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Tommy Raudonikis's spirit lives on in rugby league following his death at age 70 Posted 4 updated 3 AprApril 2021 at 9:47am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 2 Share Print text only Cancel Tommy Raudonikis was the ultimate personification of a bygone rugby league era, but his blood continues to beat through the heart of the sport today. Known for his "cattle dog" catchcry that brought passion back to State of Origin during and immediately after the Super League war, Raudonikis was one of rugby league's greatest characters....

By Matt Bungard2 hours ago FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn2 hours ago Footy fans of all ages are well-versed with Tommy Raudonikis the character, and the Cattledog-calling Blues coach. But re-discovered footage from a few years' ago highlights just how much he meant to Western Suburbs, and to the fans and former players who still bleed for the club. The rugby league legend, who died just days short of his 71st birthday, had plenty to do with the new joint-venture club after 2000, but it was his beloved Magpies, who have continued on in the lower grades for the past two decade...

Tommy Raudonikis was a legend and larrikin... and a thug A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size When the news came through that Australian rugby league icon Tommy Raudonikis had died, it was right and proper that all of us who remember him as a player, coach and pundit stopped to mark his passing by giving him the respect he earned. Let me make very clear that Raudonikis was one of the most skilled and influential halfbacks of his generation. You simply don’t get to captain your country and state unless you ...