LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In a bold move that has set tongues wagging and stirred up a storm in the Rugby League community, Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds has sparked controversy by stepping into the shoes of teammate Billy Walters and joining the Triple M radio team.
This decision has not been well received by Broncos legend Gorden Tallis, who has come out swinging, criticizing Reynolds for not standing in solidarity with Walters in the face of adversity.
Walters had been a regular guest on the popular breakfast radio program alongside Greg Martin, Dan Anstey, and Margaux Parker, the wife of Broncos great Corey Parker.
However, Walters made the decision to walk away from the show following a scathing attack on the Broncos players and coach Kevin Walters by Martin after a disappointing 41-16 loss to the Bulldogs in Round 21.
This move left many questioning the loyalty and support from within the Broncos camp.
Reynolds, eager to fill the void left by Walters, has taken up the opportunity to feature on the radio program.
But according to Tallis, Reynolds should have shown more loyalty to his teammate and coach by refusing to participate in the show.
The former Broncos great made his feelings known on Triple M, questioning whether Reynolds truly had Walters' back in this situation.
In the cutthroat world of professional sports, loyalty and camaraderie are often put to the test.
With tensions running high and allegiances being questioned, Reynolds' decision to join the Triple M team has certainly divided opinion within the Rugby League community.
Only time will tell how this saga plays out and whether Reynolds' move will unite or further divide the Broncos camp.