“I had the pleasure of sitting on the NRL Competition Committee and found Paul to be a passionate, smart and witty individual. Our condolences go to his family and to his many friends.” ARLC Chairman Peter V’landys AM today paid tribute to Paul Green.
“Paul was a brilliant player, and then became one of the few to make a very successful transition into coaching,” Mr V’landys said.
“As a coach he led the North Queensland Cowboys to one of the most famous Grand Final victories of all time – against Brisbane Broncos in 2015.
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