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John Sutton

John Sutton

Position:

Lock/Second row

Height:

190cm

Weight:

103kg

Date Of Birth:

05 Nov 1984

Place Of Birth:

Sydney, NSW

Years Present:

2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

One of the Rabbitohs’ favourite sons, Sutton played his junior football in the South Sydney District with the Coogee Wombats and Kensington United To many he represents the heart of the Rabbitohs Club. A keen surfer ‘Sutto’ started his career in the backs but has evolved into a quality ball playing back rower. A dislocated shoulder resigned him to the sidelines for a large chunk of 2007 but he still managed to play a big part in the Rabbitohs charge to their first final series in 18 years. Won 10 grand finals in a row with Kensington in his junior days.
Junior club:

Kensington, Coogee Wombats

Representative honours:

PM's XIII 2005, City Origin 2008

First grade debut:

Rabbitohs v Brisbane, Lang Park, Brisbane, 4/7/04, round 17

Rabbitohs debut:

v Brisbane, Lang Park, Brisbane, 4/7/04, round 17

What do you remember about your debut game:

We got beaten pretty badly.

What are your goals in football:

To play a full season for the Rabbitohs and to play for NSW and Australia.

What was your first job:

Labouring, it wasn’t the job for me.

Favourite CD:

I’ve just got thousands of songs on my iPod.

Favourite TV show:

So you think you can dance.

Favourite food:

Combination of chicken schnitzel with cheese and spaghetti Bolognese.

What is your favourite place to go on holiday:

Bali.

If you were not a footballer what would you be doing:

Surfing.

What makes you happy:

Family and friends.

First Grade Games:

90

First Grade Tries:

23

First Grade Goals:

7

First Grade Field Goals:

1

First Grade Points:

107

Earliest football memory:

Scoring a try in my first game for La Perouse aged five.

Favourite football moment:

Playing in the finals against Manly last year and when we beat the Roosters in 2005.

Game that changed my career:

To come back from injury and play in the finals last year gave me a lot of confidence.

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