veggiepatch1959
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I know there is another thread similar to this, but it tends to concentrate on current players. Time to turn back the clock a little.
In roughly order from worst to worse...
1. Michael Hancock - didn't matter who he played for, when tackled (which was quite often), he trashed around like an epileptic goldfish out of water. I'm so glad he expended all that energy for nothing.
2. Adrian Morely - cheap shot wannabe thug who set a world record - the fastest send off in an international match. Hahaha silly pommie.
3. Garry Freeman - a definite sufferer of "short man syndrome" on and off the field. Even on Foxsports he tries to talk over everyone. Trouble is he forgot to bring a 6 foot stepladder with him.
4. Craig Coleman - refer to 3 above. I had the pleasure of this wimp mouth off at the Bat and Ball Hotel near the SCG before and day nighter between the Aussie and the Poms.
Coleman: (After bumping into a guy at the bar) Do you know who I am?
Average Joe: Nah, and I don't care.
Coleman: Well I'm Craig Cole......
Average Joe: (walks away after knocking Coleman out with one punch).
Clean out!....what a laugh!
5. Anthony Mundine - other than his mediocre boxing achievements, his Rugby League record reached a zenith when he scored 24 points in a match. Trouble is the team with the 24 was Melbourne Storm. He let four tries in for what would be the weakest defensive performance by an NRL player. I felt for the Dragons that day. 60 odd points put on them from menory.
In roughly order from worst to worse...
1. Michael Hancock - didn't matter who he played for, when tackled (which was quite often), he trashed around like an epileptic goldfish out of water. I'm so glad he expended all that energy for nothing.
2. Adrian Morely - cheap shot wannabe thug who set a world record - the fastest send off in an international match. Hahaha silly pommie.
3. Garry Freeman - a definite sufferer of "short man syndrome" on and off the field. Even on Foxsports he tries to talk over everyone. Trouble is he forgot to bring a 6 foot stepladder with him.
4. Craig Coleman - refer to 3 above. I had the pleasure of this wimp mouth off at the Bat and Ball Hotel near the SCG before and day nighter between the Aussie and the Poms.
Coleman: (After bumping into a guy at the bar) Do you know who I am?
Average Joe: Nah, and I don't care.
Coleman: Well I'm Craig Cole......
Average Joe: (walks away after knocking Coleman out with one punch).
Clean out!....what a laugh!
5. Anthony Mundine - other than his mediocre boxing achievements, his Rugby League record reached a zenith when he scored 24 points in a match. Trouble is the team with the 24 was Melbourne Storm. He let four tries in for what would be the weakest defensive performance by an NRL player. I felt for the Dragons that day. 60 odd points put on them from menory.