s. Hence all the Irish surnames.

 

[manlyfan76]

It is true that many indigenous people in NSW have a bit of Irish ancestry. Lots of intermarriage on the frontier in the 1800s. Hence all the Irish surnames.

To be sure.

 

[Woodsie]

Step Dad - Woodsie

Thanks for the rap Blakey ..... but not me ..... I am fairly confident that there are still some girls around I haven't shagged yet ....

 

[Bearfax]

🙂🙂
The "black" Irish you will find are descended from the Spanish .....

And Phoenesian

No that’s the indigenous side

Ho hum. Really? 😉

By the way Irish are Indigenous too. But apparently only in Ireland they say.

 

[Bearfax]

It is true that many indigenous people in NSW have a bit of Irish ancestry. Lots of intermarriage on the frontier in the 1800s. Hence all the Irish surnames.

And here I was thinking they were all pure blood Irish people. Well I'll be damned

 

[Woodsie]

And Phoenesian



Ho hum. Really? 😉

By the way Irish are Indigenous too. But apparently only in Ireland they say.

How do you get Phoenesian?

 

[Bearfax]

How do you get Phoenesian?

Tin mining 3-4 millennia ago along south coast of British isles. They were the first Mediterranean traders to the British Isles before the Greeks crossed France via the river systems starting at Marseilles and had a go. The Phoenicians dominated trade in the western Mediterranean for centuries and were the only ones trading outside of the Pillars of Heracles. Tin was imperative in making bronze implements and the Southern Brit Isles had a ton of it. There were a lot of Phoenicians trading there and a lot of hanky panky its said.

For those unfamiliar with the Phoenicians, they originally occupied city states on the coast of the Levant around today's Lebanon. Several of today's coastal west European cities were established by them including Cardiz, Cartagena, Malaga, Palermo and maybe Barcelona. They also established Lisbon on the Atlantic coast in Portugal. And of course we cant forget Carthage

 

[Captain Moondog]

Tin mining 3-4 millennia ago along south coast of British isles. They were the first Mediterranean traders to the British Isles before the Greeks crossed France via the river systems starting at Marseilles and had a go. The Phoenicians dominated trade in the western Mediterranean for centuries and were the only ones trading outside of the Pillars of Heracles. Tin was imperative in making bronze implements and the Southern Brit Isles had a ton of it. There were a lot of Phoenicians trading there and a lot of hanky panky its said.

For those unfamiliar with the Phoenicians, they originally occupied city states on the coast of the Levant around today's Lebanon. Several of today's coastal west European cities were established by them including Cardiz, Cartagena, Malaga, Palermo and maybe Barcelona. They also established Lisbon on the Atlantic coast in Portugal. And of course we cant forget Carthage

And don't forget the Firbolgs (who could forget the Firbolgs).....
http://www.libraryireland.com/AncientLegendsSuperstitions/Ancient-Races-Ireland-8.php

 

[globaleagle]

How do you get Phoenesian?

Well when a mummy Phoenician and a daddy Phoenician love each other very much they.....

 

[fLIP]

Cherry-Evans wants to see Barba back in NRL
Author
Margie McDonald Senior Reporter
Timestamp
Mon 5 Mar 2018, 01:00 PM
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans wants Ben Barba to makes his way back into the Telstra Premiership because few players can entertain like the elusive fullback.

"I'd love to see him back because I know how much he would set alight the NRL," Cherry-Evans told NRL.com.

It is well known the pair grew up together in the central Queensland sugar town of Mackay.

What might be not so well known is that Cherry-Evans sat in the middle of the Cronulla Sharks fans at the northern end of ANZ Stadium on the night of October 2, 2016 – when a 50-year premiership drought was snapped.


"I was in the crowd. I was behind the posts with all the Sharks supporters. I was conservative in my colours, but I sat there with some of Ben's cousins and brothers," the Sea Eagles skipper said.

"It was certainly undeniable that I was there to support my mate.

"I could have selfishly sat at home and watched the game, but a grand final is not an opportunity that comes around very often. So I wanted to be there for my mate."

Former Cronulla Sharks star Ben Barba.©Grant Trouville/NRL Photos
Barba is going great guns with St Helens in the Super League after heading overseas following the 12-match suspension imposed by the NRL for a second positive cocaine test.

Cherry-Evans doesn't support Barba's choices but he does think he should come home and continue his career in the Telstra Premiership.

"He's the type of player that you know if he's comfortable in his environment and confident in his body, he's going to be able to do some amazing things for you," Cherry-Evans said.

"I want to see him back, one as a spectator because he's so exciting to watch, and two because he's my friend.

"If I can have a good friend not living on the other side of the world that'd be great as well."

The Sharks have already stated they would welcome him back. Coach Shane Flanagan told AAP in February that while the 28-year-old had made some "poor choices", he had paid the price and would be able to start afresh at Cronulla.


Barba told NRL.com in February, after scoring tries for St Helens in the season opener against Castleford that he wanted to play in the NRL again.

Manly Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans.©Gregg Porteous/NRL Photos
Barba, the 2012 Dally M Medal winner, would likely be allowed readmission to the competition but he may have to convince NRL officials he had learned a lesson from his drugs suspension.

Cherry-Evans isn't about to be Barba's recruitment officer, but he'll be at the airport to help carry his bags if he returns.

"Regardless who he plays for, I'll support him, except on the field if he's playing against me," he said.

"Me and Ben are the same age. We grew up together. Dad [Troy Evans] was a junior coach of mine, and Ben's, for a large proportion of my junior career.

"Of course me being the son of the coach, he made Ben the captain and not me. That used to be a very funny running joke between Ben and I. He used to tease me all the time about being captain."

The tables will be turned if Barba did in fact sign with the Sea Eagles since Cherry-Evans is about to enter his second season as Manly's captain.

 

[The Wheel]

Cherry-Evans wants to see Barba back in NRL
Author
Margie McDonald Senior Reporter
Timestamp
Mon 5 Mar 2018, 01:00 PM
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans wants Ben Barba to makes his way back into the Telstra Premiership because few players can entertain like the elusive fullback.

"I'd love to see him back because I know how much he would set alight the NRL," Cherry-Evans told NRL.com.

It is well known the pair grew up together in the central Queensland sugar town of Mackay.

What might be not so well known is that Cherry-Evans sat in the middle of the Cronulla Sharks fans at the northern end of ANZ Stadium on the night of October 2, 2016 – when a 50-year premiership drought was snapped.


"I was in the crowd. I was behind the posts with all the Sharks supporters. I was conservative in my colours, but I sat there with some of Ben's cousins and brothers," the Sea Eagles skipper said.

"It was certainly undeniable that I was there to support my mate.

"I could have selfishly sat at home and watched the game, but a grand final is not an opportunity that comes around very often. So I wanted to be there for my mate."

Former Cronulla Sharks star Ben Barba.©Grant Trouville/NRL Photos
Barba is going great guns with St Helens in the Super League after heading overseas following the 12-match suspension imposed by the NRL for a second positive cocaine test.

Cherry-Evans doesn't support Barba's choices but he does think he should come home and continue his career in the Telstra Premiership.

"He's the type of player that you know if he's comfortable in his environment and confident in his body, he's going to be able to do some amazing things for you," Cherry-Evans said.

"I want to see him back, one as a spectator because he's so exciting to watch, and two because he's my friend.

"If I can have a good friend not living on the other side of the world that'd be great as well."

The Sharks have already stated they would welcome him back. Coach Shane Flanagan told AAP in February that while the 28-year-old had made some "poor choices", he had paid the price and would be able to start afresh at Cronulla.


Barba told NRL.com in February, after scoring tries for St Helens in the season opener against Castleford that he wanted to play in the NRL again.

Manly Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans.©Gregg Porteous/NRL Photos
Barba, the 2012 Dally M Medal winner, would likely be allowed readmission to the competition but he may have to convince NRL officials he had learned a lesson from his drugs suspension.

Cherry-Evans isn't about to be Barba's recruitment officer, but he'll be at the airport to help carry his bags if he returns.

"Regardless who he plays for, I'll support him, except on the field if he's playing against me," he said.

"Me and Ben are the same age. We grew up together. Dad [Troy Evans] was a junior coach of mine, and Ben's, for a large proportion of my junior career.

"Of course me being the son of the coach, he made Ben the captain and not me. That used to be a very funny running joke between Ben and I. He used to tease me all the time about being captain."

The tables will be turned if Barba did in fact sign with the Sea Eagles since Cherry-Evans is about to enter his second season as Manly's captain.

Interesting given Zorbs comment on radio yesterday