Why Wests Tigers Star has no interest in playing the original state for Queensland – despite its adolescence on the Gold Coast Coast Coast

The back of Wests Tigers Jahream Bula said that he would never be of origin for Queensland – despite his secondary studies on the Gold Coast at Keebra Park State High School high school.

Bula, 23, was born in Auckland and moved into the gang of sequins in adolescence, making him eligible for chestnuts.

But this week, he poured cold water on any chance of playing alongside Reece Walsh and Harry Grant.

“I don’t pretend to be one, I don’t want to play for Queensland,” he said.

“My family is Koori and NSW – they come from the regions of the port of boxes and Macksville – and I have always left for NSW.

Bula made his debut in the first year for the Tigers in 2023 under the time, the coach Tim Sheens and quickly became a favorite of the crowd at the Joint Venture Club.

It was an impressive first season – Bula was appointed player of the year of Kelly -Barnes, as well as the player of the players and recruit of the year.

But after having “won” wooden spoons back to back, Livewire hopes that 2025 sees its team challenge for a first eight.

Since they recruited people like Jarome Luai, Terrell May, Suria Turuva and Jack Bird, fans of tigers have reasons to feel optimistic.

Outside the field, Bula recently married his partner Aaliyah, whose father happens to be the former executor of the Rugby League Salomon Haumono.

Naturally, keeping your new happy stepfather is a priority.

“He was a frightening silhouette on the field, but far from football, he is one of the sweetest guys,” said Bula Sports when he discussed the unique professional boxer.

“We get along well, so it was not too hard … He went through all of this, not only in football, but also boxing, so he knows what it looks like.

“It’s good to get him advice.

Aaliyah is also a professional football player, in the books of the Anguals of Parramatta in the NRLW.