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Petero Civoniceva, Matt Bowen, PJ Marsh, Ben Hannant, Kerry Boustead.
They are some of rugby league’s most recognisable names and fans will get to see them in action at Blackwater on Saturday night.
The Australian Team of NRL Legends will take on the Central Highlands All Stars at 6pm at Hinricks Oval, with the winner receiving the Nathan Turner Memorial Trophy.
The Legends line-up is being touted as one of the strongest ever assembled, while the local outfit boasts several homegrown NRL stars in Marsh and Dave Taylor. Craig Teevan playing for the Australian Team of NRL Legends in Hervey Bay.
Premium Content
Petero Civoniceva, Matt Bowen, PJ Marsh, Ben Hannant, Kerry Boustead.
They are some of rugby league’s most recognisable names and fans will get to see them in action at Blackwater on Saturday night.
The Australian Team of NRL Legends will take on the Central Highlands All Stars at 6pm at Hinricks Oval, with the winner receiving the Nathan Turner Memorial Trophy.
The Legends line-up is being touted as one of the strongest ever assembled, while the local outfit boasts several homegrown NRL stars in Marsh and Dave Taylor. Craig Teevan playing for the Australian Team of NRL Legends in Hervey Bay.
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A few days ago, as I was aimlessly flicking TV channels, I came across a replay of the first Test of the 1986 ‘Unbeatables’ Kangaroo tour.
I was sucked in and enthralled. After 80 minutes that flew by, I left in a much better mood than I arrived.
Thirty-five years ago, the once every four years Kangaroo tour of Great Britain was an important part of the rugby league landscape and the pinnacle experience for our representative players.