Pap taught by former Jillaroos captain Tarsha Gale, but never did they get talking about her career.
Gale captained Australia at the World Cup in 2000 before she returned home to resume teaching but sadly her brother’s condition began to deteriorate.The Tarsha Gale Cup, named in her honour, is producing the best young female talent in NSW while Gale commentates for Fox Sports and volunteers on weekly podcasts regularly.“It wasn’t until we started to see some photos and video, records, come out recently that we realised just how big of a career she had.
The Storm star knows, however, that Gale is less than impressed with his current haircut, the growing mullet that has kids all over Australia growing to be like the injured fullback.
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