The pearl is the best centre I’ve ever seen!!! 142 tries in 189 games and if we include the super league world club challenges it’s 165 tries in 192 games plus what ever he scored in England.
@@MeanAzz_13 I got bored one day and went through his stats on rugby league project, and he scored something like 89 tries in 92 games at ANZ stadium (former broncos home ground, not the Sydney one)
as a Broncos fan from 88 to 2002 it took me so long to switch from them to my home team the cowboys but i had followed them from when i was 7 and the cows came in when i was 14 so half my life supporting the broncos at that stage. Took me i mean the cowboys a while to win me over for obvious reasons i still went to every home game and supported them when they weren't playing the broncos anyways before i forget to write what i was originally going to say Pearl is in my top 5 all time favourite and alfie still is my favourite despite cowboys fans going but thurston and the only NSW player in my top 5 Lazo.
He was my best player growing up he just made things look so easy on the league field, especially with the multitude of quality players from the same era just totally awesome.
Pearl and Mal not even close. Now if you went Hodges or gasnier and GI vs Mal and pearl you’d have a red hot competition. Jimmy ain’t on pearls level, and Mal and GI are to close to split.
@@troystaunton254 I only went Jimmy because he's about the closest fit in physical statue too Renouf I've seen, both with exceptional speed, wasn't really comparing their records as such, one big man one small man on both teams
He was special. Thanks for this reminder of how good the Pearl was.
The ultimate finisher
The pearl is the best centre I’ve ever seen!!! 142 tries in 189 games and if we include the super league world club challenges it’s 165 tries in 192 games plus what ever he scored in England.
Holy Frek! I new the Pearl was a try scoring machine but 142 touch downs in 189 games is a unreal *strike record*
@@MeanAzz_13 I got bored one day and went through his stats on rugby league project, and he scored something like 89 tries in 92 games at ANZ stadium (former broncos home ground, not the Sydney one)
Wow that really puts it into perspective amazing stats 👍
I totally agree.
as a Broncos fan from 88 to 2002 it took me so long to switch from them to my home team the cowboys but i had followed them from when i was 7 and the cows came in when i was 14 so half my life supporting the broncos at that stage. Took me i mean the cowboys a while to win me over for obvious reasons i still went to every home game and supported them when they weren't playing the broncos anyways before i forget to write what i was originally going to say Pearl is in my top 5 all time favourite and alfie still is my favourite despite cowboys fans going but thurston and the only NSW player in my top 5 Lazo.
My fav player ever 🙌🙌🙌
He was ahead of his time.
What a player
My hero
The prince of centres
He was my best player growing up he just made things look so easy on the league field, especially with the multitude of quality players from the same era just totally awesome.
All the great footballers have perfect timing Steve Renouf is one of them
The Pearl was a prolific try scorer. Sublime stepper and fender with speed to burn. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
What a combination Renouf and Hancock wow!
Still the best
Support, support, support
To good
I hated the broncos in this era but he was my fav player to watch
Loved watching the Bronco's attack from inside their own half and Renouf would just run away for the try
The Prince of centres
If you run off Renouf often enough, you'll score tries
*THE PEARL* & MENINGA
V
JIMMY *THE JET* & G.I
Who wins?
Pearl and Mal not even close. Now if you went Hodges or gasnier and GI vs Mal and pearl you’d have a red hot competition. Jimmy ain’t on pearls level, and Mal and GI are to close to split.
@@troystaunton254 I only went Jimmy because he's about the closest fit in physical
statue too Renouf I've seen, both with exceptional speed, wasn't really comparing their records as such, one big man one small man on both teams
Rugby League was better in the 90's