I've been thinking recently about where JWH stands in our list of modern-day front rowers.
He's played in three Grand Finals with us (two winning ones), and his form has been a crucial factor in the years we've done well.
He started off like most "enforcer" style front rowers with a deserved reputation for being a bit of a loose cannon, but later in his career has matured into one of our leadership group.
From Day 1 he has been passionate about the Roosters and has been the rock of our front row for the best part of a decade.
Disregarding the likes of Ray Stehr, etc, who I didn't see play, I think he is right up there in terms of passion, service, loyalty, and impact with the group of front rowers I consider to be our best engine room Roosters I've seen:
Artie Beetson
Royce Ayliffe
Craig Salvatori
Adrian Morley
He's played in three Grand Finals with us (two winning ones), and his form has been a crucial factor in the years we've done well.
He started off like most "enforcer" style front rowers with a deserved reputation for being a bit of a loose cannon, but later in his career has matured into one of our leadership group.
From Day 1 he has been passionate about the Roosters and has been the rock of our front row for the best part of a decade.
Disregarding the likes of Ray Stehr, etc, who I didn't see play, I think he is right up there in terms of passion, service, loyalty, and impact with the group of front rowers I consider to be our best engine room Roosters I've seen:
Artie Beetson
Royce Ayliffe
Craig Salvatori
Adrian Morley
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