OFFICIAL Liam Fulton [Discussion]

It was here that I expressed my absolute delight that the tigers had resigned Fults for a further 4 years and I was told by certain ppl here on the forum that he was a lightweight and a waste of money blah blah blah, we'll today is a sad day for our club with Liam retiring I for 1 (like most of us) will miss him greatly just like the team will miss his 30 odd tackles a game he made the right decision to retire no game is worth having brain damage when you are getting knocked out like Liam was every game . So to you Mr Fulton Thank You for helping us win the 05 grand final the many games I watched you play and the effort you have put in over the years go and enjoy your life now with your family Tigers Forever

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Liam, be proud of what you have achieved.
Not many people get to play in a NRL grand final, let alone be in the team that wins one.

Your long term health and well being are far more important than playing footy, and when it all boils down to it, footy is just a game.

Enjoy the rest of your future with your family and may you be blessed with good health, and fun times/memories
 
Great warrior and a good player that played way above his weight. I hope that all your wishes after playing the toughest game of them all come true.Good Luck Liam….
 
All the best for the future Liam. You will be remembered for your Courage on the field, keeping the smile on peoples faces off the field and for being a top family man. Your decision to retire was the only one you could've made.So long Liam,you will be missed.
 
Farewell to a warrior of our club. I trust that his decision means he will lead a healthy, happy and fulfilling future with his family. I look forward to the hearing about how Liam's commitment and courage for the club will be acknowledged and honoured. He deserves it.
 
What an absolute champion player and guy.

One of the best to wear our jersey. He's made the right decision and I wish him all the best for the future, hope he doesn't go too far from the Tigers as I'm sure there will always be a place for him somewhere in the club.

Not the biggest player on the field, but certainly had the biggest heart. Good luck Fults

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Very unfortunate that Liam found himself in tuba position. He's been a great clubman and I wish him all the best in the future.

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From futon himself …......
"It's sad but there's people worse off than me and it's just nice I was lucky enough to play this great game - especially for a dogs body like me ".

Champion bloke & a Champion sense of humour !!

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Good on ya buddy. Great club man, big heart and tough. Quite often punched above his weight whilst he wore his heart on hiss sleave. Good to see he took the advice of medics. Family and health first everything else a very distant second. Thanks for the good times and good luck.
 
Easily my favourite forward of the joint venture's history.

The team was always better when he was selected, despite being underrated by many.

He will obviously still get payed for the term of his contract so hopefully that gives him time to start a new career. I reckon he could give B Ryan a run for his money in the comedy stakes.
 
Just lost for words. Always been my favourite WT player. I'm just gobsmacked right now. Thank you for every minute you sweated blood, spat teeth, and gave 110% for this team. So devastating to see you leave, but ecstatic that you stayed loyal to the Tigers. If there were a team made up of nothing but cloned Fultons they would be unbeatable. In an age of players acting like complete and utter Neanderthals, Fulton was the perfect ambassador for the game. Will be sorely sorely missed. Thanks for the memories mate. Glad you got to get a premiership, and you have stamped yourself in the history of our club.
Just devastated and shocked to see you go!
 
I'm totally shattered for poor Liam, but I'm happy he's taking no chances with his health.

I always admired his defence and stamina given the amount of work he got through each game and the fact he never shirked any responsibility, but I'll forever remember him for this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFc4B88IgMM
 
Liam was one of my very favorite players - very skillful in attack and a perfect defensive technique.

I remember in the last moments of the 2005 Grand Final, Hodgo toed the ball into the in-goal area with Liam and Todd Payten closing in on it together. At the last moment Liam pulled out and allowed Todd to ground the ball for a try in a Grand Final. I suppose Liam thought, as we all did that night, that he would have more chances to score a try in a GF, but as it turned out, he didn't. This selfless act was typical of Liam Fulton.

A true Wests Tigers legend. Farewell and best wishes for the future.
 
It was A very sad day yesterday hearing the news of Liam's retirement , but it is fantastic to read how this forum is so united in recognising what a great Club Man & bloke he is.
Hoping he stays at the club in some capacity, as he will be a great asset.Never forget how much fun he was buying everyone shots at the Sackville Hotel after a very Long Grand Final luncheon day on the sauce .
Thanks for the great memories Liam , on &'off the field
 
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