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Since his NRL debut, he's played in four Grand Finals, winning two Premierships and one Clive Churchill Medal. In 2007, Melbourne Storm named him at centre in their Team of the Decade. 2008 saw him win Best Player in the NRL, as judged by his peers. In the same year he earned his first Dally M awards for Five-Eigth of the Year and Representative Player of the Year, which he backed up in 2009.

He's played in four Origin series, winning all four. In 2009, he won the Wally Lewis Medal for player of the series, and won the Mal Meninga medal for QLD player of the series in two consecutive years, '08 and '09.

In 2006, he won International Newcomer of the Year. He's won a Tri-Nations and a Four-Nations tournament, earning player of the series in the latter. He's played in a World Cup Final. In 15 Tests, he's scored 15 tries.

He won the Golden Boot as the world's greatest player in 2009.

Greg Inglis, aged 22.

No matter which club, state of country you support, we should all feel privileged to be watching as player of his calibre. With another decade in front of him, we may be watching the greatest player to have lived.

a point me and my brother made on saturday night ! - his words - thats guy's a f*****g freak !

He's no Paul Sykes. He's just lucky he's got such quality around him.

Put him in the Salford team and we'll see just how good it is. But I suspect he'll avoid testing himself in the premier competition until he's at least 33.

if he can actually get a visa when he is 33.

No chance of getting back on the mothership, he's already done the arrest/scandal/disgrace thing.

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without a shadow of a doubt imo

tell that too the aussie media, all they talked about was haynsey,

my friend was raving on and on about hayne and before the storm / broncos game i reminded him about inglis, whom everybody had forgotten

during the game i was laughing, texting my mate whod said hayne was a better player.

having moving back to his natural position in the centres, hes back to his best.

though mark gasnier in form sure had some talent as well. and justin hodges is certainly a fantastic player too

Incredible player.

And you don't see the best of him for australia.

Watch some SOO highlights, the guys a superstar.

Inglis is a special player,just makes everything look so easy...i can imagine him at school being great at all sports.

problem is in this country when anybody with god given all round sports ability comes along he is nudged towards the money(ie football) eg Ryan Giggs

Still wasn't a try on Saturday though

Oh God.

Are you kidding? As if he'd get a game ahead of Stu Littler!



Seriously though, if anyone on here has the kind of sway to forcefully 'put' Inglis into the Salford team then have a word.