LIVE SHOW | 2016 Cronulla Sharks NRL Premiers | 10 YEARS ON | Gallen, Maloney, Lewis, Graham & Townsend
The Chad Townsend ShowShow Notes
10 YEARS ON FROM THE 2016 CRONULLA SHARKS PREMIERSHIP.
For the first time in 10 years, five key members of the Cronulla Sharks' 2016 premiership-winning team sit down together to relive one of the greatest seasons in club history.
Recorded LIVE (audio quality represents a LIVE SHOW) at Highfield Public House, this is an incredible reunion featuring Paul Gallen, James Maloney, Luke Lewis, Wade Graham and Chad Townsend.The 2016 Sharks finally broke through to win Cronulla's first NRL premiership — and now, 10 years later, we go back inside the season, the Grand Final and everything that made that team so special.
We talk about: - The 2016 Sharks premiership journey - The pressure of trying to win Cronulla's first premiership - The 15-game winning streak - The personalities inside the dressing room - The relationship between the players - Shane Flanagan and the coaching staff - The 2016 Grand Final against Melbourne - Andrew Fifita's legendary Grand Final performance - The moments that changed the season - What it was really like to finally win the premiership - Stories from inside the Sharks' dressing room - Where the 2016 premiership team ranks in Sharks history - What it means to look back 10 years laterPaul Gallen.
James Maloney. Luke Lewis. Wade Graham. Chad Townsend.
Five teammates. One premiership. Ten years later.
Thanks to everyone who joined us LIVE at Highfield Public House to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the 2016 Cronulla Sharks premiership.
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