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Video of NRL bad boys Reece Walsh and Payne Haas emerges – as Broncos skipper Adam Reynolds admits tough conversation he had at home following drunken incident with Pat Carrigan

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New CCTV footage has emerged showing Broncos stars Reece Walsh (pictured) and Payne Haas fighting in public on Sunday.
  • Multiple Broncos on film lounging in Fortitude Valley
  • A new vision has emerged from Payne Haas and Reece Walsh
  • Questions are asked about the culture at the club.
  • Las Vegas season opener on March 3 looming

New CCTV footage has emerged showing Broncos stars Reece Walsh and Payne Haas fighting in public on Sunday as captain Adam Reynolds revealed the brutal conversation he had with his children at home following the drunken incident with his teammate Pat Carrigan.

In the clip, Haas, 24, and Walsh, 21, can be seen joking around, and although the pair did not fall out like their teammates, questions will still be asked about the club’s culture and attitude towards alcohol. .

Both players also have a colorful past – Walsh was previously arrested for cocaine possession on the Gold Coast, while Haas was charged with offensive language and intimidating a police officer in the line of duty in 2021 following an incident in Tweed Heads.

Reynolds and Carrigan apologized on Tuesday after a vision emerged of them in a fight at Brisbane party spot Fortitude Valley on Sunday.

After a supporters’ day at the club’s Red Hill headquarters, Reynolds, 33, claimed he was “ashamed” of his own behaviour.

New CCTV footage has emerged showing Broncos stars Reece Walsh (pictured) and Payne Haas fighting in public on Sunday.

Haas, 24, is no stranger to off-field drama, including an incident with police in 2021.

Haas, 24, is no stranger to off-field drama, including an incident with police in 2021.

It follows captain Adam Reynolds revealing the brutal conversation he had with his children at home following the drunken incident with teammate Pat Carrigan (both pictured above).

It follows captain Adam Reynolds revealing the brutal conversation he had with his children at home following the drunken incident with teammate Pat Carrigan (both pictured above).

“I have four kids at home who unfortunately see dad in the middle of a fight… it’s embarrassing,” she said.

“I sat them down, explained the situation, explained that it was going to be on the news.”

Reynolds later told Triple M on Wednesday that it was now ‘It’s about moving forward, trying to regain that confidence and setting an example for others.’

It can now also be revealed that the Broncos booked a nightclub in Las Vegas for the players to attend after their game against the Roosters on March 3.

Those plans have since been cancelled, and Reynolds also denied that the club has an alcohol problem that needs to be addressed.

‘It was just a slip of mine and Patty’s. We regret our decisions,’ she added.

“We have a great staff around us: Kevvie (Walters) and the coaching staff.

“They have implemented measures and we will learn a lot from this.”

Broncos captain Adam Reynolds reportedly pleaded with Pat Carrigan to return home in a taxi moments before the pair were filmed 'fighting' at party venue Fortitude Valley on Sunday.

Broncos captain Adam Reynolds reportedly pleaded with Pat Carrigan to return home in a taxi moments before the pair were filmed ‘fighting’ at party venue Fortitude Valley on Sunday.

The fight between Carrigan and Reynolds, which reportedly enraged manager Kevin Walters, unfolded just hours after the club hosted its annual fans day at Red Hill.

The fight between Carrigan and Reynolds, which reportedly enraged manager Kevin Walters, unfolded just hours after the club hosted its annual fans day at Red Hill.

Reynolds was reportedly trying to put Carrigan into a taxi when the altercation broke out.

“I take full responsibility for what happened, it’s obviously not good enough,” the veteran running back said Tuesday.

‘I’m quite disappointed about it. We are a very united group. We understand that it is not a good look. We were there as companions. It started out as a fun fight, a bit of wrestling. (It just) got a little hot.’

Carrigan added that he also takes “full responsibility” for his actions and that it was “not behavior he was proud of.”

The NRL Integrity Unit is likely to fine the pair, rather than push for a ban.

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