Or an undertaker!
Do you remember the Death Squad? Them Scream masks were awesome when they were all in a group!
Haha yep. Maybe someone should start something like that for Vatuvei, wear the Beast mask from 'Beauty and the Beast'? Or deck out in full-on turtle costumes for Tate?
Yessir. Cult heroes, too. Remember the Death Squad with the Scream masks? Utterly brilliant.
Or Jason Death! And bring back the Death Squad with the Scream masks, haha...
I saw a photo of him from the Canterbury charity match. :thumb:
I saw a photo of him from the Canterbury charity match. :thumb:
Weno
A relative told me JASON DEATH is a personal trainer for a gym the Bunnies use.
No news about our speedster they have signed though.
Jason Death was hearty a as player, liked everything about him.
No news about our speedster they have signed though.
Jason Death was hearty a as player, liked everything about him.
Sup42
What happened to all those cool Aussie Signings they made with ease in the old days ? Phil Blake was another Favorite of mine , he's a trainer as well aye for the Western force.
He's had Tripple By Pass Surgery / serious health issues.
We even had an ex Kangaroo half here....what's happened......
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Remember when Jason Death was our best player almost every week.
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Years ago I heard Jason Death being interviewed on Radio Sport. They asked him his favourite song so he nominated this bogun song
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Death's duty to bring life to Warriors
30 Jun, 2000 03:24 PMJason Death was a lonely figure in the stands when he took a look at Ericsson Stadium yesterday after hopping off the plane from Australia. It is not something the new Warrior hooker/lock wants to do next year -- he would rather be on the field in front of full stands.
Death came to the rebuilding Auckland club because of his regard for new coach Mark Graham and brings a wealth of first-grade experience from Canberra and the Cowboys. It may be that the difference in attitude he found between the consistent Raiders and the North Queensland expansion outfit gives a pointer to what has gone wrong at Ericsson. "At Canberra we always expected to be in the semis, we just believed we'd always make it. The Cowboys didn't have that self-belief."
Death's duty to bring life to Warriors - NZ Herald
Jason Death was a lonely figure in the stands when he took a look at Ericsson Stadium yesterday after hopping off the plane from Australia
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Rugby League: Death keeps faith with troubled Warriors
By Peter JessupNuggety hooker Jason Death gave his Auckland Warriors a huge vote of confidence yesterday when he signed on at the struggling club for another three years.
Death gave two reasons for sticking around. "Mark Graham is a big plus because I reckon he'll get a team to the semis in the next couple of years; and once you get there, anything can happen."
Like winning.
It is a big gamble for Death, now aged 27. The Warriors might be his last National Rugby League club after Canberra and North Queensland, his last chance to get a grand final medal to put beside the one he scored with the Raiders in 1994.
"It's getting up there," he agrees of the 30 years he will be when the deal ends. He would like to try England then, but maybe things will be working out in Auckland. He likes Auckland.
"The people are great and the club's been great. They gave me an opportunity," he said.
And he grabbed it with both hands, as anyone watching his performances until he was clocked by Rodney Howe in the game against Melbourne a month ago can attest.
And he appears set to keep on grabbing it, if he can get past new flatmate Robert Mears, who was signed on Monday and plays against Canberra on Sunday, because Syd Eru is out of the running for the season with a recurring injury.
Warriors chief executive officer Trevor McKewen said it was also off-field attitude that prompted them to hang on to the rake.
"The Monday after Jason broke his jaw he was in here offering his services in promotional and charity work," he said.
The management are also quietly happy that Death's deal signals that Aussies are happy at the club. They have asked "the Doctor" to offer recommendations about the club as they negotiate with his countrymen and he has agreed.
The new deal is significantly up on his starting price, which McKewen described as "bargain basement," but contains incentive clauses like all the new contracts.
Death will be happy to get back on field, to get a crack at the bonus dollars paid for playing and winning, once his shattered jaw heals.
The contract was his second reason to celebrate this week: the first came on Tuesday when wires were removed from his mouth. He had been on fruit and vegetable juice, milkshakes and soup since April 9.
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Death Heads To Rabbitohs With Warriors Blessing
Wednesday, 1 August 2001, 4:51 pmAuckland, New Zealand, August 01, 2001 – The Vodafone Warriors announced today that hooker Jason Death will be released from the club at the conclusion of the 2001 season.
Death will remain with the Vodafone Warriors as the club attempts to chase its first ever spot in the finals series, however next season he will play his football with the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Vodafone Warriors chief executive officer, Mick Watson said the 29-year-old hooker has been a great asset to the club over the years and applauded his tenacity and toughness as a footballer.
“Doc is a senior player within our club and his leadership has allowed us to get through the year and to a position of one point outside the top-eight. However, we do have depth and quality at hooker through the emergence of Monty Betham, the coverage provided by Kevin Campion and the development of Cheyenne Motu, the Junior Kiwi hooker who is part of our scholarship programme,” said Watson.
“We wish Jason all the best for the remainder of his playing career and he certainly goes to the South Sydney Rabbitohs with our blessing. We still have a job to do though for the remainder of this season and Jason remains part of Daniel’s plans.”
The former Australian schoolboy representative said today he will take life-long memories with him from his three-year stint in Auckland and his 1999 Player of the Year award will be remembered with pride. But it is the prospect of making the play-offs that has him most excited.
“My personal goal at the start of this year was to play finals football and I still have a chance of achieving that goal with the Vodafone Warriors. I’ll be giving it everything for our last five games and will give 100% support to Daniel and the boys,” said Death.
“I have signed a two year deal with the Rabbitohs and look forward to another exciting chapter in my life, but that can wait because I still have unfinished business here.”
Jason Death joined the Vodafone Warriors in 1999. To date he has played 53 first grade games for the club, scoring 11 tries.
He has been placed on stand-by for the Vodafone Warriors clash against Penrith this Sunday.
Death Heads To Rabbitohs With Warriors Blessing
Auckland, New Zealand, August 01, 2001 – The Vodafone Warriors announced today that hooker Jason Death will be released from the club at the conclusion of the 2001 season.
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Jason was last working at Smart Body fitness as a personal instructor but nowadays he runs his own gym called Concept 42 in Mona Vale, Sydney. A place he opened up just after our last update in November 2014.
Including our flagship 42-Minute Circuit with daily changing workouts, and our exclusive boxing circuits. Our training infrastructure delivers over 160 different 42-minute classes for up to 21 people taught by experienced, supportive & highly motivating fitness experts.
Our philosophy at Concept 42 is to provide a friendly & un-intimidating atmosphere where you have fun whilst you workout in a motivating group environment.
Our club truly is for men & women of all ages & fitness levels.
www.concept42.com.au
They also have a Facebook page that they update regularly.
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Just spent 6hrs sitting next to Daniel O'Regan on a flight from Bali to Sydney... Nice fella, massively tattooed since he left us. A lot smaller than i thought. ...and? Whats he up to? Wheres he staying? Is he still building in Auckland???
Jason was last working at Smart Body fitness as a personal instructor but nowadays he runs his own gym called Concept 42 in Mona Vale, Sydney. A place he opened up just after our last update in November 2014.
YOUR COMMUNITY GYM
Concept 42 is a ultra-inclusive gym studio which provides innovative, challenging yet balanced, set workouts for total body conditioning.Including our flagship 42-Minute Circuit with daily changing workouts, and our exclusive boxing circuits. Our training infrastructure delivers over 160 different 42-minute classes for up to 21 people taught by experienced, supportive & highly motivating fitness experts.
Our philosophy at Concept 42 is to provide a friendly & un-intimidating atmosphere where you have fun whilst you workout in a motivating group environment.
Our club truly is for men & women of all ages & fitness levels.
Concept 42 Community Gym | Mona Vale
The home of functional, inclusive fitness on the northern beaches. Concept 42 caters for all age groups and fitness levels and aims to bring value to supporting healthy and balanced lifestyles.
www.concept42.com.au
They also have a Facebook page that they update regularly.
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Warriors TV's Daryl Halligan headed to Sydney's northern beaches to catch up with former Vodafone Warrior and 1999 player of the year Jason Death.
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Cult hero Dr Death chats with Warriors TV
Warriors TV's Daryl Halligan caught up with the infectious Jason Death, affectionately known as Dr Death during his time with the Vodafone Warriors.
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