Seedsy announced his retirement after final match of season the other week
RECORD try-scorer David Seeds says he is determined to bow out at
Whitehaven on an all-time high ? with an NL1 Grand Final winner's
medal.
The 33-year-old Haven great last week announced he would retire at
the end of the campaign, after 14 years at the Recre.
And after appearing for Haven in two Grand Final defeats, he wants to
leave the Recre having gone one better.
"It's a burning ambition to get a Grand Final winner's medal," said
Seeds, the only Haven player to top the 200-try mark.
"It would be a good way to go out. It wouldn't lead to Super League
but all the players are the same. It's all they want."
Seeds has returned to a starting role in the three-quarter line after
missing much of the campaign due to double hernia surgery and then a
foot injury.
"I still love training with the young lads," added the 33-year-
old. "My heart's still in it but my body is saying enough is enough."
