The Nomads were over him, went one. He wasn't doing this, they said. They don't like that. He was letting down the club. They were no longer prepared to work under him any more. The resentment continued until, finally, the threads came together, the order was given . . . he was going to get knocked.


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The order was significant, as he was no average bikie. He was Scott Orrock, national president of The Nomads. And the order came from inside. There had not been a move by a club against its national president this dramatic since Mick Hawi told Jock Ross his time as president of the Comanchero was over and, when Ross resisted, Hawi told him it was going to happen and they could formalise it in one of two ways. Ross, who completely understood what was not said, walked away. So, like Ross did, Orrock walked away from the Nomads last December and met with Hells Angels leaders shortly after at a steakhouse in Strathfield.

Source: The calm before the storm - bikers are preparing for war