Inglis was born in Bowraville Sydney made his NRL debut for the Mighty Melbourne Storm then moved onto the South Sydney Rabbitohs. In his prime at his peak he could turn a game in the blink of an eye, power speed agility he is the blueprint for the perfect Rugby League 6’4” 105kg. Perfection personified but he let some injuries and alcohol. Not on the G.O.A.T but definitely among the conversations
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Inglis retired young due to injuries in 2019, he's around 6'5. He's Australian Aboriginal, and mostly played fullback (#1) and centre (#4), both are running backs positions. Great vid mate 🤙
He’s one of the best to ever touch a rugby ball bro. Anyone that says otherwise don’t know their rugby league. Top 5 is just everyone’s opinions and in mine he is definitely one of the top 5 ever. The accolades speak for themselves. Great video bro. Shoutout from New Zealand.
This is rugby league and Greg Inglis is an Indigenous Australian (Aboriginal) the crawl he does when he scores a try is the Goanna Crawl. The Goanna is a big native Australian lizard and it is also his Aboriginal totem, he does the crawl as a celebration to represent his Indigenous culture. Just a bit of education for you if you read this comment, good reaction bro
7:05 Sonny Bill was the hardest hitter in Rugby League. He tried to line up Inglis and got schooled. Strong, tall, fast, smart. Inglis is the G.O.A.T in rugby league.
Not sure goat. I think as a complete player he is peerless however on individual position makes the top 5 in each position.. if that makes sense, however a few of those in the top 5 were around when he was so he played against and with some of the best league players ever.
@@jamesw2546bro what are you talking about did you even witness his run at Melbourne storms Greg has played 5-8, fb, wing and centre the man conquered the when he played represented Australia, QLD, Mel Storms, Country and South Syd and DOMINATED !
You get a subscribe just for knowing that League and Union are different sports. GI was a phenomenal player. I love that this vid showed him in offence and defence. He was a beast going both ways. A true 80 minute player. I had to love hime when he played for my team, Melbourne and, later ,having that grudging respect that you give to superstars when they do that shit to your team. Apart from that, from what I know, he was a humble gentleman. Proud of his heritage. An amazing athlete who represented my country and in turn me. He had the courage to confront his demons sat the end of his NRL career which is conduct that anyone should emulate. Wish him all the best. By the way, Rugby League is back live right now. Get on it! Because... In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king. Yours in League!
Fuck yes what a reaction! GI was by far the greatest player I’ve ever witnessed in terms of highlight reels he did things no one else could regularly.. he’s 6ft 4, 235lbs
In the world of #RugbyLeague , Greg was a #Deity (Demigod) among men. Speed, strength, agility, awareness and untrained talent, he had it all 💯 We played a curtain raiser (game before the main event) for a semi professional team he played for in his teens. Everyone was talking about him at the time, and so we decided to stick around and watch him after our game. We watched him score 9 tries that day, and instantly knew this boy was special. He was so good when he burst into the professional scene that he could play numerous positions on the field, thus changing and evolving the very game and player position. State Of Origin (The maroon jerseys vs the blue) is the hardest platform in the rugby league world arena. Greg has the most tries in origin history. That alone is a feat in its self. Like I said, a #Deity among men. I've seen and played with and against alot of great players but Greg, he's the best I've ever seen. #GOAT 👊 He would've done just as good in other codes like Rugby Union, and I definitely know you guys would've loved to see him play NFL in his prime, like a running back/wide receiver/tight end.💯
One of the greatest players in rugby league. These are just his try scoring highlights, him actually playing is another thing, a constant threat every time he runs with the ball.
GI played for the NRL (Rugby league, not Rugby Union, ..big difference) and he was born in a country town called Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia. 6’5” 230lbs, strong, runs like the wind, sidestep, all the skills, no fear and rock-solid defence. He has a presence that only great players have. A FREAK!! I think a team of GI’s would beat a team of any other great player you can think of. Probably the best way to determine how good he is. GI can play in any backline position from 5/8, Centre ¾, Winger and Full back. These are most of the main offensive as well as defensive backline positions combined. GI Played for the Melbourne Club the Storm, then moved to the Sydney club South Sydney Rabbitohs where he retired from the NRL last year and is now playing Super League in England. Cheers Al
Greg is from a country town called Kempsey in N.S.W on the mid north coast. He played in the Queensland cup then got scouted to Melbourne then moved to south Sydney. 💯 true ledgend in the NRL game he is ABORIGANL of Australia 🇦🇺
He played mainly fullback and centre, but for 1 year played 5/8th, which is usually the smaller, playmaking positions, he also won the 5/8th of the year award even when out of position. He can play anywhere, often bullied the big forwards too
HOW ARE THEY GOING TO STOP HIM? THEY CAAANT STOP HIM! SOUTH SYDNEY’S GREG INGLIS HAS SCOREDDDD. THAT IS A MAAAGICAL RUGBY LEAGUE TRY... OF MAASSIVE PROPORTIONS!
I saw your video on trending today and I checked it out and I liked what I seen as you can see I’ve liked like a dozen of your vids and subscribed. From Australia btw your channel is fire bro
This is rugby league and Inglis played mainly at fullback. In defence it would be the NFL equivalent of a safety and in attack his roles would be kick return ( !) and a running back who mostly runs the edges rather than the middle route.
Bro I wished you could’ve been here in Australia to witness his greatness you will never really understand because you’re an American but bro you said it he was like the Micheal Jordan of rugby league
Grey is a fullback! Aboriginal that is born in NSW but plays for Queensland because they didn't pick Aboriginal then!! Great player but the drink... Bless him hope he's in a good space?
He's from New South Wales (the state that Sydney is in). Small town. He played for Melbourne (think New York). They don't like Rugby in Melbourne, so the League allowed them to fudge the rules a bit to build amazing teams to try and get more crowds and support there.
The Superman of Rugby League 🐐 highlights don't do his career justice he changed the game, he was doing things before anyone and so many rules got changed because of this man. This dude could make a highlight real out of shitting on other greats in their primes dude was lethal pretty much a created player 99 everything 😂 GI a Demi God
You’re allowed to drag someone who has the ball into touch (out of bounds) as long as the player with the ball has momentum in some direction. A tackle isn’t considered completed until a player has fully stopped momentum in any direction and has had downward pressure applied from the defender
The moment you said he did nothing to score a try. Well it’s a significant moment it put his team storm in front on the siren to win to get into the grand final and they were not the favourite to win
@@RareSoulTV South Sydney Til I Die. Greg was a huge part of us winning our first title in 42 years back in 2014. We are the most successful club but most of that was back in the day. We had sucked my entire life and he was a big reason the club turned around.
He's top 3 in ( fullback no 1/center no3 or no4), in terms of greatest of all time, for example Andrew John's is a (halfback no7)and he pretty much changed that position, the way he kicked the ball and just controlled the game was crazy, then you have Cam smith(dummy half no.9) who has the best rugby league brain, this bloke controls the game like no one else he's always 5 steps ahead of everyone, if you really want to learn more about the game Just look up the Nrl UA-cam channel and just watch some game highlights and pre/post game shows so you can get an understanding of what makes individual players stand out from the rest, 🤝🏽✌🏽 love the reactions to my g
Greg is quite phenomenal. He's a back (generally, the smaller, faster players - the big bruisers are called forwards), but Greg was big enough and strong enough to be a forward. He also has great positional awareness, so that he always seems to be right where he's needed (to attack or defend). [Oh, that's another difference between NFL and Rugby and Rugby League - there's no "special teams", "Offence" or "Defence" teams. The players on the field stay on the field, and don't get "swapped out" if you fumble and lose the ball]. I mentioned in another of your vids about in the 112 year history of Rugby League there are 100-odd players in the Hall of Fame. Of those, 13 have been raised to "Immortal" status. Another certainty is Johnathan Thurston (it was his video that I made this comment in). Greg Inglis, fantastic player though he was (and is) will probably not achieve Immortal status.
Didn't see anyone else in the comments answer this - in rugby league a field goal (you might also hear it called a 'drop goal', because it has to be a drop kick not a punt) is only worth one point, so you only really see it to break a tie in the late game. In rugby union a drop goal is worth three points, so you see it a lot more often (if the attacking team can't bust through for a try they might just go for the drop goal).
He is I believe the only person to win Dally M’s in three different positions?? Dally M basically means he’s the best player for that position, there is an overall title too which I believe he also won, positions were stand-off, centre and fullback, one of the greatest to ever lace up IMO
Played stand off early in his career, so the ball handler and distributor like a QB, then went to centre which is wide out. And played full back which is the ball returner from kicks
He is considered to be the best attacking player in modern history but there are others that are considered to be more the GOAT that play more crucial positions to a team's chances. Check out Johnathon Thurston, Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk..They are the one's who direct the side around the park and make it possible for people like Greg Inglis to take advantage.
If you had to compare him to an NFL star he would be Calvin Johnson/Julio Jones. Extremely quick and was almost impossible to stop 1 on 1. One of the greatest athletes in NRL history.
You have to watch a full game of rugby league and rugby union, to understand the differences, I played both for over twenty years. Rugby league is the harder and faster game, that's my opinion. Love from down Under brother.
One of the best for sure. Could play 1, 4 or 6 closest version to him would be mal meninga but I Inglis for sure one of the best backs on the game ever
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You can drag someone over the sideline if it’s 1 motion, as in not until the movement of tackle is finished is it considered the end of a tackle
Inglis was born in Bowraville Sydney made his NRL debut for the Mighty Melbourne Storm then moved onto the South Sydney Rabbitohs. In his prime at his peak he could turn a game in the blink of an eye, power speed agility he is the blueprint for the perfect Rugby League 6’4” 105kg. Perfection personified but he let some injuries and alcohol. Not on the G.O.A.T but definitely among the conversations
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Inglis retired young due to injuries in 2019, he's around 6'5. He's Australian Aboriginal, and mostly played fullback (#1) and centre (#4), both are running backs positions. Great vid mate 🤙
He’s one of the best to ever touch a rugby ball bro. Anyone that says otherwise don’t know their rugby league. Top 5 is just everyone’s opinions and in mine he is definitely one of the top 5 ever. The accolades speak for themselves. Great video bro. Shoutout from New Zealand.
just from some of the videos, I must agree he’s different
facts Bro
Check out the Australian Story piece on GI, massive respect for the man, even more than before. Huge heart
Not even there are others who would sh*t him out after a massive night out
@@benjaminsansom1448 And who would that be ?
This is rugby league and Greg Inglis is an Indigenous Australian (Aboriginal) the crawl he does when he scores a try is the Goanna Crawl.
The Goanna is a big native Australian lizard and it is also his Aboriginal totem, he does the crawl as a celebration to represent his Indigenous culture.
Just a bit of education for you if you read this comment, good reaction bro
damn, there so much Lowkey culture in rugby I love it
@@RareSoulTV this is rugby league bruv, don't get it twisted lol. The aboriginal juggernaut 💪😎
Thought it was called the iguana crawl
@@red-one2981 iguana are not natvie to Australia... the goana bruv
Greg Inglis is from New South Wales
7:05 Sonny Bill was the hardest hitter in Rugby League. He tried to line up Inglis and got schooled. Strong, tall, fast, smart. Inglis is the G.O.A.T in rugby league.
Big time.. if any1 had any doubts about his strength and skill. That moment settled it. Long live the 🐐
Not sure goat.
I think as a complete player he is peerless however on individual position makes the top 5 in each position.. if that makes sense, however a few of those in the top 5 were around when he was so he played against and with some of the best league players ever.
@@jamesw2546bro what are you talking about did you even witness his run at Melbourne storms Greg has played 5-8, fb, wing and centre the man conquered the when he played represented Australia, QLD, Mel Storms, Country and South Syd and DOMINATED !
He is Rugby League's SUPERMAN....
Weight, Hight, Built just perfect for the Game of Rugby League...
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GI was a phenomenal player. I love that this vid showed him in offence and defence. He was a beast going both ways.
A true 80 minute player.
I had to love hime when he played for my team, Melbourne and, later ,having that grudging respect that you give to superstars when they do that shit to your team.
Apart from that, from what I know, he was a humble gentleman. Proud of his heritage. An amazing athlete who represented my country and in turn me.
He had the courage to confront his demons sat the end of his NRL career which is conduct that anyone should emulate.
Wish him all the best.
By the way,
Rugby League is back live right now. Get on it!
Because...
In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Yours in League!
my man great comment, I’ve noticed rugby gaining more popularity in the states since civil-19 started. gotta love it!
He’s 6’5 240lb runs 100 meters under 11seconds
Blake Kopz ohh so bro just a real life thanos I feel it
@@mrmorris1358 10.98
Fuck yes what a reaction! GI was by far the greatest player I’ve ever witnessed in terms of highlight reels he did things no one else could regularly.. he’s 6ft 4, 235lbs
In the world of #RugbyLeague , Greg was a #Deity (Demigod) among men. Speed, strength, agility, awareness and untrained talent, he had it all 💯 We played a curtain raiser (game before the main event) for a semi professional team he played for in his teens. Everyone was talking about him at the time, and so we decided to stick around and watch him after our game. We watched him score 9 tries that day, and instantly knew this boy was special. He was so good when he burst into the professional scene that he could play numerous positions on the field, thus changing and evolving the very game and player position. State Of Origin (The maroon jerseys vs the blue) is the hardest platform in the rugby league world arena. Greg has the most tries in origin history. That alone is a feat in its self. Like I said, a #Deity among men. I've seen and played with and against alot of great players but Greg, he's the best I've ever seen. #GOAT 👊 He would've done just as good in other codes like Rugby Union, and I definitely know you guys would've loved to see him play NFL in his prime, like a running back/wide receiver/tight end.💯
Definitely the greatest player outright i have ever seen play league
He is one of our best player's back then👍. And always will be 🍻👍❤️😗
You have to appreciate all those blokes who went in to try and tackle GI. You're putting your safety on the line doing that.
Safety?! You’re putting your life on the line!
7:31 Shrugged off Sonny Bill (#12) like he was nothing...hahahaha
One of the greatest players in rugby league. These are just his try scoring highlights, him actually playing is another thing, a constant threat every time he runs with the ball.
GI played for the NRL (Rugby league, not Rugby Union, ..big difference) and he was born in a country town called Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia.
6’5” 230lbs, strong, runs like the wind, sidestep, all the skills, no fear and rock-solid defence. He has a presence that only great players have. A FREAK!!
I think a team of GI’s would beat a team of any other great player you can think of.
Probably the best way to determine how good he is.
GI can play in any backline position from 5/8, Centre ¾, Winger and Full back. These are most of the main offensive as well as defensive backline positions combined.
GI Played for the Melbourne Club the Storm, then moved to the Sydney club South Sydney Rabbitohs where he retired from the NRL last year and is now playing Super League in England.
Cheers Al
Greg is from a country town called Kempsey in N.S.W on the mid north coast. He played in the Queensland cup then got scouted to Melbourne then moved to south Sydney. 💯 true ledgend in the NRL game he is ABORIGANL of Australia 🇦🇺
He position is centre you gotta runn all day bro💯no matter how much it hurts 🤘🍻✌️🤜🤛
he’s a fullback & centre which is similar to running back and wide receiver
@@mrmorris1358 you got no idea haha
Inglis is on the same level as Jordan or Kobe. (R.I.P)
Yes he is agreed❤️
He can play anywhere, but mastered fullback and centre with a few games at stand off and wing. The aboriginal juggernaut 😎💪
Inglis us one of those players that changed the game🔥 a loy of the league structures had to find a way to defend him, only Legends do that
He played mainly fullback and centre, but for 1 year played 5/8th, which is usually the smaller, playmaking positions, he also won the 5/8th of the year award even when out of position. He can play anywhere, often bullied the big forwards too
HOW ARE THEY GOING TO STOP HIM? THEY CAAANT STOP HIM! SOUTH SYDNEY’S GREG INGLIS HAS SCOREDDDD. THAT IS A MAAAGICAL RUGBY LEAGUE TRY... OF MAASSIVE PROPORTIONS!
People only remember Inglis at south Sydney but Inglis was a killer at Melbourne storms 😮💨🔥💯
If he played Rugby Union, he would have been devastating as Lomu was in his era.
I saw your video on trending today and I checked it out and I liked what I seen as you can see I’ve liked like a dozen of your vids and subscribed. From Australia btw your channel is fire bro
Btw I just finished watching this vid. I’ve seen this vid of g.i already but where you paused it is where it got heaps better
This is rugby league and Inglis played mainly at fullback. In defence it would be the NFL equivalent of a safety and in attack his roles would be kick return ( !) and a running back who mostly runs the edges rather than the middle route.
okay, I played both those positions in football, explains why I like him
He has signed for Warrington wolves in the North of England and the league starts on March 25th
Legend of the game one of the best to ever do it
Inglis is from Queensland Australia.
He's coming out of retirement next season and has signed for WARRINGTON WOLVES in super league
Bro I wished you could’ve been here in Australia to witness his greatness you will never really understand because you’re an American but bro you said it he was like the Micheal Jordan of rugby league
Grey is a fullback! Aboriginal that is born in NSW but plays for Queensland because they didn't pick Aboriginal then!! Great player but the drink... Bless him hope he's in a good space?
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one of the best ever he will be a league immortal
"Get off me!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is rugby league. He is from nsw but played for Melbourne for a while then south's in club competition but plays representative for Queensland
When you watch that you see him do the Goanna and he is the best Greg Inglis is the best of rugby league 2014 Rabbitohs
Inglis has just signed to play in the English super league after a couple years out due to shoulder injury and retirement..
GI one of the best of all time.
5:06 what makes that joke even better is the way is slid
React to Jarryd Hayne and Benji Marshall! These two revolutionised the game! Every kid wanted to be him
hell yeah thanks bro!
Bowraville, Nsw, Australia. Rugby League.
He is from a rural town in the mid-north coast NSW.
Genius
He plays rugby league but his one of the best
He's from New South Wales (the state that Sydney is in). Small town. He played for Melbourne (think New York). They don't like Rugby in Melbourne, so the League allowed them to fudge the rules a bit to build amazing teams to try and get more crowds and support there.
Greg is a First Nation's son. We are so proud of him. He is the best player ever. His build is, as we say in Aus, he is built like a brick shithouse!
The Superman of Rugby League 🐐 highlights don't do his career justice he changed the game, he was doing things before anyone and so many rules got changed because of this man. This dude could make a highlight real out of shitting on other greats in their primes dude was lethal pretty much a created player 99 everything 😂 GI a Demi God
Feel goal is 1 point ,a try is 4 point and conversion of the try is 2.He is an indigenous native Australia.
You’re allowed to drag someone who has the ball into touch (out of bounds) as long as the player with the ball has momentum in some direction. A tackle isn’t considered completed until a player has fully stopped momentum in any direction and has had downward pressure applied from the defender
Played Wing, Centre, Five-eighth and Fullback
Greg Inglis still plays rugby but he's very close to retirement at the age of 34
He's retired from the NRL but has just signed a 1 year deal with a super league team.
It's Rugby League bro
Pro Mover how does the super league differ from the regular league?
NRL is Southern hemisphere
Super League is Northern hemisphere
Below the equator v above the equator
NRL competition is considered the pinnacle
@@RareSoulTV it's just Europe's NRL
@raresoultv Greg is/was the greatest player ever in rugby league and i loved watching you appreciate and enjoying his highlights
Never seen any foreign rugby so no clue how good they are, but amongst Aussies? I’d definitely put him in the top 3, and maybe even the top spot.
The moment you said he did nothing to score a try. Well it’s a significant moment it put his team storm in front on the siren to win to get into the grand final and they were not the favourite to win
He's a N . S . Welshman , always was always will be .
He is hard!!
SSTID! Legend!
Nate Bee what’s sstid?
@@RareSoulTV South Sydney Til I Die. Greg was a huge part of us winning our first title in 42 years back in 2014. We are the most successful club but most of that was back in the day. We had sucked my entire life and he was a big reason the club turned around.
Nate Bee ayeeee hell yeah, that’s big time right there
The field goal is 1 point and you have to do a drop kick it’s actually mad hard 😂
He's top 3 in ( fullback no 1/center no3 or no4), in terms of greatest of all time, for example Andrew John's is a (halfback no7)and he pretty much changed that position, the way he kicked the ball and just controlled the game was crazy, then you have Cam smith(dummy half no.9) who has the best rugby league brain, this bloke controls the game like no one else he's always 5 steps ahead of everyone, if you really want to learn more about the game Just look up the Nrl UA-cam channel and just watch some game highlights and pre/post game shows so you can get an understanding of what makes individual players stand out from the rest, 🤝🏽✌🏽 love the reactions to my g
imo the best player to ever play NRL.
The best in rugby league
Greg is quite phenomenal. He's a back (generally, the smaller, faster players - the big bruisers are called forwards), but Greg was big enough and strong enough to be a forward. He also has great positional awareness, so that he always seems to be right where he's needed (to attack or defend). [Oh, that's another difference between NFL and Rugby and Rugby League - there's no "special teams", "Offence" or "Defence" teams. The players on the field stay on the field, and don't get "swapped out" if you fumble and lose the ball]. I mentioned in another of your vids about in the 112 year history of Rugby League there are 100-odd players in the Hall of Fame. Of those, 13 have been raised to "Immortal" status. Another certainty is Johnathan Thurston (it was his video that I made this comment in). Greg Inglis, fantastic player though he was (and is) will probably not achieve Immortal status.
Yea U can that's my job when I play that in junior Rugby league
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his from a small town called bowraville near coffs harbour lol
Start of 2019 he retired and he played for the South Sydney rabbitohs and Melbourne storm
He is the Michael Jordan for rugby league
hey bro, in his prime this guy's measurements were-
Height: 6'5
Weight: 235lbs
Shoe Size- 13
he is the best in rugby league
Hes playing fullback in the red and green rabbitohs
Center in purple and white melbourne storm
Maroon center
Didn't see anyone else in the comments answer this - in rugby league a field goal (you might also hear it called a 'drop goal', because it has to be a drop kick not a punt) is only worth one point, so you only really see it to break a tie in the late game.
In rugby union a drop goal is worth three points, so you see it a lot more often (if the attacking team can't bust through for a try they might just go for the drop goal).
You can see him playing for Warrington this year :)
He is I believe the only person to win Dally M’s in three different positions?? Dally M basically means he’s the best player for that position, there is an overall title too which I believe he also won, positions were stand-off, centre and fullback, one of the greatest to ever lace up IMO
Played stand off early in his career, so the ball handler and distributor like a QB, then went to centre which is wide out. And played full back which is the ball returner from kicks
Best player I've ever seen play skill power speed no fear etc
He scored a try too when he busted his acl in a game!
The club he's joining is just around the corner from me, his work permit has been approved.
Where
@@dajay2k Warrington Wolves, in Warrington.
@@Zentron nice. I'm from England so know Warrington.
@@dajay2k I bought my current car in Warrington and go to the big carboot sale there sometimes... when there's no Covid stopping it of course!
Probably the 5th best player of all time
Thanks bud , you watched me under nines Botany Rams..53yrs old still got it , lol
He’s from Bowraville NSW
He is considered to be the best attacking player in modern history but there are others that are considered to be more the GOAT that play more crucial positions to a team's chances. Check out Johnathon Thurston, Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk..They are the one's who direct the side around the park and make it possible for people like Greg Inglis to take advantage.
And don’t forget Slater! (Sorry if he’s already been reacted to, I missed a few vids)
League and he is from kempsy NSW Australia
The guy chasing Inglis @ 3:34 is the best to ever have played in the NRL. Andrew John’s the 8th Immortal
If you had to compare him to an NFL star he would be Calvin Johnson/Julio Jones. Extremely quick and was almost impossible to stop 1 on 1. One of the greatest athletes in NRL history.
He is playing for Melbourne. He is Aboriginal. When he scores he does the Sand Lizard. yeeeeew!!!!
He hasn't played for Melbourne in years he retired in 2019with south Sydney but is going over to super league in 2021.
Its also the goanna crawl.
all good goanna lizard they taste the same. is he really playin in 2021. madness bruh.
He retired but is coming out of retirement next year
John Cena boy bout to crazy
No he’s not coming out of retirement
Benjamin Wynter what are you talking about? He’s signed with Warrington
You have to watch a full game of rugby league and rugby union, to understand the differences, I played both for over twenty years. Rugby league is the harder and faster game, that's my opinion. Love from down Under brother.
Yesss. G.I. the best!
Bro this is the lebron of NRL
Second row is the quickest and strong bro it's your position you have to play
He’s retired but he’s coming back to super league in England
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Damn are serious man?! Definitely going to watch it since Israel Folau is playing their aswell
One of the best for sure. Could play 1, 4 or 6 closest version to him would be mal meninga but I Inglis for sure one of the best backs on the game ever
RUGBY LEAGUE 👍🏻💪🏻
Inglis = goat
Shane Heff 💯💯💯
It's rugby league his from Queensland Australia.
He's a centre.. which needs speed and size. Inglis would probably have been and tight end in the NFL if he played. 6'5, around 230-240lb...
You have to watch Johnathan Thurston kalyn ponga For the NRL and faf de klerk for the rugby union