Pat Richards.
Wests tigers Legend
Richards didn't just kick for distance; he kicked for chaos.
He mastered a unique spiral technique taught to him by soccer coach Graham Arnold.
He once calmly slotted a penalty goal from 55 meters out against the Bulldogs with a split head.
He famously nailed a 45-meter field goal from the sideline while playing for Wigan in the Super League, arguably the best drop-kick the UK has ever seen.
Not just that, In his second game back with the Wests Tigers, Richards struck a drop-out so pure it landed deep in the opposition’s territory.
It wasn’t just a fluke.
He once launched an 80-metre effort against the Rabbitohs that bounced around the halfway line and eventually rolled past their 20-metre Line.
Wests tigers Legend
Richards didn't just kick for distance; he kicked for chaos.
He mastered a unique spiral technique taught to him by soccer coach Graham Arnold.
He once calmly slotted a penalty goal from 55 meters out against the Bulldogs with a split head.
He famously nailed a 45-meter field goal from the sideline while playing for Wigan in the Super League, arguably the best drop-kick the UK has ever seen.
Not just that, In his second game back with the Wests Tigers, Richards struck a drop-out so pure it landed deep in the opposition’s territory.
It wasn’t just a fluke.
He once launched an 80-metre effort against the Rabbitohs that bounced around the halfway line and eventually rolled past their 20-metre Line.
