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Steve Kneen

Coaching Career

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Vital Statistics

Born
Thursday, 4th June, 1953
Current Age
Turns 73 today
Place Of Birth
Sutherland, New South Wales, Australia

Biography

Firebrand Cronulla second-row forward, as tough as he was talented, toured with the 1978 Kangaroos. Kneen was a local junior, spending two seasons with Helensburg in the I’warra competition before moving back to establish his career with the Sharks. He played in the 1978 grand final draw and replay against Manly in the second row but after being selected on the Kangaroo Tour made just 6 appearances in England and France. Kneen fell foul of the NSWRL Judiciary in the early 1980s during Jim Comans' campaign to clean up the game and received a twelve-month suspension that effectively ended his career. He attempted a comeback with I’warra in 1986 but suffered a hamstring injury during a trial game and retired.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Coaching Career Statistics

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Other   Comp Wins Matches W L D Win%  
NSW Reserve Grade - 22 8 12 2 36.36% List

NSW/QLD Cup - By Year

Team Season   Games W L D Win%  
Easts (R)Easts (R) 19921992 NSWRL Reserve Grade   228 12 2 36.36% List

NSW/QLD Cup - By Team

Team Years   Games W L D Win%  
Easts (R) 1992   22 8 12 2 36.36% List

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  • Brian
    24 Oct 2014 7:49pm

    Steve Kneen was an exceptionally rugged second rower. He played hard and retired before his time (due to significant infringements). Unfortunately his on field aggression prevented the league (defence and ball-playing prowess) possessed to be fully realised (should his longevity in the game allowed). Well done Steve, you left a mark in league history.

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