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Message: [QUOTE="1910, post: 3481786, member: 8272"] Honestly how did you get that? “I don’t have any family in Sydney, but I moved down here and was in an Airbnb for a little bit,” Bullemor said. “Then I took up a rental. One of the boys who I played with in Brisbane was on a train and trial deal here so I moved in with him. “In terms of moving away from home I grew up in central Queensland in a small rural town so Brisbane wasn’t really my home either. I didn’t have much family there anyway. “The change hasn’t bothered me and being a long way from home because I went to boarding school anyway. I’m used to being independent and being on my own and being a long way from home. That hasn’t bothered me at all. I’ve just been enjoying it.” [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/nrl-2022-ethan-bullemor-manly-sea-eagles-brisbane-broncos-des-hasler-tom-trbojevic/news-story/00bc7dc96c3e319c787a7d626b98f311[/URL] “Every coach and person has personality differences,” Bullemor said. “Kevvie and Des both played footy together in a similar era. They are both reasonably old school and they have some similar traits. “Kevvie is starting his head coaching career now and Des has been doing it for a long time. “I guess it is kind of comparing apples and oranges and it is hard to compare the differences between different guys. “But I’ve been loving playing under Des. He has been a top coach for a long time and has had a lot of success. “I’ve really been enjoying the way that he coaches and the experience and knowledge that he brings and the standards he drives.” [/QUOTE]

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