Porthoz
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Really? :eyebrow:What?
How come Brett Kenny who played with Parramatta from 1980-1993 ever gets mentioned by anyone? :confused:
He was the main pivot in the Eels dominance of the early 80's as he guided them to 5 grand finals and 4 premierships from 1981-1986
Played 265 games for Parra, 17 Origin games for NSW and 17 tests for Australia
In origin games when he was selected in the halves he came up against Wally Lewis 11 times and finished with an win loss ratio of 8-3 and the loses came early in his rep career. He also ran over the top of Lewis to secure NSW the 1985 series. The King never dominated Kenny.
He was also selected ahead of Lewis 3 times on the 1982 Kangaroo tour
He was in the top 100 players of the century and is regarded some of the finest players to play the game.
There isn't many highlights of him online but watch Parra's highlights of the 80's Kenny was a freak and needs to get mention. Don't think his immortal though, just deserves more praise and credit.
How come Brett Kenny who played with Parramatta from 1980-1993 ever gets mentioned by anyone?
He was the main pivot in the Eels dominance of the early 80's as he guided them to 5 grand finals and 4 premierships from 1981-1986
Played 265 games for Parra, 17 Origin games for NSW and 17 tests for Australia
In origin games when he was selected in the halves he came up against Wally Lewis 11 times and finished with an win loss ratio of 8-3 and the loses came early in his rep career. He also ran over the top of Lewis to secure NSW the 1985 series. The King never dominated Kenny.
He was also selected ahead of Lewis 3 times on the 1982 Kangaroo tour
He was in the top 100 players of the century and is regarded some of the finest players to play the game.
There isn't many highlights of him online but watch Parra's highlights of the 80's Kenny was a freak and needs to get mention. Don't think his immortal though, just deserves more praise and credit.
Where can I go to see see his statue.
That's Laurie Daley. Kenny is unfairly forgotten.
So tell me for real, why are you so insistent that Kenny is some immortal and it's a conspiracy that he's not being considered... Have you actually watched him play, besides YouTube highlights?
I'm not saying his an immortal i'm saying that he was an absolutley outstanding player that deserves more credit. Don Bradman is to many Australia's greatest sportsmen but you need to be at least 80 or so to have seen him play. Just because you didn't see them play doesn't mean you can't have a comment about them. Also I didn't say he should be named and immortal in any of my previous posts.