Greg Inglis is undoubtedly one of Rugby League’s superstar players, having achieved virtually everything in the game at just 26 years of age in 2013. Greg recently signed a five-year contract with the Rabbitohs, linking him to the Club at least until the end of 2017. Works closely with Indigenous community groups and will be studying at Sydney University in 2013.

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Junior club: Bowraville Tigers

Place of birth: Kempsey, NSW

Nickname: GI

Representative honours: 23 Tests for Australia (2006-13); 18 State of Origin matches for Queensland (2006-12); Tri-Nations (2006); World Cup (2008); Four Nations (2009, 2011); Two games for Indigenous All Stars (2012-13)

Previous clubs and years: Storm (2005-10)

First grade debut: Storm vs Eels, Olympic Park, 16 April 2005 (Rd 6)

Rabbitohs debut: Rabbitohs vs Roosters, Sydney Football Stadium, 11 March 2011 (Rd 1)

First Grade Games: 167 (50 for the Rabbitohs)

First Grade Tries: 109 (31 for the Rabbitohs)

First Grade Goals: 9 (0 for the Rabbitohs)

First Grade Field Goals: 4 (1 for the Rabbitohs)

First Grade Points: 458 (125 for the Rabbitohs)

What do you like to do outside of football: Relax, play golf and do charity work.

Community activities: Charity work.

Education: Certificate IV in Youth Work. Studying at Sydney University.

What do you remember about your debut game: The build up to the game. Sitting in the sheds before the game, running out with the likes of Robbie Kearns, Matt Geyer, Cam Smith and Billy Slater.

What are your goals in Rugby League: Be the best I can be.

What's the best advice you've received from someone: Never let an opportunity pass by because you never know when the next one will come along.

What are you reading at the moment: Small business guide.

Favourite book: Rising of Hannibal Lecter.

Favourite song/album on your iPod: Red Hot Chilli Peppers.

What is your favourite place to go on holiday: Venice.

Where is one place in the world you want to go, but are yet to travel to: New York City.

Which actor would play you best in a movie: Will Smith.

Do you have any pre-game rituals or superstitions: Sleep for about 90 minutes.

Which meal do you cook best: Not sure. I'll give anything a go in the kitchen.

What could you not live without: Family.

What was your best subject at school: PE and Geography.

What was your worst subject at school: Science.

If you were not a footballer what would you be doing: Charity work, either running one or own my own organisation.

Earliest football memory: Playing with my big brother in his under 7s side. I was four and he was six.

Best moment in your Rugby League career so far: Having the privilege of playing alongside my mates.

Moment that changed your career: Coaches and peers helping me develop.

What advice do you have for junior Rugby League players: Always have fun, always try your best, and never forget where you came from.

Which of the young players at the Rabbitohs has the most potential and why: Kyle Turner.

MEMBERS' QUESTIONS

What's on your bucket list? (Barbara V. – Member # 38394): Travel.

Who is the most inspirational player or person on your career and how have they positively affected your football? (Kortlee M. – Member # 2351): Craig Bellamy. The way he brought me into first grade and taught me along the way.

What is your greatest achievement outside of Rugby league so far? (Steve W. - Member # 28030): Making a difference in the world.

Of all the past South Sydney players, who are the top three you would liked to have played with? (Drew S. – Member # 36922): I've narrowed it down to two - John Sattler and Bob McCarthy.

What transforms a group of athletes into a strong united team? (Bill K. – Member # 27210): Discipline.

Who is your favourite South Sydney player of all time (Carl H. – Member # 3002): Nath Merritt.

What does it mean to you to wear the red and green of South Sydney (John G. – Member # 29026): History in the making. Pride and passion.

Who were your favourite players when you were a kid (Nik J. – Member # 1914): Steve Renouf and David Peachey.

What would winning Souths' 21st premiership mean to you (Philip C. – Member # 14140): Words would not describe how I would feel.

Who is the biggest pest in the team and why (Kieran H. – Member # 349): Issac Luke. He's always playing jokes and pranks.

At the end of your football career, what would you like to be remembered for as a Rabbitohs player? (Anthony D. - Member # 12410): One who loved, and gave all he could to the mighty Red and Green.