The Wrap Around TV - Top Five NSWRL Halfbacks of the 1980s

Halfbacks. They’re often considered to be the lynchpin in a rugby league team and with good reason. Along with five-eighths, they’re often the players teams and coaches turn to when a game is on the line.
During the 1980s, the NSWRL was blessed with a plethora of super sevens, so I thought I'd do a little countdown of the competition’s top five.
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[@tigerwarsaw99]

Never seen the best of Brandy after Ben died in 92. Hell of a player on his day.

[@Liamrd28]

Langer over Alexander and no Hasler?

[@StevenRusso]

I’ll admit Hasler was unlucky miss out. He was number six, mainly because I think he benefited from being in a very good side. As for Langer, I feel he was a better player than Brandy and their records at rep level would corroborate that.

[@Liamrd28]

@@StevenRusso it's tough, considering Langer was injured when the Broncos won their only silverware in the 80's and Brandy carried Penrith to the semis a few times, I don't envy you making these calls.

[@DenisCarnahan]

Surely Langer was more of a 90's player. Like the greatest halfback of all time - Ricky!