Reuben Garrick

[47MVEagle]

PS Garrick just looks like a solid unit of fast-twitch muscle, even his jawline is jacked haha.

 

[TimmyQ]

Ok ok I think we've pumped up this blokes tyres enuff in this thread. So to add some balance (unnecessary negativity) to the discussion the name 'Reuben Garrick' wreaks of private school rugby ponce to me .... Go Manly!

 

[globaleagle]

A private school etc etc would point out that it is 'reeks' in this case and not 'wreaks'.


Not me though.

 

[40 years an eagle]

I like Sanga the best...but i'm a favourite of names like Beaver, Igor, Turban-head and The Brick with Eyes.

 

[Woodsie]

Just as an aside ... we have had a Reub before ... the legendary Rupert (Reub) Hudson who played for the Sea Eagles back in the 50's I think .... and was a dedicated club man his whole life ... he was a fixture arounf d the place back in the day ..

In fact Reub Hudson Oval at Curlie was named after him ....

 

[HoldenV8]

I think its about time we discussed his nickname. Seems like he is going to be around for a while.

I don't think "Sandwich" really cuts it. Anyone got anything better ?

Just don't call him Garrick Morgan. He's a better league player than that.

 

[The Who]

You don't like 'Sandwich' then how about 'loaf'?
(and then the centre inside him on the football field could aptly be called 'Loafer')

 

[47MVEagle]

How did the "Sandwich" nickname come about?

 

[47MVEagle]

You don't like 'Sandwich' then how about 'loaf'?
(and then the centre inside him on the football field could aptly be called 'Loafer')

I played footy years ago with a Tongan bloke whose family name was so hard to pronounce we just called him "Sofa Loafer"

 

[40 years an eagle]

u

How did the "Sandwich" nickname come about?

The Reuben sandwich.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reuben_sandwich

 

[ManEagle]

u


The Reuben sandwich.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reuben_sandwich

Thanks for that, what about we call him the Deli ?
At least that way Suli might show for training....

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

Ok ok I think we've pumped up this blokes tyres enuff in this thread. So to add some balance (unnecessary negativity) to the discussion the name 'Reuben Garrick' wreaks of private school rugby ponce to me .... Go Manly!

His middle names are James Kinkaid.

 

[Pittwater Legend]

Garrick is all muscle. He looks like a great trainer

 

[Shoe1]

A private school etc etc would point out that it is 'reeks' in this case and not 'wreaks'.


Not me though.

I would correct it and I am a public school product

 

[40 years an eagle]

Thanks for that, what about we call him the Deli ?

Deli is good.

 

[Dan]

Deli is good.

Or sandwich garage

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

Just as an aside ... we have had a Reub before ... the legendary Rupert (Reub) Hudson who played for the Sea Eagles back in the 50's I think .... and was a dedicated club man his whole life ... he was a fixture arounf d the place back in the day ..

In fact Reub Hudson Oval at Curlie was named after him ....

Reub was too old to have played for Manly. You're thinking of his son Rupert (Rupe) Hudson, who died a couple of years back. Also a great servant of the Club.

 

[Ryan]

Definitely one of my favorites. Hope that doesn't spell the end of him (see Jamie Lyon and Dylan Walker).

Sorry in advance Reuben. Hahaha

 

[castle eagle]

Definitely one of my favorites. Hope that doesn't spell the end of him (see Jamie Lyon and Dylan Walker).

Sorry in advance Reuben. Hahaha

geez mate, with your history your favourites should be players of the ilk of a lewis brown or a chris bailey

 

[Woodsie]

Reub was too old to have played for Manly. You're thinking of his son Rupert (Rupe) Hudson, who died a couple of years back. Also a great servant of the Club.

Mate, you have confused me ... all I know is I used to say g'day to Rueb Hudson at least 3 times a week at brookie and in about 1973 they named the oval at Curlie the Rueb Hudson Oval .... the bloke who died a few years back was the right age to have played in the 50.s ..... are you saying the Oval was named aftr his father ?