Blake Solly speaks about his life as a Rabbitoh

Posted on May 28, 2020 by rabbitohsradio

Craig ‘Tugger’ Coleman

Posted on April 26, 2020 by rabbitohsradio

On the podcast this week we talk to Rabbitohs legend Craig ‘Tugger’ Coleman & discuss all the big issues at South Sydney & the NRL.

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Don Cameron says: I saw Tugger grow up loving his football as a kid and as a senior player with South Sydney. There were some tough players that wore the red and green John Sattler, Les Davidson, David Boyle, Micheal Andrews but non tougher than Craig, he never took a backward step he had no fear. (28/12/2016) Rugby League Project

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Hey guys just abit about what’s going around at the moment. Sorry again have a good day.

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Get well soon Les Smith

Mavos mate Les Smith had an horrific accident with a circular saw at home in Canberra last Saturday. Les nearly lost 3 fingers & needed a 10 hour operation. Les is as mad a Rabbitoh as you will ever find & along with wife Cindy they often travel from the nations capital down to Rabbitohs games. Get well soon mate.

Not all were stars but NRL coaches make dream team

Chaps, Browny & Mavo work together as wharfies at Port Botany in Sydney. A lot of their workmates are former rugby league players so they have compiled a wharfie dream team that would surely be hard to beat. Can anyone out there match this team from their workplace?

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We are pleased to announce the signing of @ssfcrabbitohs young half @lachyilias as @searoosports first Rugby League Client. Lachlan is a perfect fit for our growing company, a former Australian Schoolboys Rugby Union star and key member of South Sydney's Jersey Flegg premiership winning side is tipped by many to be a star of the future. Searoo's own @braith_anasta is very much looking forward to working closely with Lachlan and helping him to unlock his potential: "Lachlan is a fantastic young man with huge aspirations. I see so much potential in Lachlan and our immediate goal as a team is for Lachlan to play first grade for @ssfcrabbitohs and via his Greek heritage to represent Greece at the @rlwc2021 I'm so excited to be working with such a talent!" Lachlan told Searoo Sports: "I am very excited to join Searoo and honoured to be their first Rugby League client. As a young half, the opportunity to work closely with Braith on my journey was very appealing to me. Seeing the work Searoo have done with their Golf talent and the team they have assembled made the decision to sign a very easy one."

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Season 1 Episode 3 Featuring Craig Coleman 31/7/2019

Posted on January 28, 2020 by rabbitohsradio

In this episode we look back at the Rabbitohs 20-16 round 19 win over the Dragons at ANZ Stadium, discuss the Souths pathways teams results, interview Bunnies legend Craig ‘Tugger’ Coleman & look ahead to the round 20 Sharks clash that we would go on to lose 39-24 at Shark Park. Browny & Mavo also share their memories of the Cronulla Sharks.

Craig Coleman

A Cheeky, irrepressible halfback, Craig Coleman played a record 283 grade games with Souths. Coleman was a tyro behind the scrumbase; able to mobilise his forwards with sharp passing and providing great service to his outside backs. He played for Widnes in 1986-87, where he left under a cloud when he preferred to play second grade, and for Hull in 1988-89. After a decade with the Rabbitohs, he left the club at the end of 1992 to play with Salford in England. The following year, Coleman returned to Australia after the February 1 deadline and threatened to take the ARL to court when denied a clearance to play with the G’Coast club. (He played in the Souths A Grade competition for the remainder of the year). Coleman brought his experience to the fore with the struggling Seagulls club in 1994-5 and despite his veteran status, saw out his career with Wests in 1996. But his heart was always at Souths, and he returned to the club as a lower grade coach before taking over from Steve Martin midway through 1998. Coleman was at the helm of the Rabbitohs when they were excluded from the 2000 NRL competition and fought for two years for the right to be included in the premiership competition. It was only fitting then, when Souths returned in 2002, that Coleman was back as first grade coach but the move was not a success. After the Rabbitohs struggled to be competitive in 2002 and in pre-season trials in 2003, Coleman was sacked by the club.
– ALAN WHITICKER