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General Your favourite meanest Warriors Enforcer Ever.
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Yeah, him and Robbo were pure alpha
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I remember Will Chambers just laughing at him after he threw those left crosses
Monty for me.
Even his coach said he had to tell him to keep the fists down.....he was just too good.
That can of whoop ass he opened up on Steve Reardon was beautiful.
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Monty is a weapon and pongia was a true hard man who hasn’t been mentioned yet but I think I’ve gotta go manu tbh- who’s gonna fark with the beast?
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What a laugh
Apparently to be Alpha you have to be handsome. That rules these two out.
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Well, fisty cuffs no one wanted to fight Monty or Manu.
Campion was tough as they come on the feild , And could throw them when needed. Webke found that out.
No one would run at Rueben and avoided trying to tackle him.
Addin just looks like he'll bite your nose off.
Jerry Seuseu was another tough bugger that gets no love. Didn't back down to no one and loved a bit of grubbery
Pongia, Man of few words and all action. Rip brother.
Simon Mannering , Not a 'Fuck with me" tough guy. But a tough summamabitch every else on the field. Did the hard yards, Tackled his ass off, leader of the pack. Follow me tough mudda!
Campion was tough as they come on the feild , And could throw them when needed. Webke found that out.
No one would run at Rueben and avoided trying to tackle him.
Addin just looks like he'll bite your nose off.
Jerry Seuseu was another tough bugger that gets no love. Didn't back down to no one and loved a bit of grubbery
Pongia, Man of few words and all action. Rip brother.
Simon Mannering , Not a 'Fuck with me" tough guy. But a tough summamabitch every else on the field. Did the hard yards, Tackled his ass off, leader of the pack. Follow me tough mudda!
Brawl. Monty Betham. Voted must feared player in the NRL 2 years running in the Rugby League Week magazine player poll.
Enforcer. Kevin Campion edges out Villa because of his ability to inspire those around him but Villa sure was a spleen rupturing menace...
Enforcer. Kevin Campion edges out Villa because of his ability to inspire those around him but Villa sure was a spleen rupturing menace...
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Cliff Beverly
The mighty Fuksake Bev
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Campion Easily, not only did he not take shit he inspired our pack to be the same. Our pack with him leading it was SCARY
Campo was instrumental in stiffening up the team that lead to us making the GF 2002. From 2001 he was like the missing piece that galvanised the boys, allowed them to believe the team was good enough, and stamped out any opposition teams who thought about bullying the Warriors on the field. He brought the "fuck around and find out" attitude that gave the team the confidence to play their best footy. I reckon he inspired Francis Mele to be the defensive beast he was too. Campo changed the Warriors on the back of his staunchness.
It was highlighted in the tackle on his ex-team mate Webke in round 23 of 2002. Campo wrestled Webke to the ground in a legit tackle 10m out from our goal line.. With Camp at marker, Webke sent a left jab his way as he went to play the ball. Campos first right hook caught him a beauty and he went down as the second landed behind his ear. Landmark moment in the game, the season and our history. As a one off event it sits beside Gutenbeil's hit on Cacic, and Rube's offensive hit on Soliola. Yes, Monty did fill a similar role, but he gave away too many penalties and didn't know when to turn it off. In the end the Faithful got pissed off with his negative play that cost us opportunities and I recall him getting booed from the East stand several times. I guess the desire to box got stronger than the desire for playing footy in the late stages.
In today's comparatively sanitised NRL environment, Mitch lives in much the same enforcer space. In today's game it's more about the the threat and capability aided by an uncompromising attitude in defence and a stubborn unwillingness to be brought to the ground on attack. We'll miss AFB, but we have gained Fish.
It was highlighted in the tackle on his ex-team mate Webke in round 23 of 2002. Campo wrestled Webke to the ground in a legit tackle 10m out from our goal line.. With Camp at marker, Webke sent a left jab his way as he went to play the ball. Campos first right hook caught him a beauty and he went down as the second landed behind his ear. Landmark moment in the game, the season and our history. As a one off event it sits beside Gutenbeil's hit on Cacic, and Rube's offensive hit on Soliola. Yes, Monty did fill a similar role, but he gave away too many penalties and didn't know when to turn it off. In the end the Faithful got pissed off with his negative play that cost us opportunities and I recall him getting booed from the East stand several times. I guess the desire to box got stronger than the desire for playing footy in the late stages.
In today's comparatively sanitised NRL environment, Mitch lives in much the same enforcer space. In today's game it's more about the the threat and capability aided by an uncompromising attitude in defence and a stubborn unwillingness to be brought to the ground on attack. We'll miss AFB, but we have gained Fish.
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Nah, he'd piss himself when it matters
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