The good, the bad and the downright recklessness of Quade Cooper has always made him one of the most watchable stars in Australian rugby despite falling out of favour with the Wallabies.
Now the rest of the world is seeing the magician in full flight — and they're just as impressed as the rugby world was when Cooper caught fire during the Queensland Reds' famous charge to the 2011 Super Rugby championship.
The 32-year-old has raised eyebrows recently, training with several stars from the Brisbane Broncos, including wrecking ball forward Tevita Pangai Junior.
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Another round of rumours of a possible code-hope were overshadowed on Tuesday, however, as vision of a particular training stunt quickly swirled to all corners of cyberspace.