Playing for the Mouth Pritchard Mounties in a NSW Cup clash with the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, Page produced some sickening collisions with his powerful running game.
The Sea Eagles’ Dylan Kelly [number 12] came off particularly badly after attempting to halt Page in full flight.
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The Mounties prop uses his forearm almost like the bullbar on a car and it will be interesting to watch him if and when he steps up to NRL level with the Canberra Raiders, to whom he is contracted.
This league player produced some sickening collisions at the weekend
RUGBY LEAGUE CAN be a brutal sport at times, much like union, and Luke Page took the opportunity to remind us of exactly that over the weekend.
Playing for the Mouth Pritchard Mounties in a NSW Cup clash with the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, Page produced some sickening collisions with his powerful running game.
The Sea Eagles’ Dylan Kelly [number 12] came off particularly badly after attempting to halt Page in full flight.
The Mounties prop uses his forearm almost like the bullbar on a car and it will be interesting to watch him if and when he steps up to NRL level with the Canberra Raiders, to whom he is contracted.
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