Les Kiss was an injured rugby league winger trying down the barrel of retirement and a day job flogging poker machines when the concept of a profession in teaching struck. The artwork of gelling many disparate personalities into one united crew intrigued him. “On the sideline I noticed the sport in a different way,” he realised. “I began considering deeply.”
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