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MrTigerjet
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2009
Kicking Duel Clive Churchill and Lewis Jones
A piece of rugby league history not really seen since the 80s. The kicking duel - A battle for territorial advantage. The modern rules make it relatively pointless and therefore unseen, but wouldn't it be great to see some players like Matt Burton and Nathan Cleary battle it out in a kicking duel??
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Dally Messenger in Action JUST
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A brief glimpse of Dally Messenger kicking off before a Great Britain Tour match in 1954. The match took place in Gunnedah and Messenger was the guest of honour. Messenger was the greatest rugby player in Australia in the early part of the 20th Century. He was lured to the professional rugby competition when they began in 1907. He joined the NZ All Golds on their tour of GB in 1907 and then led...
1954 GB LIONS V AUST 3RD TEST
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The 1954 Rugby League Lions arrived in Australia in a confident mood after regaining the Ashes in a 2-1 series win in England in 1952/53. (This was the first team to fly across the world rather than sail) The Australian team was also confident of winning on home soil, led by captain Clive Churchill and Vice Captain Duncan Hall. Both teams were chock full of future 'Hall of Famers' and the serie...
1954 GB LIONS V AUST 2ND TEST
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The 1954 Rugby League Lions arrived in Australia in a confident mood after regaining the Ashes in a 2-1 series win in England in 1952/53. (This was the first team to fly across the world rather than sail) The Australian team was also confident of winning on home soil, led by captain Clive Churchill and Vice Captain Duncan Hall. Both teams were chock full of future 'Hall of Famers' and the serie...
1954 LIONS Tour to Aust First Test
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The 1954 Rugby League Lions arrived in Australia in a confident mood after regaining the Ashes in a 2-1 series win in England in 1952/53. (This was the first team to fly across the world rather than sail) The Australian team was also confident of winning on home soil, led by captain Clive Churchill and Vice Captain Duncan Hall. Australians were shrugging off the effects of the Second World War ...
THAT TRY AGAINST WALES 1996 Student Rugby League World Cup
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1996 Student World Cup. Mills, Suey, & Evans combine to send Wardle over for this great try. Australia V Wales
CLIVE CHURCHILL HIGHLIGHTS - The Greatest Rugby League Player?
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A collection of rare playing highlights from the 1940s and 50s. Clive Churchill is regarded as the greatest Australian rugby league player by many, but most of his career was not caught on film. Here are a few clips of him in action. Speed, passing skill, kicking skills, courage in defence, and a 'never give in' attitude.
Australia hammered by Fabulous French 1951
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1951 French Rugby League team tour to Australia and defeat the Kangaroos convincingly. Led by the chain-smoking, goal kicking genius, Puig Aubert, the French defied the odds to defeat a star studded Australian Team. Puig Aubert (born Robert Aubert Puig, 24 March 1925 - 3 June 1994), is often considered the best French rugby league footballer of all-time.
VINCE KARALIUS SEND OFF 1958
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Legendary British Rugby League player Vince Karalius - The Wild Bull of the Pampas, is sent off in a match versus New South Wales on the 1958 tour to Australia.
YOU DON T STOP BIG TOOKS FROM 5 METRES OUT
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Rugby League cult figure Mark Tookey was a wrecking ball when he ran the ball. As an 18 year old he took the world by storm at the 1996 Universities World Cup in England. This is just one of many tries he scored at that tournament but in a crucial semi final game against the kiwis it was perhaps the most important.
THE MUDDIEST GAME EVER 1950 RUGBY LEAGUE 3 rd Test Australia v GB
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The 3rd Rugby League Test of the 1950 series against Great Britain was a pivotal moment in Australian Rugby League. Australian winger Ron Roberts scored late in the match to seal the first series win over GB in 30 years. But the match is remembered for the atrocious pitch conditions after weeks of torrential rain in Sydney. It is a far cry from the pristine playing fields of the modern era.
BRIAN CARLSON TRY The 'Billy Slater' of his time.
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BRIAN CARLSON - Newcastle born and bred, He simply loved to play. He was an Australian Test captain in 1961, the best and fairest player among the four competing nations at the 1957 World Cup and a prolific try scorer on two Kangaroo tours. Incredibly, Carlson achieved his highest honours after suffering a near fatal injury in a match in Wollongong in 1954. While playing for the Christian Broth...
NOEL KELLY PUNCH V NZ 1967
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Rugby League Great Noel Kelly was a hard man. In this clip Kelly lands a great left hook on the jaw of Kiwi prop Rob Orchard. Orchard had 'coathangered' Australian five eighth Johnny Gleeson. This is how Rugby League was played in a bygone era. Born and raised in Ipswich Qld. Kelly began his playing days at Railways in 1957 and then moved to Brothers for the 1958 and 59 season. He represented I...
1967 KANGAROO WAR CRY
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Have you ever seen the Kangaroos do their war cry? The war cry was done at the start of every match on Kangaroos Tours for 60 years. It used indigenous language for the song that went with it. It go t'lost' after this tour. "Wallee Mullara Choomooroo Tingal" (We are a race of fighters descended from the War Gods) Here is the 1967 Kangaroos performing the war cry and dance before the 3rd test at...
Australia v Samoa -Rugby League World Cup Final 1996
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1996 University Rugby League World Cup Final. Australia V Samoa. The Willows, Salford, England. Australia win 38 - 16. Mark Tookey, Aaron Smith, Phil Lockwood, Gavan Minz, Matt Evans, Andrew Lee, Matt Miller, Derek Brady, Grant Hardy, Mick Brennan, Dale Mills, Jack Suey, Jason Wardle, Ben Phillips, Thurston, Jabourry,
1996 UNIVERSITIES INTERSTATE MATCH WINNING TRY QLD V NSW.wmv
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1996 UNIVERSITIES INTERSTATE MATCH WINNING TRY QLD V NSW.wmv
Couldnt hear a single word he was saying.
Rugby is hard enough no need for kicking people anyone found doing it should be banned for good
Wow, I've never seen footage from this game before! Nice video!
Head case.
He just killed me when he said all this malarkey and not knowing what its all about
Oh he's hard, blindsiding the bloke
I am not sure what his name was but I was told by Billy Smith that Kelly flattened a Kiwi player as they lined up to shake hands before the start of the test match and was sent off before the match started . I think he would rather a fight than a feed.
Its nothing to what goes on now
*uck how embarrassing…..
Lets do the time warp agaaaaain.
This was so obviously taking the piss out of the Haka
I've never understood why NZ, AUS, SAMOA,WESTERN SAMOA, and NZ Maoris can all complete a haka or war cry but we can't? This is designed to build the aggression within the team and wind the crowd up, thus giving them an advantage from the off. When opposing teams have the temerity to stand and offer any kind of challenge in return, they are accused of being disrespectful !! Ban them I say.
OMG! That was spine chilling 🤯🥺
I read an article years ago that explained why the French were so good in this era. During WW2. Many members and supporters of the resistance refused to play Rugby as a protest against the French government collaboration with the Germans (Vichy French) After the war many potentially good Rugby players continued to play league because of the issue. Over time the scars healed and all the good players coming through stayed with Rugby rather than play League. And hence French rugby league remains in the doldrums.
Note quite. During the 1930's rugby league was very popular throughout France. During WWII the French rugby union worked with the puppet Vichy government under the NAZI invaders, getting them to ban rugby league and have all of its assets handed over to rugby union. They were able to convince them to do this because rugby league in the south of France was a hotbed for the resistance against the NAZI's. After the war, rugby league was allowed to be played, but the damage had been done. Most of the clubs who had been forced to play rugby union didn't bother to switch back, and they didn't get their money back either. It was also illegal for them to call the game rugby xiii. The game had to be called "Game of 13" all the way until the late 1980's. The kids who grew up playing the game in France before the war were great. They were the tourists in the 50's who beat Australia. After that, the next wave were guys who didn't grow up playing the game, and were drawn from a much smaller playing pool. Hence the poorer results in the late 60's and later.
These are the same people who went around the world colonizing great civilsations and had the audacity to tell them how to live.
Like Africa ,
I think Kelly had some kind of record of being sin binned or sent off in tests
Music too bloody loud l want hear what he said mum nuts
No globalisation, just a good game Rugby, after working down the mines 🏉👍
The sport in its truest form. Commit a foul and cop a punch. Now you get 11 men holding his jersey so he doesn't get a 7 game suspension
Actually Kelly got hit a good one to if you continue the video
Love how they all just get back up and play on.
Coward punch.
Noel kelly was one of hardest men to play the game read his book Rest in ☮️🙏 peace
We should be able to do a haka too! Bring back the war cry.
Different era , different rules. Kicking is ordinary, but Karalius was one tough hombre. Even the toughest of Aussies in that era were very wary of the Raging Bull of the Pampas.
He put the Tough into The Magpies, West forever.
you can tell most morons never laced a boot when they call this a sucker punch, Orchard a forward took out a half he picked on the little guy and in Rugby League the bigger guy will always stick up and defend the little team mate, Orchard would have known this and Kelly was doing his job.
My father said to his dying day this French team were the best touring team he ever saw.
My dad told me a story of watching Puig Aubert playing football against NSW. NSW player slices through the defense, ran straight past Puig who did not make a move to stop him. After the game Puig was claimed to say. If he is good enough to beat the 12 players in front what hope did I have lol
Noel was our local Butcher and as a young boy he was always polite to me.
What about showing the rest of the game
WTF 🤣
Bring back the war cry I say !!
Nothing tough about that, sucker punch, good shot though, other bloke got up very quick he's the tough guy.
Hoo-hah! I only kicked him in the face, didn't I? He's lucky I didn't gut him like a pig!
Rubbish i was there I was 3 years old he should not have been sent off
In hockey that's called a sucker punch.
The Aussies have been dominating league for along time us kiwis just can't get a break
Not much in it nowadays mate.
Not in that era it was Great Britain. I bet he didn`t get away with anything in a test match back then with the Poms, he would have been ironed out very quickly.
cheap shot non the less ...
HEEEY MACARENA!
You get what you give and you give what you get ... i see nothing wrong here.
I absolutely hate this so called "hardman" title that's given to players who engage in thuggish behaviour on the pitch. That kind of cowardly nonsense needs to be called out for what it is.
I do remember watching the Aussies do this.
I have only seen still photos. Having watched this I am sorta glad they stopped lol
Fantastic coverage.👍
He should of expected that from noel kelly there was no way he was going to kiss him on the cheek
*$10,000 fine and out for the rest of the season*
Not in those days
kelly gave him what he deserved. Just look out for the other grub later.
Incroyable !!!
Ned Kelly, yeah heard of him.
There's nothing remotely clever - or tough - to punch someone when they are not expecting it, in fact its cowardly.
Shutup did you see that bloke almost rip his team mates head off with that high tackle .Noel showed loyalty to his team mate. Stop your whinging .
I'm not condoning it, but in those days you should've been expecting it for what he done. Especially to a smaller player.
Decent shot. He didnt stay down tho`.