Uppo58 wrote:My memory of him was in a scuffle at the Boulevard, best stand side and just south the half way line. Greg came away from a melee of players with big Kelvin Skerrett throwing haymakers, none connected,Bluey backed off a yard and morphed into a classic Southpaw boxing stance. He stood his ground against the big bear. Toe to toe, nose to nose. Skerrett stopped swinging and walked away.I was v impressed, thought that was class.
was a tough "little" guy, him and Entat were the best partnership I ever saw in B&W at Boulevard, possibly the best ever, with an honourable mention for Hasler.
