My oldest brother was a life member of the Finks on the Gold Coast. He offered to nom me when I was 25. I was ultra proud that he had that level of respect for me. I had an awesome Mrs at the time and declined his offer. Instead, I bought a house not long after and started an apprenticeship as a sparky at 26. I'm now 47. Still a sparky. Been working for the supply authority in Brisbane for 16 years. Still with the same Mrs and we're very fiinancially stable. Unfortunately my brother is dead as a result of the life he chose. I miss him every day but never regret the decisions I've made. Getting up and grinding through the days, weeks, months and years as a hard working member of society and supporting the people you care about is the real man shit! Well done bro!👊🏻
@@tommythecowboy thank you and respects for the loss of your mate. Guaranteed he'd be more proud of who you are now as opposed to if you joined the club. Keep grinding and making good choices for the people who matter.
Shot USO. Im from South Auckland, and had a similar up bringing.. Couldve ended up in gangs or dead, but God had different plans for me. I'm loving my work atm, I work in Water. Need more brothers like you around. Subscribed.
Mate the more of your videos I watch and the more I hear you say the more I realise just how much of a good worldly young bloke you are and honestly I hope more young people watch your videos and listen in. I always try and steer any youngins in the right direction but they don’t often listen. Anyway keep up the good work mate !
Brother I'm 36 now I happily drive my Honda s2000 100 miles round trip to work 5 days a week I remember when I didn't have a car I had to get up at 2:30am to get a ride for work at 6am only to get home at 7-8pm only to have to do it again for 3 months I did that till I got my lil Honda don't ever give up on life you are here on this earth for a reason brother.
Tommy, i just came across this video of where you was coming from. Im sorry for the loss of your friend. Know that God spared your life for a reason, and took you down a different path for the better. I just love your channel, your family, and i just love you Tommy....you are a very funny and likeable guy. Keep doing great things babe. The only way is UP!! God bless you!!❤🙏🏿
This video hit hard. I was in a similar situation that made me not want that lifestyle. I appreciate everything you do brother! Nothing but love for you and yours
I found my manhood thru the hardships I endured while playing (american) football, fighting in martial arts gym (full contact), and blue collar work in my adulthood. You’re 100%, it’s not about having flashy things. It’s about having grit, being disciplined, being dependable, and being able to protect yourself and the ppl you care about.
I feel you there mate, I was doing the same thing at 20 in Geelong thought that was the life I wanted for myself but than I saw the different between the old school and new school and the brotherhood I thought I'll be joining was that of standing over the own brothers, the back stabbing and the betrayal of the code of the brotherhood. I grow up around the old school bikies were it wasn't just about the money it was the time when they still did toy runs, helping the community in there own ways, looking after the local sports team and they loved there bikes and going for a run to small country town ages away, yes the were still scary big man and there was still a "code" that they lived by, that is long gone.
Not only are u providing 4 your family like a REAL MAN DOES💪.But u are also providing laughter 🤣happiness😄 & joy🌝2 your family but 2 us the wider community who❤️ watching your video's.God bless bro.🙏👍
I made all my mistakes young and luckily i didnt wind up dead or in jail like most of my mates did i. met a good woman settled down at 26 found a good job and have 4 kids now somedays i miss it real bad running a muck with the boys getting on the shards and drinking till we dropped but then i remember the aftermath of it all i hope the young men of this generation make it through all this flashy enticing criminal stage and get to grow old with a family
Brother straight up you’re a role model for the younger boys coming up through these areas, i myself nearly walked the same path many years ago. It’s hard when you’re young to not get stuck idolising the money, cars and doobays especially when you come from nukk all.. Watching your videos are in a way comparable to Spanians, the way you both express yourself, carry yourself and the language you use makes it feel like you’re one of the brothers from the area and there’s great power in that. You have the relatability, the understanding and the platform to really get through to these younger lads. Keep fighting the good fight bra 💪🏻
Good on you, and hope many, many youth can make those decisions and create the right opportunities. I in a similar circumstance had no option then take up life with the wrong crowd, at a very young age, needed a place to live, feed myself and survive, after many, many chances in life, one of the leaders insisted I used some of my income to finish high school, then university and then just leave to start another life... I didn't want to but I did that, and that was 28 years ago, the best decision and that man also saved my life! Think of it everyday, my kids don't care, don't realise the value of chances and opportunities
I'm glad you moved up to Rockhampton mate, you seem like good bloke funny bugga 2. Thanks for sharing. I was going down the wrong path myself, met my queen got some beautiful kids now. Living a quiet family life and couldn't be happier, well more money is always handy.😂
Thanks for this video. I didn’t grow up with a risk of joining a gang and I have had a good male role model my whole life in my own dad but I never really appreciated that until I watched this. Getting a degree, a career, being able to provide for a family has mostly felt like just following orders from my parents and perhaps too much media in the 90s and 2000s has made that seem like a dull way to live. But these values are ingrained in me now and soon I’ll marry my partner and we’re planning on kids. Putting it in this light that this is what it is to be a man just makes me appreciate how I was raised and the parents I have.
Out of 6 brothers im the only one who broke the cycle my brothers are patch members for the Mongrel Mob here in nz they not in the same chapter but they always see each other my oldest brother doing a big lag i see them now and then but i keep my distance cause i once was falling in live with their world money drugs woman they had it all nice asf bikes but nothing beats being a father to kids you love they got kids themselves but not full time iv gotta lovely partner with 2 kids im happy that i broke the cycle and i got mad love for my brothers but i love my kids more
Keep it up uso. Alot of our youth go down this path, especially most of my friends who's footy careers didn't work out for them. Your story is the story of thousands of poly/kiwi/aussie boys bro. Good stuff.
Facts uso, a lot my boys have gone down this path to have a sense of belonging, status and most importantly money, although I never judge, I wish to see them out of that life, walking around with a chip on ya shoulder ain’t worth it 💯
Thank you for sharing this brother So courageous and strong to share these things and inspire others. That hit hard to hear about your bro, Faalau and his passing. To reflect on life decisions at such a young age and the impacts of those decisions can be really confronting and eye opening. It makes me want to reach out to the youngin’s that I know and make sure they know they have support and guidance. Such a fragile age, where simple decisions can impact one’s life so much. Thank you for this video brother. I’ve sent it to a few friends who have teen kids around that age that you were when you decided to go up to Rockhampton 🙏🏽
Yep I lived in Sydney back in the milperra massacre days, my sister was almost shot, but the 17 year old girl in front of her wasn’t so lucky. It was Father’s Day I’ll never forget it
I could totally relate to that but in a different way I was like a wild guy I never wanted to listen to anyone always loved hurting people been a loud rowdy guy but then I realised just how stupid I was growing up with no guidance or mentor or older brother or nobody with brains in the 90s that's what happens nowadays young people have no excuses the life now is far far different to my days and I always tell others to do something better and don't be like me Anyone who grew up in the 90s I understand how we were the test dummies and the lost and wasted generation but our parents are to be blamed as we got throw into a world with no help no brains no nothing
They made a movie but it never does it like the book 💜Snoddy was a guy who had no real family and the bikies became his family ! It really hit home that people so alone need Someone to love and be loved ❤
As a born and raised kid from gladdy, can confirm growing up watching people work hard every day makes you grow into a man quick. Glad you found good role models. And rocky definitely has plenty of hard working men
Im from the philippines and taking someones life is cheap as buying a beer in the store. Drugs everywhere you go and lots of friends involve in this kind of things but hey there is a certain point in ur life that you realized that these things are not worth it and family is everything.
Facts cuz I was 26 when I finally decided to turn my life around after my last lag inside RNR now I'm broker than ever with a real job plus returned to God living in my original hood 45NS and still not deported back to NZ uce I'm happy churr...
Watched alot of your videos thought you were just from qld, crazy how youve changed your life around, i've been around Lau a few times when he was a R.M before the commos, he always seemed like a down to earth normal funny islander. Im glad he changed your life for the better r.i.p lau
This is whats life is about for real. Hope some young people watch and lear from this. Ann not from all the shit who is on imternett this days. Grettings from an 58 yrs carpenter in Norway
Family situation I came from was shite: Pretty much absent father. Mother was barely there for us - she provided the basics but no money for anything … inherited mental health issues through Mum! I should be in prison with that start in life but I’m not … got a stable job at the moment and no trouble with the law … but the way society is going … I can never guarantee that
I was member of a bike gang as well. Cycling was the game, we had a lot of car drivers that hated on us and challenged us on a daily. We were rebellious and rode our bikes in the car lane instead of the bike lane. We had helmets and awesome cycling outfits. We peddle to the metal.
grow up on the goldy my best friends family was well known in the underworld scene use to stay over his house when we were kids and stuff kinda looked at his Dad as a father figure as i lost mine. 10 years later 20 years old was asked by a member if i wanted to nom up as my best m8 was too. after talking it out with them me and my m8 got pulled aside by his Dad he gave as a deep talk told as theres better things for us out there than this etc i decided not to but my m8 still went ahead as he felt he needed to keep the family bloodline. was the best decision i ever made. 39 years old now and my m8 has been locked up myltiple times and has a drug addiction its sad to see and hear him. hes a lost soul. i moved out of goldy now reside in perth doing the FIFO thing with my partner and my 2 boys and 1 girl. the choices we make define the person we are going to be in the future. make GOOD choices lads!!
I grew up In South Auckland Manurewa aint gonna lie i grew up around all the gangs and family members that are gang members i hung out with the wrong crowd to stealing cars having fights not going to school my parents knew it was time for me and my siblings to move outta of the hood we left Rewa when i was nearly 17years old moved to Tauranga was the best choice they made.Most of my friends from back home are all gang memebers and in jail some of them are actually doing good tho one pf them ranked no.4 olympic boxer and the other one a ISKA welter weight champion in kick boxing hes a commanchero to....im now 26 years old with a family of my own working as class 5 truck driver driving logging trucks..good stuff USO it just shows we can come back and do better in life....not all gang members are bad and low lifes some of them are good and have the right head screwed on but still chose to be part of that life
Wow bro I didn’t know you knew falau, we played football together for 6 or 7 years. St lukes and padstow panthers.. pretty cool you knew the bro, good on you for changing your life. RIP falau
Bikies make good mates ,its like a brotherhood but that lifestyle is a treacherous path to walk, thats what more young fellas need . to get out and play some footy and learn what commitment means and turning up every week to give 100% . What position did you play , guessing lock or 2nd row since your a pretty solid lad
I remember that incident. There’s a picture of Pisu with the Comos on someones front lawn before the wedding. Big ups to your National Sgt AA for the advice and to you to take that advice do your thing.
My oldest brother was a life member of the Finks on the Gold Coast. He offered to nom me when I was 25. I was ultra proud that he had that level of respect for me. I had an awesome Mrs at the time and declined his offer. Instead, I bought a house not long after and started an apprenticeship as a sparky at 26. I'm now 47. Still a sparky. Been working for the supply authority in Brisbane for 16 years. Still with the same Mrs and we're very fiinancially stable. Unfortunately my brother is dead as a result of the life he chose. I miss him every day but never regret the decisions I've made. Getting up and grinding through the days, weeks, months and years as a hard working member of society and supporting the people you care about is the real man shit! Well done bro!👊🏻
✊❤️ RIL to your brother.
@@tommythecowboy thank you and respects for the loss of your mate. Guaranteed he'd be more proud of who you are now as opposed to if you joined the club. Keep grinding and making good choices for the people who matter.
On ya shags
Dat thug life
Fast money
Fast women
Big pokie wins
Patched members brah
good thing you didn’t join the finks are the lowest on the bikie food chain
Shot USO. Im from South Auckland, and had a similar up bringing.. Couldve ended up in gangs or dead, but God had different plans for me. I'm loving my work atm, I work in Water. Need more brothers like you around. Subscribed.
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Not often… but every now and again the internet blesses us with some real! You sir are one of them.
Mate the more of your videos I watch and the more I hear you say the more I realise just how much of a good worldly young bloke you are and honestly I hope more young people watch your videos and listen in. I always try and steer any youngins in the right direction but they don’t often listen. Anyway keep up the good work mate !
I think hes a sickening bullshitter!
I use to think being tough and strong was a physical thing.
Not for many years and much pain did I realise it’s in the mind.
Nice work my friend.
You are right about that!
Brother I'm 36 now I happily drive my Honda s2000 100 miles round trip to work 5 days a week I remember when I didn't have a car I had to get up at 2:30am to get a ride for work at 6am only to get home at 7-8pm only to have to do it again for 3 months I did that till I got my lil Honda don't ever give up on life you are here on this earth for a reason brother.
Tommy, i just came across this video of where you was coming from. Im sorry for the loss of your friend. Know that God spared your life for a reason, and took you down a different path for the better. I just love your channel, your family, and i just love you Tommy....you are a very funny and likeable guy. Keep doing great things babe. The only way is UP!! God bless you!!❤🙏🏿
Shot for sharing uce. Having my son changed my whole mentality. All the best
Thanks for sharing. YOU are now the mentor for young disillusioned men!
Well done brother. Well done for doing the best with what was offered to you. Your bro will be watching over you proud as.
I’m an American but I believe the appropriate Australian expression is Good on you, mate!
Thanks for sharing your experience🙏
🇦🇺🇺🇸❤️
Good on you mate
Faafetai lava uso for sharing your story.
This will def save someone’s life.
This video hit hard. I was in a similar situation that made me not want that lifestyle. I appreciate everything you do brother! Nothing but love for you and yours
Keep sending out the message brother, you never know who is going to hear this.
You made the right call, much respect. Subbed.
You are an absolute inspiration and a good man who wants to show these young fulla's how to be a better man appreciate tommy
Good on ya Tommy, now you've become a good role model.
I love this story. Keep inspiring folks. I'm glad you listened to the advice of a gangster and didn't live that lifestyle.
Legendary brother 🎉 much love cuz
I found my manhood thru the hardships I endured while playing (american) football, fighting in martial arts gym (full contact), and blue collar work in my adulthood. You’re 100%, it’s not about having flashy things. It’s about having grit, being disciplined, being dependable, and being able to protect yourself and the ppl you care about.
Thank you for sharing Tommy, I love the honesty in your videos, keep at it brother.
Hey Tommy
Thanks for sharing this with us. Appreciate your honesty with us. Hope that our young men can stay away from those bad pathways.
Love the honesty and the brutal truth,God bl3ss you brother
Mad respect for you reaching out to the youngins brother much ❤
So true ,life is all about working hard and having a good attitude and being positive will go a long long way.
No life isnt about working hard!
You seem like a solid guy,ive been enjoying your videos brother watching Georgia,U.S.
You did good man keep it up Seeing and raising your kids to grow and when they do well is the gift that keeps giving 🤙🏽
You never know what someone has been through. Mad respect man💯💯.
Uso I’m 25 and I look upto u aye uso, I’m just getting myself out that lifestyle now
Much respect from some one who is in that life.
Thank you for sharing let these young gen understand there is more in life
Wise decisions make wise man. Good move to move away from the bs. Best decision I ever made.
Uso... watching your videos...makes me want to be a man.🙏..i mean that with my whole 💗 Cowboy. Keep preaching the truth Uso.🌹
I feel you there mate, I was doing the same thing at 20 in Geelong thought that was the life I wanted for myself but than I saw the different between the old school and new school and the brotherhood I thought I'll be joining was that of standing over the own brothers, the back stabbing and the betrayal of the code of the brotherhood. I grow up around the old school bikies were it wasn't just about the money it was the time when they still did toy runs, helping the community in there own ways, looking after the local sports team and they loved there bikes and going for a run to small country town ages away, yes the were still scary big man and there was still a "code" that they lived by, that is long gone.
Good on you mate ,, you’re on the right track now 👍👍👍
Not only are u providing 4 your family like a REAL MAN DOES💪.But u are also providing laughter 🤣happiness😄 & joy🌝2 your family but 2 us the wider community who❤️ watching your video's.God bless bro.🙏👍
True ! Much love brah keep doing your thingg
Respect 💯 ..
Only seen some of your TikToks & come across this video.
God Bless Uso.
On ya Tommy. Keep pumping out the honest, refreshing, down to earth content. Love it, thank you my bro
Thank you for these videos!!
I made all my mistakes young and luckily i didnt wind up dead or in jail like most of my mates did i. met a good woman settled down at 26 found a good job and have 4 kids now somedays i miss it real bad running a muck with the boys getting on the shards and drinking till we dropped but then i remember the aftermath of it all i hope the young men of this generation make it through all this flashy enticing criminal stage and get to grow old with a family
Brother straight up you’re a role model for the younger boys coming up through these areas, i myself nearly walked the same path many years ago.
It’s hard when you’re young to not get stuck idolising the money, cars and doobays especially when you come from nukk all..
Watching your videos are in a way comparable to Spanians, the way you both express yourself, carry yourself and the language you use makes it feel like you’re one of the brothers from the area and there’s great power in that.
You have the relatability, the understanding and the platform to really get through to these younger lads.
Keep fighting the good fight bra 💪🏻
Patch up brah
@@Researchthejoos stop it hahahaha
Thank you for telling these young people the truth.
Good on you, and hope many, many youth can make those decisions and create the right opportunities. I in a similar circumstance had no option then take up life with the wrong crowd, at a very young age, needed a place to live, feed myself and survive, after many, many chances in life, one of the leaders insisted I used some of my income to finish high school, then university and then just leave to start another life... I didn't want to but I did that, and that was 28 years ago, the best decision and that man also saved my life! Think of it everyday, my kids don't care, don't realise the value of chances and opportunities
❤❤ love it toko !!! Inspiring
God bless you brother and you're fam🙌🏼 from NZ❤ beautiful message
God bless you. Brother you’ve got another subbie! Telling my mates. Keep up the great work
I'm glad you moved up to Rockhampton mate, you seem like good bloke funny bugga 2.
Thanks for sharing.
I was going down the wrong path myself, met my queen got some beautiful kids now.
Living a quiet family life and couldn't be happier, well more money is always handy.😂
Me too Tommy mate.
You’re a good bloke ey. Cheers
Good on you, Tommy. Rocky’s a great place to be. Peace bro,
Thanks for sharing Tommy, hopefully some young guys hear your story and choose a different path
Thanks for this video. I didn’t grow up with a risk of joining a gang and I have had a good male role model my whole life in my own dad but I never really appreciated that until I watched this. Getting a degree, a career, being able to provide for a family has mostly felt like just following orders from my parents and perhaps too much media in the 90s and 2000s has made that seem like a dull way to live. But these values are ingrained in me now and soon I’ll marry my partner and we’re planning on kids. Putting it in this light that this is what it is to be a man just makes me appreciate how I was raised and the parents I have.
I subscribed cause of this video, you a good man for sharing story
Man glad to see u made it out alive.... that a live no one really wants to live
Respect brother, God bless 🙏
I love your videos my bro..keep up the good work.
Out of 6 brothers im the only one who broke the cycle my brothers are patch members for the Mongrel Mob here in nz they not in the same chapter but they always see each other my oldest brother doing a big lag i see them now and then but i keep my distance cause i once was falling in live with their world money drugs woman they had it all nice asf bikes but nothing beats being a father to kids you love they got kids themselves but not full time iv gotta lovely partner with 2 kids im happy that i broke the cycle and i got mad love for my brothers but i love my kids more
Keep it up uso. Alot of our youth go down this path, especially most of my friends who's footy careers didn't work out for them. Your story is the story of thousands of poly/kiwi/aussie boys bro. Good stuff.
Facts uso, a lot my boys have gone down this path to have a sense of belonging, status and most importantly money, although I never judge, I wish to see them out of that life, walking around with a chip on ya shoulder ain’t worth it 💯
Thank you for sharing this brother
So courageous and strong to share these things and inspire others.
That hit hard to hear about your bro, Faalau and his passing.
To reflect on life decisions at such a young age and the impacts of those decisions can be really confronting and eye opening.
It makes me want to reach out to the youngin’s that I know and make sure they know they have support and guidance.
Such a fragile age, where simple decisions can impact one’s life so much.
Thank you for this video brother.
I’ve sent it to a few friends who have teen kids around that age that you were when you decided to go up to Rockhampton
🙏🏽
love hearing your story
Yeah man. The basics are the soul of life. Just remember to do the things for yourself still. 9-5 aint easy and we all need support from our friends
Good work brother
Keep it up
Work gym family and the simple life
That’s all
I need
Yep I lived in Sydney back in the milperra massacre days, my sister was almost shot, but the 17 year old girl in front of her wasn’t so lucky. It was Father’s Day I’ll never forget it
You’re awesome mate, keep it up, the young lads need to know this.
Brooo youu a G keep uobthr words of wisdom young men need to hear it allot boys out here
I could totally relate to that but in a different way I was like a wild guy I never wanted to listen to anyone always loved hurting people been a loud rowdy guy but then I realised just how stupid I was growing up with no guidance or mentor or older brother or nobody with brains in the 90s that's what happens nowadays young people have no excuses the life now is far far different to my days and I always tell others to do something better and don't be like me
Anyone who grew up in the 90s I understand how we were the test dummies and the lost and wasted generation but our parents are to be blamed as we got throw into a world with no help no brains no nothing
They made a movie but it never does it like the book 💜Snoddy was a guy who had no real family and the bikies became his family ! It really hit home that people so alone need Someone to love and be loved ❤
As a born and raised kid from gladdy, can confirm growing up watching people work hard every day makes you grow into a man quick. Glad you found good role models. And rocky definitely has plenty of hard working men
God bless you brother
God bless you uce. Take care.
Awesome message brother! Hopefully more young fellas see this video & are encouraged. Keep up the content 🙌🏼 God bless!
Im from the philippines and taking someones life is cheap as buying a beer in the store. Drugs everywhere you go and lots of friends involve in this kind of things but hey there is a certain point in ur life that you realized that these things are not worth it and family is everything.
Keep your spirit up Tommy!
Facts cuz I was 26 when I finally decided to turn my life around after my last lag inside RNR now I'm broker than ever with a real job plus returned to God living in my original hood 45NS and still not deported back to NZ uce I'm happy churr...
Watched alot of your videos thought you were just from qld, crazy how youve changed your life around, i've been around Lau a few times when he was a R.M before the commos, he always seemed like a down to earth normal funny islander. Im glad he changed your life for the better r.i.p lau
This is whats life is about for real. Hope some young people watch and lear from this. Ann not from all the shit who is on imternett this days. Grettings from an 58 yrs carpenter in Norway
Yr a good man always look forward never back
Well said bro!!
Family situation I came from was shite:
Pretty much absent father. Mother was barely there for us - she provided the basics but no money for anything … inherited mental health issues through Mum! I should be in prison with that start in life but I’m not … got a stable job at the moment and no trouble with the law … but the way society is going … I can never guarantee that
Thanks for sharing 💯👍🏼👍🏼
I'm happy you got out and I'm happy ur doing good in a legal way. Keep it up bro
Sole seki story my uso. Well done for getting out ah. Malo lava li uso🙌🏾🤙🏾🤜🏾🤛🏾
I was member of a bike gang as well. Cycling was the game, we had a lot of car drivers that hated on us and challenged us on a daily. We were rebellious and rode our bikes in the car lane instead of the bike lane. We had helmets and awesome cycling outfits. We peddle to the metal.
Fk cyclist though 😅😅😅 you stay in the middle lane in the city you 💀
grow up on the goldy my best friends family was well known in the underworld scene use to stay over his house when we were kids and stuff kinda looked at his Dad as a father figure as i lost mine. 10 years later 20 years old was asked by a member if i wanted to nom up as my best m8 was too. after talking it out with them me and my m8 got pulled aside by his Dad he gave as a deep talk told as theres better things for us out there than this etc i decided not to but my m8 still went ahead as he felt he needed to keep the family bloodline. was the best decision i ever made. 39 years old now and my m8 has been locked up myltiple times and has a drug addiction its sad to see and hear him. hes a lost soul. i moved out of goldy now reside in perth doing the FIFO thing with my partner and my 2 boys and 1 girl. the choices we make define the person we are going to be in the future. make GOOD choices lads!!
I grew up In South Auckland Manurewa aint gonna lie i grew up around all the gangs and family members that are gang members i hung out with the wrong crowd to stealing cars having fights not going to school my parents knew it was time for me and my siblings to move outta of the hood we left Rewa when i was nearly 17years old moved to Tauranga was the best choice they made.Most of my friends from back home are all gang memebers and in jail some of them are actually doing good tho one pf them ranked no.4 olympic boxer and the other one a ISKA welter weight champion in kick boxing hes a commanchero to....im now 26 years old with a family of my own working as class 5 truck driver driving logging trucks..good stuff USO it just shows we can come back and do better in life....not all gang members are bad and low lifes some of them are good and have the right head screwed on but still chose to be part of that life
The man uso. Love and respect uso
Brilliant advice, mate
Great yarn. Well done!
Wow bro I didn’t know you knew falau, we played football together for 6 or 7 years. St lukes and padstow panthers.. pretty cool you knew the bro, good on you for changing your life. RIP falau
Respect 🙏
Spot On My Bro ,. Speak it
Malo Uso love your story and Content cheers!...😀😀😀👍
Bikies make good mates ,its like a brotherhood but that lifestyle is a treacherous path to walk, thats what more young fellas need . to get out and play some footy and learn what commitment means and turning up every week to give 100% . What position did you play , guessing lock or 2nd row since your a pretty solid lad
Well said uso🙌
I remember that incident. There’s a picture of Pisu with the Comos on someones front lawn before the wedding.
Big ups to your National Sgt AA for the advice and to you to take that advice do your thing.
Well said man 👍👍
Legend mate. 💪🏼💪🏼
well done lehd. love from da 27 bruz
#LEGENDARY💯❤️
Onya brother, doing fifo with mainmark in nz, and this channel helped me make the leap, shot for these videos bro. fucking onya