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Message: [QUOTE="the_next, post: 3027518, member: 9614"] [SIZE=4][B]ROOKIE BRONCO’S NICK KNOCK-BACK[/B][/SIZE] The French restaurant Bistro Guillaume in Melbourne is often where big business deals are done. Billionaire Roosters supremo Nick Politis had lunch there last year with boom Broncos teenager Tom Dearden, his parents and players agent Sam Ayoub. It was the day before Queensland Under 18s played NSW at the MCG. Politis even took along the eighth Immortal and Roosters halves coach Andrew Johns to try to persuade the 18-year-old to become Cooper Cronk’s eventual replacement. While impressed with what Politis had to offer, the Mackay junior decided to stay in Brisbane. He debuted against South Sydney at ANZ Stadium on Thursday night and did well. Even more reason to love tommy. [/QUOTE]

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