Player Terry Hermansson

[Jesbass_old]

Terry Hermansson

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I would hope so, if there is enough 'water on the knee' it can reduce flexibility, I sincerely hope he isn't getting it drained before each match though, otherwise he is going to be one sore old man.
What interests me about the comment is that he fell over in agony, I haven't finished my training but that does not sound like good news to me.

Is that the problem Terry Hermansson used to have? I know he used to get fluid put in before games via a needle, and taken out afterwards. (Or the other way around.)

 

[JonB_old]

Is that the problem Terry Hermansson used to have? I know he used to get fluid put in before games via a needle, and taken out afterwards. (Or the other way around.)

Thats a bit different, that fluid was because he was rubbing bone on bone, where with Tate I am thinking it he is producing too much fluid and it has to be taken out. Usually the body produces synovial fluid to compensate for some sort of inflammation or injury.

 

[mt.wellington]

Terry Brian "The Rock" Hermansson - South Sydney Player Report​

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FG Player - 832​

Representative Qualification
New Zealand

South Sydney First Grade Debut
1993 PreSF v Western Suburbs (25y 199d)
1993 Rd09 v Parramatta (Premiership - 25y 276d)

Previous Clubs
New Zealand Schoolboy (1982)
Junior Kiwis (1985)
Canterbury (NZ)
Doncaster (England - 1989-92)
Sydney City (1995-97)

Date of Birth
11th August 1967

South Sydney Rabbitohs Rugby League Player Report - Terry Hermansson

 

[mt.wellington]

Terry Hermansson playing rugby league match between Papanui and Linwood at Sydenham Showgrounds.

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[mt.wellington]

TERRY HERMANSSON – KIWI #656​

Credit: Photosport

Late-blooming front-row hardman Terry Hermansson played four Tests for New Zealand during an eight-season tenure in the Australian premiership with South Sydney Rabbitohs, Sydney City Roosters and Auckland Warriors.

Hermansson underlined his potential by representing New Zealand Schoolboys (1982) and Junior Kiwis (1985) but the Papanui product had to wait until 1989 to break into the Canterbury team, handed a provincial debut by incoming coach Frank Endacott.

The hulking forward spent two of the following three English winters with Doncaster and turned out for Canterbury again in 1991-92, but it was as an unheralded signing by Souths that Hermansson received his big break.

The 25-year-old played seven top-grade games in 1993, before featuring in all but one match for the vastly improved Rabbitohs outfit in 1994 and earning a Kiwis call-up for the end-of-season tour of Papua New Guinea.

Hermansson made three appearances on tour, including a Test debut in the second clash with the Kumuls in Port Moresby.

Lured to the Roosters by incoming coach Phil Gould for 1995, Hermansson was a front-row mainstay for the heavyweight club and played finals matches in 1996-97. But he was overlooked for the Kiwis’ mid-season schedule and World Cup squad in 1995, while his ARL allegiances during the Super League War precluded his availability for the following two seasons.

Instead, he featured at prop for Rest of the World against Australia during 1997 alongside the likes of Jason Lowrie, Jarrod McCracken, Craig Smith and Craig Innes.

Hermansson rejoined Souths in 1998, scoring a late match-winning try against Auckland in the inaugural premiership fixture of the NRL era. A Kiwis recall soon followed, chosen on the bench for the Anzac Test against the Kangaroos at North Harbour after suspension and injury tore through the New Zealand selection pool. The 30-year-old, 110kg powerhouse scored a barnstorming second-half try to put the Kiwis in front for the first time, helping lay the platform for an iconic 22-16 boilover victory.

A knee injury ruled him out of the post-season Tests against Australia and tour to Britain, but after joining the Warriors in 1999 Hermansson was again an Anzac Test interchange in a gallant 20-14 loss to the Kangaroos in Sydney. He played all 24 matches for the Warriors – taking out their Clubman of the Year honour – and made his last appearance for New Zealand in a post-season Test demolition of Tonga.

‘The Rock’ played 15 games for the embattled Warriors in 2000, taking his tally to 150 first-grade games, then featured in all three of Aotearoa Māori’s World Cup pool matches before hanging up the boots.

Hermansson was an assistant coach for New Zealand Māori at the 2004 Pacific Cup and has coached Canterbury and New Zealand age-group teams.

TERRY HERMANSSON
NEW ZEALAND (1994, 1998-99)
4 Tests – 1 try (4 points)
2 tour matches – 0 points
-1994 Kiwis tour of Papua New Guinea

TERRY HERMANSSON - KIWI #656 - Canterbury Rugby League – Home to the Canterbury Bulls

Late-blooming front-row hardman Terry Hermansson played four Tests for New Zealand during an eight-season tenure in the Australian premiership with South Sydney Rabbitohs, Sydney City Roosters and Auckland Warriors. Hermansson underlined his potential by representing New Zealand Schoolboys...

canterburyrugbyleague.co.nz

 

[mt.wellington]

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[mt.wellington]

60. TERRY HERMANSSON
Last update

General - 2015 Warriors Where Are They Now?

Just spent 6hrs sitting next to Daniel O'Regan on a flight from Bali to Sydney... Nice fella, massively tattooed since he left us. A lot smaller than i thought. ...and? Whats he up to? Wheres he staying? Is he still building in Auckland???

nzwarriors.com

Our 2015 update was of no use. Believed to be living in Christchurch but that was all we could find.

2022 update is no different. He's on Facebook but doesnt post public much. Only thing I could was this 2019 post from the Waimairi Beach Golf Club Inc in Parklands, Christchurch.

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[mt.wellington]

If anyone can help update us on what Terry Hermansson is up to these days please let us know.​

 

[Dixpat]

If anyone can help update us on what Terry Hermansson is up to these days please let us know.​

Terry is still a member at Waimairi and may not be in employment because he, according to records on NZ Golf, is playing almost daily

 

[Cces]

He was a publican of a bar called "Tiny's" in Edgware, Christchurch, for a period of time from the 00's & into the 2010's

 

[mt.wellington]

Terry is still a member at Waimairi and may not be in employment because he, according to records on NZ Golf, is playing almost daily

Must have retired after all the money he made from Auckland Rugby League selling his pub lol...

 

[Akuma_81]

The Butch had a chat with him on Facebook when he was at the old boys days in round 25. He currently works on the wharf at the container terminal at Lyttleton, and has done that for the past 14 years.

 

[mt.wellington]

The Butch had a chat with him on Facebook when he was at the old boys days in round 25. He currently works on the wharf at the container terminal at Lyttleton, and has done that for the past 14 years.

Cheers mate. Found the video and updated Terrys info...

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