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Infuzer

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I've never heard of the Ken Stephen Memorial Award. What's it given out for?
Am I the only one that's not heard of it b4?
 

Willow

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Infuzer, I think its for service to the community, ie given to players who have also made contributions to the community. Someone else might know more.

I first heard of it in 2000 when Nathan Blacklock was awarded it for helping out kids in the Tingha community.

I think Hazem El Masri won it last yearfor doing some work in the Sydney Lebanese community but I may be corrected on that.
 

Ramit54

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Hazem El Masri is correct. :)
The award recognises a player (or players) who has made a contribution to charity or community projects. The first award was in 1988 won by Wayne Pearce.

 

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No worries Infuzer. Thanks Tigertread.

Who was the last captain-coach for Canterbury?
 

imported_Outlaw

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NFL Question:
Who Am I?
I was often refered to as"the master of illusion".
WhenI ran pass patterns,I always ended up "here" and the defender over "there". That wasmy special magic. It is often said thar when Izigged, everyone else in the stadium usually zagged.
I will be remembered as a consummate professional who squeezed everything frommy ability with a meticulous, cerebral approach tomy craft.I neverdid have great speed and had less than ideal size (at only 5'-11", 187lb), butI more than made up for those shortcomings with exceptional lateral quickness, great balance and stability, body control and soft hands that seemed to "pull" balls in like a magnet.
Trying to cover mewas like a game of cat and mouse.I could run the same pattern on three straight plays and beat the cornerback in three different ways.I would use a move on one play to set up a later one, throw two or three incomprehensible moves into one feint thenand run unusual routes that played with the defender's mind. Iwas unsurpassed inmy preparation, a picture of total concentration.
I'll end by posting the remarks made bymy former team's fromer General Manager :

"When Icame to thisteam, and had a chance to watch him on a regular basis, I was amazed. In my mind, you can take every superlative you can think of and apply it to this man. He's that good."

Who am I?
 
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Steve Sargent?

This is a hell of a guess if it's right!He was mentioned in a conversation I had about 3 weeks ago & it was only then I found out what he actually achieved.:D
 
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CanadianSteve

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It does sound like Steve Largent, a receiver who relied on smarts and great cutting ability rather than burning speed.

It could also describe a couple of older greats, Fred Biletnikoff and Raymond Berry.
 
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CanadianSteve

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BTW, I believe Steve largent is now a US congressman, a member of the Republican party.
 
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CanadianSteve

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3000!!!!

Outlaw, feel free to post anymore NFL questions on my NFL quiz thread, it's in the NFL section. It has a long way to go to make the Hall of Fame.
 
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