Post by dragon4 on Feb 16, 2020 12:17:18 GMT
He’s the young plumber from country NSW that set the NRL Nines alight in Perth.
Darwin selected him in Mad Barry One, and haven't been disappointed. He played alongside Tristan Sailor, who also had a fantastic series. Another Dragon, Mason Lino was also selected in the team of the tournament.
And rising Darwin Dragon's fullback Cody Ramsey says he hopes he did enough to warrant an upgrade to his current training contract at Darwin.
“Coach Vikas just said: ‘You play your own football, I’ve been watching you at training and you’ve been going good’ and he just told me to try hard,” Ramsey said.
“I’ve just been in the right position at the right time.
“I get a bit more space to run (in the 9s) and a bit more freedom to use my pace.”
Ramsey who is nicknames "Jesus", was named in the team of the tournament after a stunning show across four games for the grand finalists.
Celebrating his 20th birthday on Saturday, he scored a hat-trick against the Panthers - including the controversial try that knocked out Penrith on the buzzer - to finish with four for the tournament.
The Orange junior said he had come to Perth hoping to impress head coach Vikas.
"We believe he has done that", quipped a Darwin official!!!
Darwin selected him in Mad Barry One, and haven't been disappointed. He played alongside Tristan Sailor, who also had a fantastic series. Another Dragon, Mason Lino was also selected in the team of the tournament.
And rising Darwin Dragon's fullback Cody Ramsey says he hopes he did enough to warrant an upgrade to his current training contract at Darwin.
“Coach Vikas just said: ‘You play your own football, I’ve been watching you at training and you’ve been going good’ and he just told me to try hard,” Ramsey said.
“I’ve just been in the right position at the right time.
“I get a bit more space to run (in the 9s) and a bit more freedom to use my pace.”
Ramsey who is nicknames "Jesus", was named in the team of the tournament after a stunning show across four games for the grand finalists.
Celebrating his 20th birthday on Saturday, he scored a hat-trick against the Panthers - including the controversial try that knocked out Penrith on the buzzer - to finish with four for the tournament.
The Orange junior said he had come to Perth hoping to impress head coach Vikas.
"We believe he has done that", quipped a Darwin official!!!
