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  • King Salvo
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    Originally posted by ism22 View Post
    Maybe somebody can confirm I got the year/round right... the first Easts game I watched (where I wasn't supporting the Steelers in the Gong) was round 14 in 1998.

    My memory is that Cronulla were up early on and we chased them down. Also... I caught a ball that flew into the crowd and felt all big. Then I tried kicking it back to the field but completely shanked it & it went nowhere.
    I notice a few notable Chook Pen favourite players in the Team in that game you mention - Julian Bailey / Brendan Hurst / Justin Dooley / Nathan Wood plus Robert Miles / James Pickering and Nigel Gaffey who were all outs.

    Below is the link to this game

    https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/s...a/summary.html

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  • ism22
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    Maybe somebody can confirm I got the year/round right... the first Easts game I watched (where I wasn't supporting the Steelers in the Gong) was round 14 in 1998.

    My memory is that Cronulla were up early on and we chased them down. Also... I caught a ball that flew into the crowd and felt all big. Then I tried kicking it back to the field but completely shanked it & it went nowhere.

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  • Carlos Parra
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    I remember that Easts v St George game. Thanks for the memories.

    I think I recall losing our first semi then whipping Wests 41-5 (or something thereabouts) in the next semi.

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  • horrie hastings
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    Originally posted by Random Rooster View Post

    That was a great Roosters team. I loved the way league was played in those days. I counted 6 hip drops- but obviously hips were stronger in those days because the ball carrier just got up and played the ball . I wonder if that spear tackle on Hastings was penalised? John Tobin was one of the greatest players never to represent Australia-along with Kevin Hastings
    1980 was a great year, lost the first three games but ended up being minor premiers.. Hastings came of age at halfback in 1980, it was criminal that inter state politics got in the way of him representing Australia
    This game against St George from memory Easts butchered quite a few tries in great scoring positions. I can remember so clearly the mix up between Schubert and Boustead which lead to Boustead dropping the ball and Morris pouncing on it for the try. Marty Gurr had a great match this game also, he was a very under rated fullback.

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  • Random Rooster
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    Originally posted by horrie hastings View Post
    This is on you tube, only highlights but i remember being at Kogarah that day, the mix up between Schubert and Boustead that lead to Steve Morris's try happened almost in front of where i was seated. I remember Noel Cleal's blockbuster try and Barry Andrews try after the great combination with Marty Gurr. This was back in the day when both teams would be happy with a draw.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4-NwgjsEKY&t=518s

    That was a great Roosters team. I loved the way league was played in those days. I counted 6 hip drops- but obviously hips were stronger in those days because the ball carrier just got up and played the ball . I wonder if that spear tackle on Hastings was penalised? John Tobin was one of the greatest players never to represent Australia-along with Kevin Hastings

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  • horrie hastings
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    This is on you tube, only highlights but i remember being at Kogarah that day, the mix up between Schubert and Boustead that lead to Steve Morris's try happened almost in front of where i was seated. I remember Noel Cleal's blockbuster try and Barry Andrews try after the great combination with Marty Gurr. This was back in the day when both teams would be happy with a draw.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4-NwgjsEKY&t=518s

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  • horrie hastings
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    A few games appearing on you tube, some just edited highlights but some also full replays of the telecast of the day ( which a lot were edited for tv broadcast ) , i'm just watching Easts vs Manly at the Sports Ground from 1980, Ken Wright, two brilliant tries.

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  • Recky62
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    speaking of classic chooks....anyone know how to get to the roosters museum (tickets ,bookings , whatever) the wife and i are flying down from Brissy for the Storm game in July and want to go have a squiz

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  • King Salvo
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    The Roosters club site has a stack of games folk can view - classic games/ grand finals wins from 1974 and matches going back to 2018

    https://www.roosters.com.au/watch/fu...?sessionPage=4

    Apart from the Grand Finals - a few include

    1996 - Monday Night Football - Roosters vs Bronco's with the exception of getting out of the car park

    2010 - Week 1 Qualifying Final - Roosters vs Wests Tigers

    2000 - Preliminary Final - Roosters vs Newcastle Knights

    1998 - Week 2 of Finals - Roosters vs Knights

    Last edited by King Salvo; 04-22-2023, 01:39 AM.

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  • Recky62
    started a topic Classic Chooks games

    Classic Chooks games

    So, just watching stuff on kayo and decided to watch the 74 & 75 grand finals , went to both I might add (12 & 13 I was) …cause why not ! You can never get enough Artie I reckon …..how good was Rex Mossops commentary on the '75 , shits all over Ginnane and Voss attempts at sensational hyperbole

    (and your fave classic game are ? )
    Last edited by Recky62; 04-22-2023, 09:39 AM.
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