Jeba
International
- Mar 4, 2008
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gUt said:
That's the game we can vote for. Hopefully joshobro is voting 10000 times again icon_smile
That's the game we can vote for. Hopefully joshobro is voting 10000 times again icon_smile
Professor47
NRL Player
- Mar 5, 2008
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gUt said:
His golden moment in his sporting history... no one can take that from him.
Great game btw - great game. [eusa_clap.gi [eusa_clap.gi [eusa_clap.gi
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raz423
- Feb 4, 2015
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He was unlucky not to get a start for the Maroons. He was the Daniel Wagon or wingers, a great shame his career ended so early
GCBRONCO
International Captain
- Mar 4, 2008
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I reckon the majority of the forum would take him in a heartbeat over Maranta if they could, he had that so bad his good factor about him, a real club cult figure and more importantly he knew where the touchline was and not go over it.
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Unbiased Nostalgia
NYC Player
- Jan 23, 2015
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I have no idea about past players but who was better? Minto or Stu Kelly, lol.
Unbreakable
International Rep
Contributor
- May 21, 2013
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Scott Minto will forever hold a special place within my family, for some reason my Dad & Uncle came up with the nick name Brolga for him, like the bird (I assume because of the long neck etc).. So every time he'd make a break or even catch the damn ball my uncle would yell at the top of his lungs "BROLGA!".. literally every time.
One of my fondest Broncos memories was the infamous Scott "Brolga" Minto.
One of my fondest Broncos memories was the infamous Scott "Brolga" Minto.
Broncoman
State of Origin Rep
- Oct 9, 2011
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He played in the famous baby broncos game and scored a match winning try against the Storm in Melbourne.
Legend
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