Adam Reynolds says he fully supports coach Kevin Walters despite Gorden Tallis swipe…

As pressure mounts after last year’s beaten NRL grand finalists were eliminated from finals contention, Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds has resigned from his position after club legend Gorden Tallis accused the veteran halfback of not publicly endorsing coach Kevin Walters. The Broncos were humiliated by the Dolphins in their biggest game of the season, and while they were within minutes of defeating Penrith in the previous year’s decider, they can now begin making plans for 2025.

A lot of the focus has been on Walters given the Broncos have missed the finals in three of the four years he’s been coach, but Tallis – who played alongside Walters – pointed the finger at Reynolds instead. “I put pressure on Adam Reynolds,” he told Triple M’s Sin Bin program. “Kevvie came out and stood up for him (Reynolds). Now Kevvie has been under the pump and silence (from Reynolds) … crickets.

Billy Walters said no to coming on this station and his captain (Reynolds) jumps straight in. “If one of my players said no to come on to this (radio network), it’s one in, all in. That’s the problem. “I wouldn’t do it. He (Reynolds) can say no. You can say no. You have to be on the same page and you have to be one in, all in.” The ugly feud has been simmering for a while and it’s not the first time Tallis has attacked Reynolds publicly, but the former South Sydney star didn’t bite and strongly endorsed Walters to remain coach. “It is his opinion. He is entitled to his opinion. I was on the radio this morning backing Kev,” said Reynolds, who

 

The Broncos face the daunting task of taking on the Storm on Thursday, with the minor premiers best placed to end Penrith’s streak that Brisbane could have done in last year’s grand final. Reynolds said it was unfair to compare their situation to last year given they’ve lost stars like Herbie Farnworth and Tom Flegler, while Ezra Mam and Reece Walsh both missed the Dolphins game due to injury. “It is extremely disappointing the position we find ourselves in,” he said. “It is completely irrelevant to last year. I know a lot of people keep drawing it back to that, but it is a different team. “We’ve had a fair few injuries. All those things you could use as excuses but we simply weren’t good

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