PMQ_Tony
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Awesome stuff for a Sharks legend !!!
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,24365852-23214,00.html
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,24365852-23214,00.html
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ET in Aus Secondary Schools centenary team
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Bronze Whaler
yeah congrats to one of the best sharkies that ever lived
brad
Great White
congrats ET. good sh!t
our_footy
Hammerhead
too slow,well here's my little bit
'ET' NAMED IN SCHOOLBOYS "TEAM OF THE CENTURY"
Story & Photo's By : ourfooty media
The Sutherland Shire's Favourite son Andrew Ettinghausen has been selected in the Australian Secondary Schoolboys Team of the Century.
The former De La Salle Caringbah, Sharks & Australian legend is one of 17 former Schoolboys who were selected in the Team of the Century to recieve this huge honour.
Current Australian Schoolboys Captain Tim Auremi & the very talented Albert Kelly were on hand at the Powerhouse Museum on Thursday for the press confrence announcement.
Tim & Albert said it's great to get to talk to all the old blokes and former schoolboys and talk about their different experiences.
ET wasn't at the Team of the Century announcement today, i reckon he must have gooone fishin'.
SEE THE AUSSIE SCHOOLBOYS TEAM of the CENTURY HERE
'ET' NAMED IN SCHOOLBOYS "TEAM OF THE CENTURY"
Story & Photo's By : ourfooty media
The Sutherland Shire's Favourite son Andrew Ettinghausen has been selected in the Australian Secondary Schoolboys Team of the Century.
The former De La Salle Caringbah, Sharks & Australian legend is one of 17 former Schoolboys who were selected in the Team of the Century to recieve this huge honour.
Current Australian Schoolboys Captain Tim Auremi & the very talented Albert Kelly were on hand at the Powerhouse Museum on Thursday for the press confrence announcement.
Tim & Albert said it's great to get to talk to all the old blokes and former schoolboys and talk about their different experiences.
ET wasn't at the Team of the Century announcement today, i reckon he must have gooone fishin'.
SEE THE AUSSIE SCHOOLBOYS TEAM of the CENTURY HERE
the_prawn
Hammerhead
surely the schoolboys have had a better prop than craig young come through the ranks?!?!?!
Shiredad
Great White
should of been in the "official" team of the century
why?
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Kelly keeps it a family affair
Cronulla legend Andrew Ettinghausen was named on the opposing wing and current Test players Mark Gasnier and Justin Hodges filled the centre positions. ...
Source: http://kempsey.yourguide.com.au/news/local/sport/rugby-league/kelly-keeps-it-a-family-affair/1279854.aspx
Kelly keeps it a family affair
23/09/2008 9:18:00 AM
Rare honour: League legends Greg Alexander, Paul Sironen and Danny Buderus with current Australian Schoolboys Tim Auremi and Albert Kelly.
KEMPSEY-born NRL superstar Greg Inglis was selected in the Australian Secondary Schools Team of the Century last week and another local lad was on hand to accept the Melbourne Storm five-eight’s jersey.
Current Australian Schoolboy Albert Kelly received the jersey on Inglis’ behalf as the Storm hero flew to Brisbane in preparation for his team’s elimination final clash against the Broncos.
Kelly is Inglis’ cousin and it was deemed fitting he should accept the jersey for the 21 year-old Bowraville Tigers product, who was picked on the wing.
A number of Kelly’s current schoolboy’s team mates were also on hand to receive jersey’s for other players unable to make the presentation.
Past and present Australian players make up the majority of the team.
Former Kangaroos including Newcastle hooker Danny Buderus, Penrith halfback Greg Alexander and Canberra lock Bradley Clyde were all picked in the side while current Roosters coach Brad Fittler was named at five-eighth.
Cronulla legend Andrew Ettinghausen was named on the opposing wing and current Test players Mark Gasnier and Justin Hodges filled the centre positions.
Balmian’s Tim Brasher was selected at fullback.
Three members of the inaugural 1972 Australian Schoolboys team, which went through undefeated in its 13-match tour of Great Britain, were included.
Les Boyd and Craig Young were selected at prop while Ian Schubert made it onto the interchange bench.
Retiring Manly great Steve Menzies was named at second row alongside another Balmain legend Paul Sironen. Bronco Tonie Carroll, former Newcastle Knight Matt Gidley and New Zealand Warrior Brent Tate round out the team.
Cronulla legend Andrew Ettinghausen was named on the opposing wing and current Test players Mark Gasnier and Justin Hodges filled the centre positions. ...
Source: http://kempsey.yourguide.com.au/news/local/sport/rugby-league/kelly-keeps-it-a-family-affair/1279854.aspx
Kelly keeps it a family affair
23/09/2008 9:18:00 AM
Rare honour: League legends Greg Alexander, Paul Sironen and Danny Buderus with current Australian Schoolboys Tim Auremi and Albert Kelly.
KEMPSEY-born NRL superstar Greg Inglis was selected in the Australian Secondary Schools Team of the Century last week and another local lad was on hand to accept the Melbourne Storm five-eight’s jersey.
Current Australian Schoolboy Albert Kelly received the jersey on Inglis’ behalf as the Storm hero flew to Brisbane in preparation for his team’s elimination final clash against the Broncos.
Kelly is Inglis’ cousin and it was deemed fitting he should accept the jersey for the 21 year-old Bowraville Tigers product, who was picked on the wing.
A number of Kelly’s current schoolboy’s team mates were also on hand to receive jersey’s for other players unable to make the presentation.
Past and present Australian players make up the majority of the team.
Former Kangaroos including Newcastle hooker Danny Buderus, Penrith halfback Greg Alexander and Canberra lock Bradley Clyde were all picked in the side while current Roosters coach Brad Fittler was named at five-eighth.
Cronulla legend Andrew Ettinghausen was named on the opposing wing and current Test players Mark Gasnier and Justin Hodges filled the centre positions.
Balmian’s Tim Brasher was selected at fullback.
Three members of the inaugural 1972 Australian Schoolboys team, which went through undefeated in its 13-match tour of Great Britain, were included.
Les Boyd and Craig Young were selected at prop while Ian Schubert made it onto the interchange bench.
Retiring Manly great Steve Menzies was named at second row alongside another Balmain legend Paul Sironen. Bronco Tonie Carroll, former Newcastle Knight Matt Gidley and New Zealand Warrior Brent Tate round out the team.
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