Don’t anticipate any Las Vegas scandals involving Jake Trbojevic — he’s a taken man!
The Manly Sea Eagles ahead is making ready to jet off for the NRL’s season opener however not earlier than proposing to his girlfriend Alix Waddell.
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Trbojevic is without doubt one of the good guys of rugby league and even followers who hate the Sea Eagles can’t assist however love the good-natured, laborious working star.
While not a lot is publicly recognized about how lengthy the pair have been collectively, gamers from across the NRL rapidly jumped in to want the couple effectively.
Alix posted the news on Instagram, writing merely: “We’re engaged.”
Trbojevic’s former Sea Eagles teammates and Alix’s brother Corey Waddell commented: “The best! So happy for you both. Congrats!”
Aussie skipper James Tedesco wrote: “Yes trob!! Congrats @alixjwaddell_”
NSW teammate and Rabbitohs hooker Damien Cook added: “Congrats guys.”
Ex-Manly backrower Karl Lawton posted: “Congratulations guys! So bloody happy for yas!”
Aaron Woods stated: “Best ever cobber congratulations legends.”
There have been a lot extra footy gamers including their congratulations, together with Dylan Walker, Clint Gutherson, Angus Crichton and Liam Knight.
The Sea Eagles are as a consequence of fly out of Las Vegas on Wednesday and are set to be the one membership based mostly within the metropolis for his or her whole journey.
While Trbojevic is unlikely to get into an excessive amount of hassle, there have already been loads of warnings for teammates who need to profit from Sin City.
Michael Malligan, the managing director of Anchor Security who has labored with the Sea Eagles for the previous 10 years, stated the gamers had been banned from courting app Tinder at some stage in their journey.
“There are a lot of dodgy people – scammers and people who will try to take advantage of them,” Malligan instructed the Sydney Morning Herald.
“The intel I’ve received is these people would have started their homework on the players once it was announced we were playing in Vegas. They will probably know more about some of our players than I do, and I’ve worked security at Manly for 10 years.
“They can be crafty, and will try to put our boys into vulnerable positions.”
Source web site: www.foxsports.com.au
