Favorite moments of super League players: the late shiny Rob Burrow, wide to west, and that Jack Welsby try | Rugby league news
With 5,000. With the match of Super League March 29, some of the players and coaches of the Super League, passed and present, set off down the memory path to choose their most important …
Liam Marshall (Wigan Warriors)
“What comes to my mind is Wigan’s 31-30 win in Bradford in the playoffs. I think it was 2007 or 2008 if I remember rightly.
“The moment was Pat Richard naked to win him – I think it was his first career goal. I remember watching him at home, my brother was in the stadium, it was just an absolute slaughter. We were never expected to win. What a game and a moment.”
Liam Farrell (Wigan Warriors)
“Mine actually goes to the Saints team. It’s a famous” Wide to West “attempt, and Chris Joynt wins him. He sticks to his head, a lot of exclusion, and no one expects it to try in the end. It’s a classic moment from a super league.”
Shaun Wane (Wigan Warriors and the main coach of England)
“When I think about my favorite moment, the one who stands out is quite selfish in 2010. And Wigan has completely won the St Hellens at Old Trafford. That last whistle is not a moment, but the feeling you have to win against St. Helens, our rival Arch. To show that we were no longer a semi -final team, which was fantastic, I
Paul Wellens (main coach of St Helens)
“My favorite moment of the Super League as a fan was in 1996, watching St Helens won his first title. I was at a popular booth in Knowleyy Road, and the experience of that day is just something I will never forget.
“Then, as a player, I received the honor and privilege of the captain of my hometown to the great final victory in 2014. Again, it is a memory I will not forget.”
Jonny Lomax (St Helens)
“As a fan, The Wide to West Moment. I remember being at the end of the table when that attempt was reached. Then, as a Grand Final 2020 player.
Jack Welsby (St Helens)
“My favorite moment of Super League was in Headinogley. We had a pretty young team on the night, but James Roby broke the record for the Super League performances. I remember the flag was brought in and Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook paradated him around the field. Being part of that was quite special.”
James Roby (St Helens)
“I think my attempt was Jack Welsby since 2020, Grand Final. That year it was different and we played Grand Final in Hulu without any fans.
“At that moment, especially, you couldn’t write it. To achieve a winning attempt against Wigan in the grand finale after the last buzz and drama Tommy Makinson.
Matty Ashton (Warrington Wolves)
“My favorite moment of the super league is” Wide to West “that Eddie and Stevo called when Chris Joynt achieved that last-minute attempt. It’s a video that always appears in my family group chat. My brothers and dad are with me on that, they love that moment. It’s my beautiful memory of growing up.”
James Harrison (Warrington Wolves)
“I think my waste from big Friday is between Wigan and St. Helens. I think Jon Wilkin is involved in it, Paul Scultthorpe, Andy Farrell. Pretty brutal and you don’t understand that today.
Toby King (Warrington Wolves)
“My most striking moment of the Super League, the one that glues in my head, but the grand finale with Ben Flower and Lance Hohai. Only I was there with how crazy it was and seeing that the situation was going on, it was like” Oh my God “. The red card after a few minutes in the grand finale of the Super League is just a mental moment.”
Paul Rowley (Main Coach Salford Red Devils)
“There are different emotions. You talk about dreams and a dream abolishes the trophy for my hometown. Then training, just going out to St. Helens for friendly with this group after we went through the trouble we went through, he was proud to win the Toulouse. It was a truly satisfactory victory, but I think it still came.”
Ryan Brierley (Salford Red Devils)
“I guess for me, making my debut for Salford in the Super League quite special. As a childhood fan, it was my dream of doing it and I was lucky to achieve it and no one can take it away now.”
Ryan Hall (Leeds Rhinos)
“It’s hard to share! I experienced a lot now, so I have two in mind in mind. One is obviously an attempt against Huddersfield at the end of 2015 to gain the shield of the league leader. It was a great moment.
“But, my NO 1 is a 2011 play-off game against Warrington. We finished fifth in the league and no one expected us to win. We had no right to go to Warrington, which was top-notch all year, scored more than 1,000 points and won 26-24.”
Lachie Miller (Leeds Rhinos)
“My favorite moment of the super league from all year long would have to be Rob Burrow to try from 2011. It is one of the best individual attempts in the grand finale and maybe ever. Just a class.”
Oliver Russell (Wakefield Trinity)
“My Rob Burrow is to try in the grand finale when he bent down under and then around Paul Wellens. It’s a great last moment and one legend in Rob Burrow.”
Sam Halsall (Huddersfield Giants)
“My favorite moment of the Super League was the last game at Knowley Road when Keiron Cunningham achieved the last attempt.”
Super league six nodes (all live on Sky Sports)
Thursday March 27
- 20:00: Castleford Tigers VS Catalan Dragons
Friday 28 March
- 20:00: Leigh Leopards Vs Wakefield Trinity
- 20:00: Warrington Wolves Vs Leeds Rhinos (5000. Play)
Saturday 29 March
- 17:00: The Catalan Dragon Vs St Helens (at 5:30 pm)
- 17:00: London Broncos vs Hunslet
- 7.30pm: Doncaster VS Toulouse
Sunday 30th March
- 15:00: Huddersfield Giants vs Hull Kingston Rovers
- 15:00: Wigan Warriors vs Salford Red Devils
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