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GALLOWAY WANTS TO BE 'THE ENFORCER'
By Wayne Cousins
26/10/2011 10:08:06 AM
Keith Galloway wore the sky blue of NSW and the green and gold of Australia this year. Now he wants to step it up a level and be ‘the enforcer’ of the Wests Tigers pack.
Galloway enjoyed his finest season in 2011 since making his NRL debut for Cronulla in 2003 but says there is still plenty of room for improvement next season.
“You can always play better as a player but it was definitely my most consistent year. I was pretty blessed in terms of no real serious injuries,’’ Galloway said.
“It is definitely something I want to build on. I want to get bigger and better for next year.
“The loss of experienced props Todd Payten and Bryce Gibbs means I have to be more aggressive, make more dominant tackles and more metres.
“There are always things you can work on as a player. You should never be comfortable and happy as to how you are going.”
Galloway acknowledged the role Payten and Gibbs played in helping to develop him his own game.
“Todd has been a wealth of experience for me,’’ Galloway said.
“I always looked at the way Todd conducted himself and his knowledge of the game. I just tried to draw off that and he helped me immensely in that department.
“I learnt so much from Bryce in terms of coming off the line in defence. He used to always shout at you if you were not pulling your weight. It was a pleasure to play with them.”
Go Suace. Hopefully he has a big 2012.
By Wayne Cousins
26/10/2011 10:08:06 AM
Keith Galloway wore the sky blue of NSW and the green and gold of Australia this year. Now he wants to step it up a level and be ‘the enforcer’ of the Wests Tigers pack.
Galloway enjoyed his finest season in 2011 since making his NRL debut for Cronulla in 2003 but says there is still plenty of room for improvement next season.
“You can always play better as a player but it was definitely my most consistent year. I was pretty blessed in terms of no real serious injuries,’’ Galloway said.
“It is definitely something I want to build on. I want to get bigger and better for next year.
“The loss of experienced props Todd Payten and Bryce Gibbs means I have to be more aggressive, make more dominant tackles and more metres.
“There are always things you can work on as a player. You should never be comfortable and happy as to how you are going.”
Galloway acknowledged the role Payten and Gibbs played in helping to develop him his own game.
“Todd has been a wealth of experience for me,’’ Galloway said.
“I always looked at the way Todd conducted himself and his knowledge of the game. I just tried to draw off that and he helped me immensely in that department.
“I learnt so much from Bryce in terms of coming off the line in defence. He used to always shout at you if you were not pulling your weight. It was a pleasure to play with them.”
Go Suace. Hopefully he has a big 2012.