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Daily Mail
a day ago
- Sport
- Daily Mail
NRL great Josh Reynolds reveals how he was tricked into drinking BOURBON in the middle of a game
Footy legend Josh Reynolds has recalled the moment he accidentally drank bourbon during a game. Playing in the Super League for Hull FC in the derby against bitter rivals Hull Kingston Rovers in 2021, the five-eighth set up a try and was in the mood to celebrate. Speaking on the Boom Rookies podcast, Reynolds confirmed he picked up a Coke bottle that struck his leg when it was thrown onto the field by a fan. Without hesitating, Reynolds drank from the plastic bottle mid-match and was shocked to discover it was filled with bourbon. Days later on social media, rumours were swirling from footy fans that the bottle actually contained urine. 'I was into it (the derby), I bought in,' Reynolds said. 'I was warned in the lead-up to stay away from East Hull as that was where the Hull KR fans were based. 'When we scored that try, I gave them (Hull KR supporters) a little bit (of a spray) and one of their fans launched a bottle. 'Me being an idiot, I had a bit of chug of it ... I spat it back out towards the crowd, who were 30 metres away. It was bourbon, snuck into the ground (by a supporter). 'Then on social media days later, people were saying it was urine. (But) I've tasted a fair bit of bourbon in my time, I can assure you it was bourbon.' Reynolds joined Hull FC from Wests Tigers in 2021, and spent two seasons with the club. Next was a return to his beloved Canterbury Bulldogs, before the fan favourite at Belmore eventually hung up his boots in 2023. The Hull derby is one of the highest-profile rugby league rivalries in Britain, with the two squads separated by the River Hull. The clubs first met in 1899, with bragging rights ensuring the games are always keenly contested, no matter where the teams sit on the ladder. This season Hull KR have impressed in the Super League, losing just three matches to be ladder leaders under coach Willie Peters. Their neighbours - where fellow Aussie John Cartwright is in charge - sit mid-table after 21 matches, with the next derby on September 8.

Yahoo
01-08-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Josh Reynolds outlines expectations for new-look Jets offense 'Inside Training Camp Live'
New York Jets wide receiver Josh Reynolds shares his thoughts on the Jets' re-kitted offense with NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero.


CBS News
31-07-2025
- CBS News
Man pleads guilty in Denver shooting that injured Broncos player last year
One of nine men charged in the non-fatal shooting of a former Denver Broncos player last year has pleaded guilty. Former player Josh Reynolds suffered minor injuries last October. The shooting happened while driving on Interstate 25 near Belleview Avenue. The Denver District Attorney says Burr Charlesworth has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit assault. Police had connected one of the cars in the shooting to Charlesworth. Reynolds, a wide receiver, was waived by the team in December.
Yahoo
12-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
NRL club urged to make immediate move for Cam Smith as ugly showdown looms
Former NRL star Josh Reynolds has called for the Gold Coast Titans to chase Queensland legend Cameron Smith as their next coach with reports Des Hasler could be on his way out. This week, reports intensified that coach Hasler won't be at the club next season after the sides troubles in 2025. Broncos great Corey Parker doubled down on suggestions Gold Coast Titans need to make an immediate coaching change if whispers were true that Hasler had one-eye on retirement at the end of the season. The Titans are sitting last on the NRL ladder after 18 rounds with just four wins for the season. They also face a Broncos side who have now won two in a row and are looking to cement themselves in the top eight this weekend. Hasler was brought into the side in 2024 to turn around their fortunes, but they finished 14th. The team is not doing any better this season and are once again set to miss finals footy as they battle to avoid the wooden spoon. And on Friday, reports emerged the board will have the option to let Hasler go if they don't beat the Broncos this weekend due to a clause in his contract. Reporter Peter Badel told SEN Radio the Titans can opt on the option as soon as the club don't have a mathematical chance of making finals footy. And this has prompted former NRL five-eighth Reynolds to suggest the club need to make a statement and go after a huge name. Smith is open about his desire to take Australian national side role as head coach ahead of the Ashes series later this year. However, it appears he is in a race with Kevin Walters. But Reynolds believes the Gold Coast Titans need to make a statement and throw the money at Smith to change the culture at the club. "I think they need to go after a big fish, his name has been tossed around for a few jobs at the moment, someone like Cam Smith," Reynolds said on SEN Radio. "Lives up there. They need a winner. I know Cam Smith hasn't done any coaching, but they need someone who knows how to win. That's all he has done his whole career. It could be a big call." Reynolds suggested someone like Phil Gould could come in and 'ruffle some feathers' with the club struggling for years, despite a strong squad on paper. Reynolds said the club needs a 'full reshuffle' to start competing. Walters has also been linked to the Titans role on a number of occasions, but appears keen on coaching the national side. Speaking on Friday, The Courier Mail reporter Badel claimed Hasler is facing a tough situation at the club. "It's a sad state of affairs," Badel told SEN Radio. "There was great hopes that Hasler would be the man to make this sleeping giant become a force. "There's disharmony there. Players have raised issues with the coaching is in his contract, a clause that he can be let go if the Titans don't have a mathematical chance of the eight and that will be this weekend if they lose. "I cant see how the Titans make the eight and that gives them the power to pull the trigger. If they don't pull the trigger I think they will part ways." While the Titans have been urged to chase a big fish, it appears Queensland coach Billy Slater won't be available. Queensland Rugby League chief Ben Ikin says the Maroons are keen to extend Slater's contract after his coaching masterclass helped deliver a famous Origin series victory. In a move designed to help create a Maroons dynasty, it would also ward off interest from NRL clubs potentially looking to poach Slater, whose assistant Josh Hannay has been tipped to succeed under-fire Titans coach, Des Hasler. Ikin's comments come amid reports that Slater's Maroons assistant Josh Hannay has emerged as the frontrunner to succeed under-fire Gold Coast head coach, Hasler. The veteran mentor reportedly has a clause in his contract meaning the Titans can sack him if they fail to finish the season inside the top-eight.


Boston Globe
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
Find fresh air with a view at Boston's six best rooftop bars
.bofbpic img { width: 100%; height: auto; } Felipe's Taqueria Felipe's Taqueria Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe Don't let the name fool you: Felipe's is so much more than a taqueria. It's also an evening hub that has a solution to three of Greater Boston's biggest nightlife problems: drinks are relatively cheap, the kitchen stays open late, and there's a roof deck bar with views of Harvard Square. The place has a real come-as-you-are feel. People are friendly, the music isn't too loud, and conversations seem to flow better under the summer stars. Address: 21 Brattle Street, Cambridge Phone: 617-354-9944 Find online: .bofbpic img { width: 100%; height: auto; } Long Bar & Terrace Long Bar & Terrace Josh Reynolds for the Boston Globe Take the elevator up to the 17th floor of the Raffles hotel in the Back Bay: You're here for an elevated experience. At Long Bar, there's a swank indoor lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows, but the view is best taken in from outdoors, on the black-and-cream-tiled terrace. Settle into comfy cushioned chairs and banquettes, sip one of the signature Singapore Slings (said to have been invented at the original Raffles), and gaze out over the beautiful city. Address: 40 Trinity Place, Back Bay Phone: 617-589-1402 Find online: .bofbpic img { width: 100%; height: auto; } Rooftop at the Envoy Rooftop at the Envoy Eric Levin Seven floors up from the mouth of Fort Point Channel, the rooftop of the Seaport's Envoy Hotel boasts a sweeping view of Boston Harbor — from the Tea Party ships past the Custom House Tower all the way to the Tobin Bridge. Reserve a table in the casual dining section or order at the bar and find your own seating on big striped sofas under broad umbrellas. Come winter, the rooftop even has 'igloo' dining. Address: 70 Sleeper Street, Seaport Phone: 617-530-1538 Find online: .bofbpic img { width: 100%; height: auto; } Rooftop@Revere Rooftop@Revere If your yoga practice is getting stale, bring your mat to free community yoga on the rooftop of the Revere Hotel on Saturday morning and enjoy the Theater District views. Change to chic-casual and return after noon for a build-your-own poke bowl lunch. After sundown, the 15,000-square-foot rooftop transforms into an elegant night spot with a fruit-oriented cocktail list, several bubblies and rosés, and tasty lobster rolls and Thai shrimp lettuce wraps. It's open through October 1, as of this writing. Address: 200 Stuart Street, Theater District Phone: 617-482-1800 Find online: Related : .bofbpic img { width: 100%; height: auto; } Saigon Babylon Saigon Babylon The rooftop above the Sonder 907 Main Hotel has struggled to find its proper tenant over the years. It was worth the wait for Saigon Babylon. From the team behind Cicada Coffee Bar in Cambridge and the Eaves Vietnamese restaurant in Somerville's Bow Market, this Viet cuisine hotspot serves food as elevated as the restaurant's perch overlooking Central and Kendall squares. It isn't overcrowded like many other rooftops around town, the food and craft cocktails are mouthwatering, and the decor tasteful and eccentric at once. Address: 907 Main Street, Floor 5, Cambridge Phone: 617-945-4509 Find online: Boston Globe Best of the Best winners for 2025 were selected by Globe newsroom staff and correspondents, and limited to Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, and Brookline. We want to hear from you: ? 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