- Taylor Losalu made his NRL debut for the roosters in the first round
- He backed away when he started in a great annoying victory over the panthers
At 10 pm last Friday, Sydney Roosters' rookie, Taylor Losalu, and his crying father Lei celebrated an emotional victory over Penrith that could be the discomfort of the NRL season.
At 7 in the morning on Saturday, father and son were back at the construction site mixing concrete.
However, he will not listen to any complaint from the second Taylor player.
Since he was a teenager, the only life that the striker knew was to juggle with the work in his father's concrete business.
“Commercial, residential, whatever we do everything,” said the 22 -year -old.
'Many people say it's difficult, but I've been close since I was 15 years old, so I'm a little accustomed.
Taylor Losalu (in the photo) is a setback to Footy's old days when the biggest stars of the game still kept full -time work, often as traditions
The Rooster star (left) worked as a concrete for his father only a few hours after helping the Chooks his enormous discomfort by Penrith last Friday night
The 22 -year -old (right) has been helping his father since he was 15 years old
'It's just a part of my lifestyle. I balances my life.
A handful of the concrete colleagues in Laleo made the trip to the Commbank stadium on Friday to see the game, so there could be more than two games of cloudy eyes on Saturday morning.
The night would have been worth it; His co-worker, Losalu, began in support when the underwater tricolors put themselves from Tit -for-OT with the four times reigning ministers all night.
The roosters, $ 11 to the strangers before the beginning, sealed an unforgettable 38-32 victory when Daniel Tupou approached Brian to touch them while trying to match an attempt in the last play.
Full time, Losalu made a line of bees for his father, who saw his son go through Wentworthville as Junior, won the player of the NSW Cup of the Roosters last year and now plays the first two games of the NRL season.
It is with the blessing of his father, Losalu has been able to juggle with his daily work during all these years.
'He is proud of me. He came tonight, he was crying, crying with me, “Losalu said.
“My dad always tells me:” Have a big heart and you'll go away. “
Losalu is shown with a ball in hand during the impressive victory over the panthers
After making his NRL debut against Brisbane in the first round two Fridays, Losalu assumed that he was unique, and discovered that he was wrong when he received a phone call from the coach of the Gallos Trent Robinson, who wanted to know why he was not in training.
Losalu is one of the four roosters to win its NRL debut in the first two rounds of the new season, since the reconfigura club after a massive exodus in talent during the low season.
Hugo Savala was the last first player in Penrith's defeat, with Salesi Foketi and Robert Toia joining Losalu to obtain the call for the defeat of the Ronda to Brisbane.
Foketi will miss the trip next week to face the Warriors after they are offered a prohibition of a game for their high cup in Scott Sorensen of Penrith.
Losalu is proud to be part of the next generation of roosters.
“Whatever it comes to me, I am very excited to see,” he said.
'Boys like us, we have the opportunity and we can show who we are. Make a career for ourselves.
Losalu says it is 'the dream' of giving up his daily work and becoming a rooster seven days a week.
But for now he is content to keep the concrete and has impressed the coach of Gallos Trent Robinson with his commitment to both works.
'That is shown in an idea of how your game and training and your life are made. There's future there, “Robinson said.