Secure your tickets to the exclusive FOGS Eales Racing Annual Charity Lunch in celebration of 35 years of State of Origin The Former Origin Greats (FOGS) with Eales Racing will host their exclusive Annual Charity Lunch on Tuesday July 7, 2015 at Suncorp Stadium.
TREVOR Gillmeister is not one to have ever been accused of talking the talk without walking the walk. The former Maroons captain never took a backward step on the football field, and Gilly will now use his trademark grit and determination for his greatest challenge yet – a 1400km fundraising walk from
Laymen, legends and lords were united in grief in December, mourning the loss of Queensland’s iconic first State of Origin captain, Arthur Beetson. The rugby league world lost “Big Artie” to a heart attack on December 1, the same day he was to appear as the guest of honour at a celebration
THE Former Origin Greats have been left heart-broken by the tragic death of the original FOG – inaugural Queensland State of Origin captain Arthur Beetson. “Big Artie”, as he was known to everyone, passed away suddenly this morning from a heart attack on the Gold Coast. He was 66. FOGS Executive Chairman
FOGS Cup and FOGS Colts Challenge to stay for three more years FOGS Cup and FOGS Colts Challenge to stay for three more years FOGS Executive Chairman Gene Miles has announced that the organisation is about to renew its deal as naming rights sponsor of the Queensland Rugby League’s FOGS Cup and
Rugby league Immortality awaits him, but it took a shanked kick at goal in the Four Nations final to prove that the maroon master, Darren Lockyer, is human after all. After a season of pressure and scrutiny that would have crushed lesser men, Lockyer signed off on his fantastic career by leading
FORMER Queensland prop Andrew Gee is the latest appointee to the board of the Former Origin Greats. 40-year-old Gee played 17 Origin games for Queensland between 1990 and 2003, in a first grade career with the Brisbane Broncos and Warrington that stretched over an incredible 15 years, and netted three premierships.
RUGBY league giants Gene Miles and Mal Meninga have paid tribute to Darren Lockyer, whose stellar career finally drew to a close when he led Australia to victory in the Four Nations final in Leeds. This season has been something of a retirement roadshow for Lockyer, with his final games for Brisbane
Queensland rugby league mourned the passing of one of its greatest players in January, when legendary front-rower Duncan Hall passed away, aged 85. Hall was the superstar of the game during the 1950s – a tough, powerful prop with all of the skills. There was no better recognition of his talent than
New working relationship will see mentoring and tutoring programs taken to the next level. THE reputation of the FOGS mentoring programs continues to leap ahead after the organisation signed an agreement with highly-regarded Sydney mentoring agency AIME. AIME is the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience – a not-for-profit, Sydney-based charity delivering a six-year
