14 Facts About Sam Perrett

Sam Perrett played for the Sydney Roosters and the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in the National Rugby League.

Sam Perrett is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Sam Perrett played a limited role in the 2005 season, only playing three matches for the Roosters.

Sam Perrett alternated between playing wing and centre for a majority of the season, however moved to fullback under the guidance of new Roosters' coach Brad Fittler in the latter part of the season, filling in for the injured Anthony Minichiello.

Sam Perrett ran 3,720 metres with the ball in 2008, more than any other player in the competition.

In 2010, Sam Perrett made 27 appearances and scored nine tries as the Sydney Roosters reached the 2010 NRL Grand Final against St George.

Sam Perrett played on the wing for Canterbury in the 2012 NRL Grand Final loss against Melbourne.

In 2014, Sam Perrett played 24 games for Canterbury including the 2014 NRL Grand Final loss against South Sydney.

In 2016 against the Sydney Roosters, Sam Perrett played his 250th NRL game.

Sam Perrett made headlines the day after his final career game, by dressing up as The Rock in his teams Mad Monday celebrations.

Sam Perrett got his first taste of senior international football playing for New Zealand A against an Australian Invitational team in a curtain raiser to a 2006 Tri-Nations match.

Sam Perrett was named in the New Zealand squad for the 2008 Rugby League World Cup which New Zealand won, defeating Australia in dramatic fashion.

Sam Perrett was named on the 2010 New Zealand squad for the Four nations, in which New Zealand won, beating Australia with two tries late on in the final.

Sam Perrett is the older brother of fellow Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs player Lloyd Sam Perrett.