Name Danny Tickle Role Rugby player | Height 1.91 m Weight 102 kg | |
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Danny tickle kicks robin hull k r parody
Danny Tickle, (born 8 April 1983 in Golborne, Greater Manchester) is an English professional rugby league footballer for the Leigh Centurions. His usual position is in the Second-row.
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- Danny tickle kicks robin hull k r parody
- Rugby league fight danny tickle v weller hauraki hull fc v castleford tigers
- Playing career
- References
Rugby league fight danny tickle v weller hauraki hull fc v castleford tigers
Playing career
Tickle has previously played for Hull, Halifax and Wigan.
Previously, he played three years for Halifax in Super League. Tickle signed for Wigan despite interest from other Super League sides, including St. Helens.
Tickle has played for the English national team against New Zealand at Brentford in November 2002, kicking 4 goals. He toured Fiji and Tonga with England A later that year. He made three appearances on the tour, scoring tries against Fiji and Tonga. He was later named in the 2003 England A squad to face Australia and in the European Nations Cup, scoring 54 points on the way to England's victory.
Tickle played for Wigan at second-row forward, scoring a try in the 2003 Super League Grand Final which was lost to Bradford.
He performed well enough to earn a new two-year contract in July 2004. The following season, Danny was outstanding in an injury-hit Wigan squad and picked up the Wigan Supporters' Association Player of the Season award.
Tickle was linked with a move to Widnes for the 2013 season but nothing has come to light of this. However, it is well known that Tickle does plan to join them from the 2014 season onwards. He was released from the Chemics in 2015/16 due to an incident outside a nightclub.
Tickle has always been known for his ability to wrap the ball up in a tackle due to his extraordinarily long arms.