Kerrod Walters

He is married to Desley. "Unless Kerrod's had too much wine and starts talking shit! He believes he was "lucky" for that to happen. Liked by Kerrod Walters. We couldn't play after that because Steven was scared of the dark.

A Queensland State of Origin and Australian international representative hooker, he played most of his club football with the Brisbane Broncos, with whom he won the 1992 and 1993 NSWRL Premierships. "Because we played so much footy together, we had a sort of uncanny instinct about what the other was going to do.

"Many a time Mum had to come down and break up a few fights, put couple of blokes in the sin bin," Kerrod, 52, told NRL.com as part of the EISS Super "Family Stories" series. "Kerrod, also a hooker, featured in the Broncos' foundation 1988 season. We can't get enough of these LGBTQ+ powerhouse pairs.Looking for something to watch? There was a four-year age gap between Brett and myself and Kevin, so we were all pretty close. Report this profile; Activity. "Because I love the game and I'm passionate and I want Queensland to do well, but more importantly I want Kevvie to do well as a coach. "Steve recalls Wayne Bennett bringing five-eighth Kevin to the Raiders in 1987 when he arrived to co-coach alongside Don Furner.They lost the grand final in their first season together but won the classic '89 decider over Balmain before Kevin joined the Broncos. "Our parents weren't big travellers but they made the trip over to watch the World Cup final. It would've been interesting [to see] how far we could've gone in baseball. "Steve, a hooker, was the first to make his NSWRL debut for Canberra in 1986.

"It's great to think there's another Walters at that level … Billy's got a lot of ability, I'm sure if he just keeps his head down and keeps trying hard his time will come," Kerrod said. "On one occasion their competitiveness spilled over. We'd sort of get home from school in the afternoon at 3:30, we'd be down in the backyard straight away playing footy.

"Kevin and Kerrod are now Broncos legends while Steve is Raiders royalty. En club, il effectue la majorité de sa carrière aux Brisbane Broncos entre 1988 et 1996 avant de partir aux Adelaide Rams, en 1999 il s'exile en Angleterre aux Gateshead Thu… "The others will tell you apart from me they were all good players! "To think that two sons were competing for the same position and only one could make it ... We had a healthy respect for each other and I appreciated what a great player Steven was. The 26-year-old will play five-eighth in Friday's clash with Brisbane. But the twins excelled at another sport. This combination of players was known famously as "The Ipswich Connection". It's a very proud photo.

Au cours de sa carrière, il a été international australien participant la Coupe du monde 1989-1992 et a été sélectionné aux Queensland Maroons pour le State of Origin dans les années 1990. Choose an adventure below and discover your next favorite movie or TV show. Kerrod Walters was born on October 20, 1967 in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia as Kerrod Douglas Walters. You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content "The Raiders wanted to sign the three of the them.

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Plenty of Mercurochrome got used. When Kevin bolstered the team, the twins and halfback Allan Langer formed the famous "Ipswich Connection".Langer, a junior teammate of Andrew's, first built a combination with Kerrod and Kevin when they all played for the Ipswich Jets.Kerrod was delighted to have his twin return to Brisbane.

Kerrod, Kevin and … "There's another Walters on the NRL scene - Kevin's son Billy, who debuted for the Storm last year and now plays for Wests Tigers. Laurie Daley, Steve Walters and Gary Belcher celebrate Canberra's 1989 grand final win.Kevin Walters rejoices after scoring for Queensland in 1998.Kerrod Walters won two premierships at Brisbane and represented Queensland and Australia. They have one child. One of footy's greatest family stories began in an Ipswich backyard where a concrete path marked halfway.The Walters clan - twins Kerrod and Kevin, and older brothers Steve, Andrew and Brett - spent hours honing their craft there as kids.Kerrod, Kevin and Steve each played more than 200 premiership games and hold the distinction of being the only three brothers to represent Queensland and Australia.Andrew and Brett were accomplished players as well who were graded with the Broncos.But in those backyard days, it was all about enjoyment.