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Arthur, Sam Burgess was presented with the Clive Churchill medal. He's not feeling any pain. An Englishman, he's going home to play rugby union. Doesn't matter where he's from, we wish him , & all our multicultural players the best, GO YOU GOOD THINGS! Bob
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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
No money, but I just rang an old Navy mate, played rugby with him back in the 60's, he's always been a Souths man, he could hardly talk thru the tears. Better than any money. Have to admit a tear or two myself. Bob
The emotion shown by the Souths players and their fans was very special,to see tough men like Sam Burgess,Greg Inglis,Ben Teo in tears shows what this win meant to the Rabbitohs. Sam Burgess played a game that will be spoken about for many years to come,and very deserving of the Clive Churchill medal,although his little brother George could have got it as well. All the people that marched behind George all those years ago to have your team back,your efforts have been rewarded. Love him or hate him,Russel Crowe has done very good things for the rabbitohs. That grand final had everything,it was brutal yet very skillful at times.
Losing Sam Burgess is a huge loss,not just for the bunnies but the NRL as well. He will be missed,the NRL needs champions like him. And James Graham can well and truly hold his head high,he played with passion and aggression and led by example until the final whistle blew. What a true warrior.He and Burgess are a throw back to the tough English forwards of the 60's and 70's.
Sammy Burgess was tough, but this man set the level, Arthur. Bob
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He certainly was a tough bastard. When players push the pain aside like that,it just amazes me. Bob Lindner playing origin with a broken leg. Absolute legends. They just never want to let their mates down.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10