LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In a move that could be described as a 'try-saving tackle', young gun Reece Walsh has been spotted back at Brisbane Broncos headquarters, eager to make amends for a lackluster season in 2024.
The fullback, who endured a series of injuries last season, is looking to recapture his stellar form that propelled the Broncos to the grand final in 2023.
With new coach Michael Maguire preparing to take the reins, Walsh's early return to training speaks volumes about his determination to heed Maguire's call for a change in club culture.
Maguire himself acknowledged Walsh's dedication, along with other early bird players such as Payne Haas, Ben Te Kura, and Kobe Hetherington, emphasizing the importance of professionalism and hard work in striving to match the standards set by powerhouse teams like Penrith and Melbourne.
This bold move by Walsh, akin to a last-minute field goal, demonstrates his commitment to turning the tide for the Broncos in the upcoming season.
As the countdown to the official start of pre-season training begins, all eyes will be on Walsh and the team as they look to rewrite their Rugby League story.