One of the all time greats 164 tries from a five eight is just insane played in an era with wally Lewis and Brett Kenny lamb was up there with the best. Lamb officially retired after winning the 95 grand final but changed his mind in the off season to play one final year to help the club out in 96 always put his club first champion bloke.
Not a Bulldog's fan but in 1984 I was at Belmore to see Dogs V Dragons, my Aunty was a guest because she worked high in HFC finance, their top sponsor. Anyways I was invited into the dressing room after play and I must say Terry Lamb was the nicest guy there. I was only 9 at the time and still remember it today.
I’ve completely reviewed my opinion of this guy. Always thought he was a grub of a player, but the man is humble and self reflective and I do have to admit he was an absolute champion of a player - can’t think of anyone quite like him. Tough - like Tommy, but smarter, better player. That’s why I love these retrospective interviews - love it
@@davidnewman690 god the passion of being supporter when your younger. The Dogs beat my Easts in ‘80 when I was maybe 14. It was like a death in the family. Gutted and depressed for weeks. Hated the dogs after that. As an older gentleman now, just love all these retrospective interviews regardless who they are. Epic teams and battles back then
In 95 he dominated the final series against some extremely tough opposition his opposite numbers were mundine Kevin Walters Laurie Daley and cliff Lyons but terry was the most dominate
Different era, lots of beer, hitting hard was normal and mateship was the key. I do remember he gives as much as he gave .... there are many times he smack someone but i suspect he hardly remembers anything he did that was bad
I remember when he broke Ellery Hanley's jaw in the grand final and later scored a try from an offside position he was obviously given a blessing on the day to do what he wanted blatantly getting away with it. Rugby league after this day was never the same
Mongrels late, high hit on Ellery Hanley cost the Tigers the 88 grand final. He wasn't fit to carry Brett Kenny or Wally Lewis's kitbag. Made a career seagulling off other players line breaks. Massively overrated
One of the all time greats 164 tries from a five eight is just insane played in an era with wally Lewis and Brett Kenny lamb was up there with the best. Lamb officially retired after winning the 95 grand final but changed his mind in the off season to play one final year to help the club out in 96 always put his club first champion bloke.
Not a Bulldog's fan but in 1984 I was at Belmore to see Dogs V Dragons, my Aunty was a guest because she worked high in HFC finance, their top sponsor. Anyways I was invited into the dressing room after play and I must say Terry Lamb was the nicest guy there. I was only 9 at the time and still remember it today.
Sterling and Baa...2 of the best.
Greatest Support Player of All Time
I’ve completely reviewed my opinion of this guy. Always thought he was a grub of a player, but the man is humble and self reflective and I do have to admit he was an absolute champion of a player - can’t think of anyone quite like him. Tough - like Tommy, but smarter, better player.
That’s why I love these retrospective interviews - love it
I’ve heard a few ppl say similar things. He was my idol growing up but I love him even more due to his humble side post playing career.
he’s a great guy real funny too
he’s my idol now 😋
@@davidnewman690 god the passion of being supporter when your younger. The Dogs beat my Easts in ‘80 when I was maybe 14. It was like a death in the family. Gutted and depressed for weeks. Hated the dogs after that. As an older gentleman now, just love all these retrospective interviews regardless who they are. Epic teams and battles back then
@@eddiej9733Hahaha, beat my Balmain too! Not bitter about that anymore......rather happy that I saw the best time of footie ever.
WHAT A CHAMPION player and bloke. Brilliant career with loads of success.
A distant memory, because the bulldogs are crap these days
@M so, we know that what's news, I tell you what here's news there is sand at Bondi Beach amazing isn't it
In 95 he dominated the final series against some extremely tough opposition his opposite numbers were mundine Kevin Walters Laurie Daley and cliff Lyons but terry was the most dominate
@J G soccer is big but it ain't tough...soccer players fall down like little sooky brat...
Sterling & Lamb 👍
Up there with the BEST 👍
Two legends of the game
My idol growing up! He’s a very humble human being off the field.
One of my all time football fave footballers ever. AND....I'm a Queenslander!
The great man Terry Lamb 🐑
Enjoyed the whole interview with the two greats of the game BUT I didn't expect that soft hand shake at the end.
Different era, lots of beer, hitting hard was normal and mateship was the key. I do remember he gives as much as he gave .... there are many times he smack someone but i suspect he hardly remembers anything he did that was bad
Two Legends
As a doggies supporter, God I miss baa baa
Love ya Baa!
But the Bulldogs are the easy beats these days
I remember when he broke Ellery Hanley's jaw in the grand final and later scored a try from an offside position he was obviously given a blessing on the day to do what he wanted blatantly getting away with it. Rugby league after this day was never the same
Tigers wernt winning shit regardless
@Kyle Byrne they were in the lead you dumb shit
Mongrels late, high hit on Ellery Hanley cost the Tigers the 88 grand final. He wasn't fit to carry Brett Kenny or Wally Lewis's kitbag. Made a career seagulling off other players line breaks. Massively overrated
Still a liar 20 years later
You are a GRUB
how the hell did he not know he coat hangered ellery?? and to say ellery was not targeted is not accurate because ellery was a dangerous weapon