       | | | STATE OF ORIGIN Willie MASON
He became something of a cult figure in 2002 with his Afro hair style. But there was no denying his value as an impact player with his galloping runs and his ability to offload the ball. By using his huge frame to hit the advantage line, Willie marked himself as a Representative Player of the future. It didn't take him long to make his Representative debut against Great Britain in July 2002. Mason represented Australia again in the Test win against New Zealand in October that year. 2003 brought with it further recognition by way of a Anzac Test, State of Origin debut and a Kangaroo Tour. The towering forward became an automatic selection in the Australian Test team after NSW's dominance of State of Origin Series and is still to this day a permanent fixture in both NSW Origin and Australia Test Teams. XMAS SPECIAL $19.95 HURRY WHILE STOCKS LAST |  | | | Click Image to View Larger BUY NOW | | Darren LOCKYER Darren made his first grade debut with the Broncos as an eighteen year old five-eight in 1995.
He quickly showed his versatility in the centres and at full back, proving himself as a creative attaching player and very safe under the high ball. His ability as a goal kicker complimented his all round Rugby League ability.
In 2000 Darren was warded the Clive Churchill Medal for best and fairest player on the field in the Grand Final win.
Darren is now regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of Rugby League. Darren is the only player to have completed the trifecta of captaining winning teams in the NRL Premiership, the State of Origin series and the Tri Nations series in the same year. He was also awarded the golden boot award for the best Rugby League player in the world in 2006.
Darren is the current captain of the Brisbane Broncos, Queensland and Australian Rugby League teams. XMAS SPECIAL $19.95 HURRY WHILE STOCKS LAST
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