The Friday Quiz

[Cutter]

I can't believe Nathan Grey only played 8 tests when the likes of Tahu got 4.

 

[barbarian]

OK we will finish with a who am I. As always I will give clues a few minutes apart, and you ahve to guess the player. One guess per person, no cheating.

Clue 1: I was born in 1974.

 

[Jets]

Matt Henjak only played a few

 

[Ash]

Ash, Radike played about 5 or 6 back in his debut year.

Blah. Shows how well my memory goes back even that relatively short period of time!

 

[RugbyReg]

I can't believe Nathan Grey only played 8 tests when the likes of Tahu got 4.

Nathan played 35 Tests over 7 years for the Wallabies, appearing in the 1999 and 2003 World Cup squads

 

[barbarian]

I can't believe Nathan Grey only played 8 tests when the likes of Tahu got 4.

Actually that was my mistake, I had limited the list to tests in the last 10 years. He has actually played 35.

 

[barbarian]

Clue 2: I played 37 tests for the Wallabies

 

[Braveheart81]

If the clue was 35 tests for the Wallabies, you might have snookered yourself!

 

[barbarian]

Clue 3: I made my test debut in 2002.

 

[barbarian]

Clue 4: My middle name corresponds to the first name of a member of the Jackson 5.

 

[Ash]

Radeke Samo?

 

[RugbyReg]

 

[Ash]

Oh wait, 37 tests. I ignored that one. How wrong am I

 

[barbarian]

Jeez Reg, give people a chance!!

Wendell Jermaine Sailor it is.

 

[Ash]

Speaking of Sailor, Hugh Jarse would've been appreciative when Sailor made his return to the NRL for the dragons.

 

[Braveheart81]

Does Reg have a bit of white line fever like Big Dell did?

 

[barbarian]

Let's do one more.

Clue 1: I was born in 1982

 

[barbarian]

Clue 2: I made my Super Rugby debut in 2006.

 

[barbarian]

Clue 3: I have played for Australian Under 21s, Australia A, but not the Wallabies.

 

[barbarian]

Clue 4: My surname is worth a paltry 4 points in scrabble.