Yesterdays heroes?

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I remember they signed Fulton's son for $1m (i think) during the super league war.Don't know whether that meant he was going to be the next "big" thing,or whether it was because of Bob.
 
Fonz link said:
[quote author=Fro link=topic=186482.msg316209#msg316209 date=1297852942]
Paul Stephenson (sorry Fonz I liked him)
43 games 17 tries. I can live with that mate. ;-)

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So could I.  I would be happy with 1 NRL game.  He actually lived in my block of apartments when I was down the beaches around 03/04. 
 
Andrew Hunter has to be on this list. Two try hero in the famous comeback victory over Easts in 1997 at Brookie.
 
Garts link said:
It was accross from the old Dee Why Hotel, think it was classed as Delmar Pde. 

Yeah it was. I lived there with him mate. We lived on the shopper docket 2 for 1 schnitzel deal the shopping centre had going with the DWH. That was a good feed!
 
I remember having a chat to him and another bloke and 2 girls in the lift one night.  Probably you, he was carrying a schooner.  Just back from the pub probably.
 
Jeez Garts. This isn't going to turn into a media beat up is it? ;-) Stephenson steals schooner from recently revamped pub!
 
Fonz link said:
Jeez Garts. This isn't going to turn into a media beat up is it? ;-) Stephenson steals schooner from recently revamped pub!

If this place was around back then I would have come on here and started a thread saying how Steppa was out on the piss when he really should not be doing anything but staying locked up in his apartment as he is a NRL footy player than is not allowed any form of social life. 
 

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