Ron Crowe

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• peter
  25 Sep 2013 9:46pm

  Great player Great man

• Peter Martyn
  29 May 2016 3:11pm

  A country legend a West Wyalong legend a great bloke

• Reg
  16 Mar 2019 4:51pm

  Ron Crowe joined Souths in early sixties for big money at time . He was a big ruddy faced country boy and because of his well publicised salary , his fellow forwards on much lesser monies certainly made him earn it . He was a tireless worker who took it up hard and with no passing game he took it up the middle again , again and again .
  Ron was the spirit of Souths at the time . Vale Ron

• Warren Welsh
  18 Apr 2020 4:39pm

  As a relative , ( mums ( bev Welsh )dads ( des castle) sisters son ) I can remember visiting the Crowe household in the 70’s. Remember the pic on the wall. Amazing BIG MAN and I haven’t stopped telling people since then. Thanks to the beautiful Crowe family . From Warren Welsh. Grandson of Desmond and living in Camden NSW

• Mick Robertson
  19 Jul 2020 9:35pm

  Great Man very humble loved West Wyalong fine ambassador for Rugby League hero to many

• Anonymous
  27 Jun 2021 9:46pm

  Still talked about today July 2021, as one of the biggest men to play rugby league. Worked as a timber feller all his life. South’s flew him down the play on weekends. He trained on his own. He put family above all and even refused Kangaroo selection one year, due to his family commitments. Gone but never forgotten. A bush immortal.

• Denice Trethowan (nee Crowe)
  13 May 2022 10:56pm

  Dad (Ron Crowe) was born on the 25th November 1932 not the 19th November 1932

• Grahame Morris
  14 Jul 2023 9:45pm

  I played for Yanco Wamoon against Dookie’s West Wyalong in the early 70’s. We were thrashed something like 58-nil. I played fullback that day. Obviously a lot of Wyalong players ran past me.

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