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Subject: GLEN AIR CAUGHT SINGING AT MUDGEE

Author:
Holmes

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Date Posted: 06:43:34 05/10/03 Sat

If you go to the www.rugbyleaguereview.com website and click the photos link at the top of the page you will be offered pics of the Butchers legendary win at Mudgee. At the bottom left corner of the page there is a pic that looks suspiciously like Glen Air crooning. Is this true? Did the former Steeler, lured away from the Redcliffe Dolphins by a desperate London, poached by Wests last year, actually celebrate his belated first title with the Butchers by serenading a stunned Mudgee crowd with the King's Love Me Tender, or maybe was it a brave unacompannied version of the Rightous brothers' Unchained Melody? Attempts to illegally copy and frame the famous moment was thwarted by a large 'copywright of rugbyleague review' plastered over the pic. This was rumoured to have occured after Air himself downloaded the pic and attached it to one of those "send this to one hundred people or you will have appalling luck and probably get SARS" emails. is there audio of this pivotal moment in Butcher history?

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