TOUCH DOWN FEW MINUTES AGO: I Never knew he can do such _ Sydney rooster Captain James Tedesco reveals shocking secret about General Manager Joe Kelly…..

In a surprising and lighthearted revelation that has fans buzzing, Sydney Roosters captain James Tedesco has opened up about an unexpected talent possessed by the club’s General Manager, Joe Kelly. Speaking to reporters shortly after landing back in Sydney this morning, Tedesco couldn’t hold back his astonishment as he shared the story that’s now making waves across the NRL community.

“I never knew he could do such a thing,” Tedesco said with a laugh. “We all see Joe as the serious guy behind the scenes — meetings, contracts, all that. But what he pulled off on this trip had the whole team in shock.”

According to insiders, the revelation came during a recent team bonding session on the Roosters’ away trip. While details remain partly under wraps, teammates say Kelly showcased a hidden skill that left players stunned — and impressed. Some close to the club hinted it involved music and a bit of unexpected showmanship.

“Let’s just say he stole the spotlight for a moment,” one player joked. “Teddy wasn’t exaggerating — we were all blown away. It’s good to see that side of him.”

Kelly, who has long been respected for his professionalism and leadership within the Roosters organization, took the newfound attention in stride. When asked about Tedesco’s comments, he smiled and responded modestly, “I’m not sure what he’s talking about — I just try to keep up with the boys.”

The moment has reportedly brought the team even closer, adding a touch of humor and humanity to the club’s high-pressure environment.

Fans have since flooded social media, speculating and laughing about what the “shocking secret” could be. Whether it’s a hidden musical talent, a dance move, or something completely unexpected, one thing’s for sure — Joe Kelly’s mystery moment has become the talk of the Roosters’ camp.

As for Tedesco, he summed it up best:
“Let’s just say you learn something new about people every day — even the boss.”