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Originally posted by Lydon View PostI still remember that feeling when the ref blew the penalty at the end of the game..Amazing!
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Originally posted by Waylander View Post
Fabulous memories. Was that really 28 yrs ago?
Just watched an Roosters vs Norths match at Henson Park the other day and it was exactly like i remembered being at the ground then and that was 37 years ago. I posted the you tube link in the classic chooks games thread.
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Originally posted by horrie hastings View Post
Both tries were fantastic, the start of Jorgos try starts here at 1.48 sces, absolute amazing play.
I don't think its in this highlights package but from memory i can recall when the Broncos were leading 10-4 or 10-6, Alfie Langer was cut down just short of the line in a great tackle which would have put the game out of reach just before that fantastic finish from Walker and Junee and then Andrew Gee
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Originally posted by Waylander View Post
Hmmm, let me see ....
Ryan Cross
Russell Fairfax
Scott Gourley
Daryl Halligan
Ben Kennedy
Wally Lewis
Cooper Cronk
Tony Melrose
Rex Mossop
Michael O'Connor
Ray Price
Ricky Stuart
Angus Chrichton
Oh, and some nobody called Dally Messenger.Born and bred in the eastern suburbs.
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Originally posted by BondiBob View PostI don’t think he is as big as you say my understanding is he is certainly a good player with potential but at the moment not all that big or solid
Max Jorgensen
Australian rugby union player
Max Jorgensen is an Australian professional rugby union player who plays either on the wing or at fullback for Australian Super Rugby team the New South Wales Waratahs. He is the son of former rugby u…
Date of birth2 September 2004
Place of birthSydney, New South Wales, Australia
Height1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight88 kg (194 lb)
Notable relative(s)Peter Jorgensen (father)
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Good player. Not a big guy at all, reminds me a lot more of Dylan Edwards if I had to do a NRL comparison. Always in right place, quick and deceptively tough to tackle. I however would prefer we develop our next fullback ourselves; someone like Rob Toia provided he makes a full recovery from his acl, could be a candidate. Suaalii or Manu may return. Nawaqanitawase has played fullback in union and could also be a strong fullback if he makes the switch successfully.
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Originally posted by FlamingRooster View PostGood player. Not a big guy at all, reminds me a lot more of Dylan Edwards if I had to do a NRL comparison. Always in right place, quick and deceptively tough to tackle. I however would prefer we develop our next fullback ourselves; someone like Rob Toia provided he makes a full recovery from his acl, could be a candidate. Suaalii or Manu may return. Nawaqanitawase has played fullback in union and could also be a strong fullback if he makes the switch successfully.
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Originally posted by FlamingRooster View PostGood player. Not a big guy at all, reminds me a lot more of Dylan Edwards if I had to do a NRL comparison. Always in right place, quick and deceptively tough to tackle. I however would prefer we develop our next fullback ourselves; someone like Rob Toia provided he makes a full recovery from his acl, could be a candidate. Suaalii or Manu may return. Nawaqanitawase has played fullback in union and could also be a strong fullback if he makes the switch successfully.
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