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      • Credited with revolutionising the game for modern fullbacks, Billy Slater's all-around brilliance and consistency carried him to legendary status. A one-club man who debuted in 2003, Slater formed part of Melbourne's iconic 'big three' alongside Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk. Together, they won four premierships (though two were later stripped).
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      Official NRL profile of Billy Slater - NRL.com

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  3. www.nrl.com › news › 2018/04/02Billy Slater's journey to be number one - NRL.com

    Apr 1, 2018 · Billy Slater's evolution to become one of rugby league's best fullbacks started during Melbourne Storm's pre-season of 2003. Craig Bellamy, who had recently joined as head coach, was intent...

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  4. www.nrl.com › nrl-premiership › retiredOfficial NRL profile of Billy Slater - NRL.com

    Innisfail. Biography: Credited with revolutionising the game for modern fullbacks, Billy Slater's all-around brilliance and consistency carried him to legendary status. A one-club man who debuted...

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    • June 18, 1983

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  6. www.nrl.com › hall-of-fame › playersBilly Slater - National Rugby League Hall Of Fame - NRL.com

    The official Hall Of Fame profile of Billy Slater including career highlights & milestones, photos, complete career statistics, games, tries and goals.

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    • June 18, 1983

  7. www.loverugbyleague.com › post › in-depth-billyIn-depth: Billy Slater, as the full-back reaches 300 NRL ...

    Mar 28, 2018 · Born in Nambour, Queensland Slater’s journey to becoming one of the NRL’s greatest ever fullbacks began back as youngster, playing for the Innisfail High School representative side. He would consistently make the side all the way up until his final year at the age of sixteen.

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  8. goslater.com.au › billy-slaterBilly Slater

    Billy Slater will forever be known as the Number 1. Not only because of the jersey that he wore for so many years for the Melbourne Storm, Queensland Maroons and the Australian Kangaroos, but, also for the manner in which he played the game.

  9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Billy_SlaterBilly Slater - Wikipedia

    William Slater (born 18 June 1983) is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 2000s and 2010s. Slater is the current coach of the Queensland Maroons, whom he coached to victories in the 2022 and 2023 State of Origin series.

  10. www.rugbyleagueproject.org › players › billy-slaterBilly Slater - Playing Career - RLP - Rugby League Project

    3 days ago · Exciting Queensland winger, originally from Innisfail, came to Sydney as a trackwork rider for leading horse trainer Gai Waterhouse before a growth spurt led him back to his first sporting vocation – rugby league. Slater drove to Melbourne in search of a trial with the Storm and played in every match of the 2003 season.