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In this podcast
2:42 - Welcome Wolfman
3:47 - Starting late, finishing early and transitioning into the real world
5:44 - Being the Wolfman around the kids he teaches fitness and health
6:25 - How the Wolfman came to life
8:19 - Michael Robertson shaving off the beard from the 2008 Grand Final
11:00 - Attempting 10 kicks at goal at Manly
11:44 - Backstory of the Williams family
13:40 - Backyard battles with his big brother John
15:08 - Playing head to head with his brother in reserve grade & NRL
17:06 - Coming through the grades as a second rower
17:58 - His special raw diet
23:40 - Parramatta Marist & losing interest in school
27:15 - Junior reps at the Parramatta Eels
28:52 - Having to try out to make the team
30:49 - Learning from lower grade coach Joe Grima
32:50 - How he ended up at Manly & not giving it away
36:11 - Travelling every day from Winston Hills to Narrabeen
37:26 - Donny Singe
38:39 - Moving from the second row to the wing
39:19 - The first grade debut
41:28 - Dream season of 2008
42:46 - His feeling after winning the premiership
44:16 - Making the Australian World Cup team
45:18 - Scoring trys on his test debut
46:44 - Kangaroos away from the field
48:06 - Difference between Dez Hasler & Sticky Stuart
49:05 - His try scoring strike rate
50:21 - State of Origin memories
53:06 - The famous 2009 origin bomb and brawl
53:30 - Getting his beard pulled by Steve Price
54:27 - Injuring his neck in 2011
56:45 - Missing the 2011 Grand Final
59:20 - Scoring one of the great trys in the semi final vs Souths
1:01:25 - His thoughts on his performance in the 2013 grand final
1:02:40 - Did he go missing after the grand final
1:04:59 - Leader he most admires and why
1:06:50 - Most awkward opponent
1:09:16 - Funniest team mate
1:11:30 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
DAVID "WOLFMAN" WILLIAMS
David "Wolfman" Williams is a cult hero and former professional rugby league player. He played 103 first grade games for Manly scoring 66 trys and kicking 4 goals.. His representative career included 2 State of Origins in 2009 and 2 tests for Australia during the World Cup of 2008.
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