Sunday, April 18, 2004
Lyon: I won't be going back
Jamie Lyon has told the Sunday Telegraph that he won't play again this season for Parramatta and that he is dissapointed by the club's decision not to let him go around for the Wee Waa Panthers.
The Sunday Telegraph article said that Lyon will start a new job as a barman at the Wee Waa bowling club and would train and act as waterboy for the Panthers for the rest of this year.
"I won't be going back - not this year, anyhow. Further down the track I don't know," Lyong told the Telegraph in an exclusive interview.
Lyon said it was "really dissapointing" that Parramatta didn't grant him a release. "All I wanted to do was play here in Wee Waa with my mates and try and get some enjoyment back of the game. That's why I left. I just wasn't enjoying it anymore."
Lyon said he had "a good yarn with everyone including some of the boys who were all trying to talk me into staying but I had already mate up my mind".
The Sunday Telegraph article said that Lyon will start a new job as a barman at the Wee Waa bowling club and would train and act as waterboy for the Panthers for the rest of this year.
"I won't be going back - not this year, anyhow. Further down the track I don't know," Lyong told the Telegraph in an exclusive interview.
Lyon said it was "really dissapointing" that Parramatta didn't grant him a release. "All I wanted to do was play here in Wee Waa with my mates and try and get some enjoyment back of the game. That's why I left. I just wasn't enjoying it anymore."
Lyon said he had "a good yarn with everyone including some of the boys who were all trying to talk me into staying but I had already mate up my mind".
