Parramatta vs Wests Rd 24 1982

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • From Belmore Sports Ground. The Eels lead the ladder with the Magpies in 3rd. Wests won the first round clash at Lidcombe.

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  • @glencoe1266
    @glencoe1266 Год назад +4

    So much parramatta retro content on youtube in the last few years! I wish there was some video footage from the 75, 76 and 77 season! Thanks for your effort in this!

  • @BROOKS39
    @BROOKS39 Год назад +4

    Thanks for posting 👍

  • @plane-crashes-aussie-stories
    @plane-crashes-aussie-stories Год назад +4

    Mountier, Boland, and Cox, former Tigers. Conlon a future Tiger. My old friend from way back Terry Leabeater playing against Parra, where he'd go on to success and fame as one of The Bookends, of course. They were great days. I liked the dusty old fields and the old-style jerseys. Interviewed Brett Kenny for Inside Sport towards the end of his career. He even came over to my joint, which was very gracious of him. I seem to recall doing the follow-up at his place. I hated seeing him slash through my Tigers, but he was a genius player and a really top bloke. Like my good mate Mick Patterson, Brett was a product of my old club the Guildford Owls. I wasn't quit as good as those fellas. :-) Oh and Wayne Smith: the league star of my high school. I played first grade there about a year or so after he left; would have loved to play with him. Mick did. Mick was a brilliant player from age 7 onwards. Smith had a fantastic sidestep. (Funny how you remember all these blokes when you watch the old clips.) Thanks for uploading.

  • @michaelanselmi6103
    @michaelanselmi6103 Год назад +3

    Loving your work mate 😊👍

  • @glenchapman3899
    @glenchapman3899 Год назад

    I had to take a double take when I realized it was Belmore and realized Parramatta was building the new stadium that year lol

  • @thedarkman4901
    @thedarkman4901 9 месяцев назад +1

    Gees Belmore looks really dusty. Three grade games every week really burns off the grass