Dufmack
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Browsing through some stats in my free time and discovered Ken Irvine's record of 212 tries may not be around for much longer. My tip to make the challenge is Keith lulia, on the weekend he scored a whopping 4 tries and was unlucky not to get more.
At 27 years old some may say time is not on his side but his skillset is ageless and following current trends with people like Steve Menzies playing well into the late 30's I think the record is well within reach. If we conservatively assume he plays 8 more years and retires at 35 (he very well could play longer) and lets just say the tigers don't even make the finals once in that time he will play at least 208 more games of first grade.
Keeping up his current trend of 4 tries per game that is a crazy 832 more tries to add to his tally. However I am a reasonable man and I understand it is possible that doesn't happen. Allowing for some brief loss of form or injuries we can cut that in half to 416 tries. Still an impressive figure to add to his current 40 tries.
Some crazy things happen in the Nrl and it may turn out he doesn't score such a huge amount of tries and maybe he even only just breaks the record, still I reckon if Ken Irvines tally is going to fall it will be Keith Lulia who will do it.
At 27 years old some may say time is not on his side but his skillset is ageless and following current trends with people like Steve Menzies playing well into the late 30's I think the record is well within reach. If we conservatively assume he plays 8 more years and retires at 35 (he very well could play longer) and lets just say the tigers don't even make the finals once in that time he will play at least 208 more games of first grade.
Keeping up his current trend of 4 tries per game that is a crazy 832 more tries to add to his tally. However I am a reasonable man and I understand it is possible that doesn't happen. Allowing for some brief loss of form or injuries we can cut that in half to 416 tries. Still an impressive figure to add to his current 40 tries.
Some crazy things happen in the Nrl and it may turn out he doesn't score such a huge amount of tries and maybe he even only just breaks the record, still I reckon if Ken Irvines tally is going to fall it will be Keith Lulia who will do it.