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‘Highest integrity’: Storm, Roosters defend Cronk’s dual-coaching roles – NRL.COM
The Roosters and Storm have defended Cooper Cronk as a “man of outstanding character and integrity”, dismissing suggestions of a conflict of interest as he holds…
The Roosters and Storm have defended Cooper Cronk as a “man of outstanding character and integrity”, dismissing suggestions of a conflict of interest as he holds consultancy roles on the payroll of both premiership heavyweights.
Both clubs have issued statements defending the champion half after photos of Cronk at Melbourne training generated “double agent” headlines.
Cronk has held a halves consultancy role with the Roosters since retiring with back-to-back premierships at the end of 2019, while…
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