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Message: [QUOTE="1910, post: 3581643, member: 8272"] Charlie was a happy kid, he never grew up in a lot of ways. Always fun- he overcame the loss of his brother when he was 16 picked up those pieces and he had a great career. 43 games for the Clydesdales in the ISC and 23 tries, off the bench in the 2000 Grand Final loss to Dolphins he was so strong. If he was lifting in the gym the whole place came to a standstill to watch. He has the record at the Cowboys and Broncos and the Cowboys record beats the Broncos record. I remember when the Cowboys dropped him back to the Pride in 2010, he scored a try against Ipswich that just smashed his way through under the posts. He was so dynamic and fun to watch play football. The joke always used to be about how he never got a quick play the ball but he always said hard to when you're carrying three blokes forward. To play Origin after 15 NRL games and handle it is just so hard and he made so many great runs. His run down the right-hand side and offload for Lockyer in game three was just pure Charlie. Look at that team in 2000- Webb, Tate, Harrison, Hodges and Parker. Webb with the biggest smile. [/QUOTE]

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