1. Micheal Luck was born on 21 April 1981 and is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played for the North Queensland Cowboys and the New Zealand Warriors.
11 Facts About Micheal Luck
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In 2001, Micheal Luck made his National Rugby League debut for the North Queensland Cowboys.
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Micheal Luck played 76 first grade games for the North Queensland club, mostly from the bench.
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Micheal Luck played nine games for the club during the 2005 NRL season but was not part of the side which reached the 2005 NRL Grand Final against the Wests Tigers.
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Micheal Luck played over 50 consecutive games for the club and made the most tackles for the club in 2007, again being named Clubman of the Year.
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Micheal Luck was named in Queensland's Emerging Origin side for 2009.
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On 25 April 2009, whilst playing against the Melbourne Storm at Olympic Park, Micheal Luck made an NRL record-breaking 74 tackles in an extra time draw, 14-all, which was beaten a year later in Round 11 2011 by Shaun Fensom with 75 tackles against Canterbury-Bankstown.
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Micheal Luck claimed the trophy ahead of Manu Vatuvei and Sam Rapira.
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In 2010 Micheal Luck became the 17th player to play 100 games for the Warriors.
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Micheal Luck announced on 21 April 2012 that he would retire at season's end.
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In 2012 Micheal Luck was appointed as the North Queensland Cowboys' elite pathways manager for 2013 and beyond, working to build local junior talent.