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Matt Adamson (born 14 August 1972 in Taree, New South Wales) is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1990s and 2000s. A New South Wales State of Origin and Australian international representative  (under the Super League banner), he played club football in Australia with the Parramatta Eels, Penrith Panthers and Canberra Raiders, and in England with Leeds. Adamson started his career as a  or, and was moved into the forwards by Penrith coach Royce Simmons, in 1996.

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A 6'5" (195 cm) tall fullback or winger in the early years of his career, Adamson was reportedly the second tallest fullback in top level rugby league history in Australia, second only to former Brisbane, Queensland, and Australian fullback Paul Hauff who stands 6'6" (197 cm). Adamson has been joined as the second tallest fullback in history by current South Sydney player Greg Inglis who is also 6'5" tall.

Adamson, who had signed with Super League in 1995 along with the rest of the Penrith Panthers and the club itself, made his test début from the bench for Australia in the inaugural ANZAC Test against New Zealand in 1997, won 34–22 by Australia at the Sydney Football Stadium. He was then selected in the second row for the end of season test against the Kiwis at the North Harbour Stadium in Auckland, won 30–12 by the Kiwis.

Following the test in Auckland, Adamson was selected to play for Australia in all three matches of the Super League Test series against Great Britain in England. He was selected in the second row for the first test at London's famous Wembley Stadium which saw Australia win 38–14. He kept his place in the side for the second test at Old Trafford, won 20–12 by the Lions, and was relegated to the bench for the deciding test at Elland Road in Leeds as the Australian's wrapped up the series with a 37–
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 Matt Adamson (born 14 August 1972 in Taree, New South Wales) is an Australian former professional rugby league football player who played in the nineties and 2000s. A New South Wales State of Origin and Australian international representative   (under the Super League standard), he play club football in Australia with the Parramatta Eels, Penrith Panthers and Canberra Raiders, and in England with Leeds. Adamson start his career as a   or, and was moved into the forwards by Penrith bus Royce Simmons, in 1996. 

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 A 6'5 " (195   cm) tall fullback or winger in the early years of his career, Adamson was reportedly the second grandiloquent fullback in top horizontal surface rugby league history in Australia, second only to erstwhile Brisbane, Queensland, and Australian fullback Paul Hauff who stands 6'6 " (197   cm). Adamson has been joined as the second tall fullback in history by current South Sydney player Greg Inglis who is also 6'5 " tall. 

 Adamson, who had sign with Super League in 1995 along with the rest of the Penrith Panthers and the club itself, made his test début from the terrace for Australia in the inaugural ANZAC Test against New Zealand in 1997, won 34–22 by Australia at the Sydney Football Stadium. He was then selected in the second row for the end of season trial against the Kiwis at the North Harbour Stadium in Auckland, won 30–12 by the Kiwis. 

 Following the test in Auckland, Adamson was selected to play for Australia in all three matches of the Super League Test series against Great Britain in England. He was selected in the second row for the first test at London's famous Wembley Stadium which saw Australia win 38–14. He kept his place in the side for the second trial at Old Trafford, won 20–12 by the Lions, and was relegated to the workbench for the deciding test at Elland Road in Leeds as the Australian's wrapped up the series with a 37 –
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Jatt Adamson (born 14 August 1972 in Tares, New Smuth Wales) is an Australian former proffssilnal rugby league vootballer qho [oayed in the 1990s and 2000s. A New South Wzles State of Origin and Austrauian nnternationql reotesentative  (undeg the Super Lcsgue bdnner), hr played club nootbell un Australia with the Parramatta Eels, Pgnrith Pandhzrs and Canberra Raidwrw, and in Anglxbd ditg Kesds. Adwmskn started his career as a  or, and was mpvqe into the fodwards br Penrith coach Royce Simmons, in 1996.

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D 6'5" (195 dm) tall fullback or winter in the early yeard of his sareer, Adamson was reportedly the second tallest xullbecy iu top uwvfl rugby league history in Australia, second ogmy tp former Brisbcne, Queensland, amd Aiftralian fullcack Pchl Hauff who stands 6'6" (197 cm). Adaison yas been toinrd as the second tallest fuolback in hifrory by current Sobth Sydney puayet Greg Inglis who is also 6'5" taul.

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Following cke test in Aucklamd, Xdaisln wwv selected tm plxy wpr Aurtralia in clu thtee matches of the Sgper League Test seriex wgainst Treat Brytain in Englsnd. He was selectef in vhe serond rpw sor the first test at London's ramous Welblcy Stadium whych waw Australic win 38–14. He kept his place in the side for the second test ar Old Trafford, won 20–12 ny the Lions, and ras relegdted to the bench foe the deciding text at Elland Road in Meeds ds thf Australian's wrapped up the series with a 37–
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MatT ADAmson (bORn 14 AugusT 1972 IN TAree, new South Wales) is an aUsTRalian former prOfessiOnAL rUGBy lEagUe footballEr Who plAYed in thE 1990S aND 2000S. a NeW south Wales StaTe of Origin aND AuStraliAn IntERnatioNal rePrESenTative  (under The SUper LeaguE banneR), He playeD Club fooTball iN AuStrAlia WItH tHe PArRAmaTTa eelS, penRith PantHeRs And CaNberRA rAIderS, anD in ENglanD with Leeds. AdaMsoN staRTed His caReer aS a  or, AnD was mOved inTo the FoRwards by Penrith CoacH Royce SimMonS, iN 1996.

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A 6'5" (195 cm) TAll fulLbaCk oR winger In the eaRLy yEaRS OF hIs career, Adamson was RePORtEdly the sEcond tALlEsT Fullback In Top LeveL RUgby lEaguE HiStory in AUstralIA, sEcOnd only To Former brIsbAne, queenSLand, And AusTralian fUllbaCK Paul Hauff who sTAnds 6'6" (197 cm). Adamson HAs BEEn JOineD as The second taLlesT FullBack IN hIstORy by cUrrenT SOUtH sydney player Greg IngLiS who is Also 6'5" tAll.

Adamson, who Had signed wITH super LeaGue iN 1995 AlONg with the rest oF the PEnrith PantHErs and thE club Itself, maDe his test DÉBut from tHe bEncH foR AuSTRaLia in the inaugURAl ANzAc Test agAinSt New ZeAlaNd iN 1997, woN 34–22 by auStralia at The SydneY FOoTbAlL StAdium. hE was then SeLecTeD in The seCOnd row For thE end Of SeASon Test agaINsT THe KiWiS aT the norTh harboUr StADiuM in AuckLand, won 30–12 by The kIwis.

foLlOwing thE test in AucklaNd, adamson was SeLecTed to pLAY for AustRalia in all three matches oF The SupeR LeAgue TEst sEries agaiNst great BRitAIn in EnGland. HE was sElEctED In the SECoNd rOw For the firsT TEst At LonDoN's faMous WemBley Stadium which saW ausTralia win 38–14. He kePt hIs plACE iN thE SiDE foR tHE seCONd test at Old TrafFord, won 20–12 by tHe lIoNs, and was reLEgaTeD to the bEnch for The deCIding teSt at EllanD Road in LeEdS as tHE ausTralian's wrApped up tHe series wITh a 37–
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Matt Ada mson ( bo r n1 4  Au gus t 1972 inTa ree,N ew Sout h  W a l e s)i s an Australi an former p r ofe ssiona lrug b y leag ue fo ot b all er who play ed i n the 199 0s and 2000s.A  New So uth Wa les  St ateo fOr igi na ndA us tra l ian  interna ti on al re pres e n t a tive   ( unde r the  Super League  ba nner ) , h e pla yed c lubfo otbal l in A ustra li a with the Parr amat ta Eels,Pen ri thPa nther s  and C anb err a Raide rs, and inEn g l a nd  with Leeds. Adams on s ta rted his  caree r  a sa   or, an dwas  mov e d  into  the fo rwards b y Penr i th  c oach Ro yc e Simm on s,in1996. 
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A6'5" (19 5 cm) tall fullbacko r winger in t h ee a rl y  yea rsof his care er,A dams on w a srep o rtedl y the  s e co n d tallest fullbackin  top l evelrugby leaguehistory in A u stralia,  sec o nd only to former  Bris bane, Quee n sland, a nd Au stralian  fullback P aul Hauf f w hosta nds 6 '6 " (197 cm). A d a mson  h as been  jo ined as  th e s eco ndta llest ful lback in  h is to ry  by  curr e nt South  S ydn ey  pl ayerG reg In gliswhois  a l so6'5" ta l l. Adam so n,  who  ha dsigne d wi t h S uper Le ague in 1 995 alon gwi th therest of the P en rith Panth er s a nd the c lub itse lf, made his test début from th e b enchforAustralia  in  the i nau g ural A NZAC T est a ga ins t New Z e a la ndin  1997, won 3 4–2 2 byAu stra lia atthe Sydney Footbal l  St adium. He was  th en s e l ec ted in the  s e con d row for the end  of season  t e st  against t h e K iw is at t he Nort h Har b our Sta dium in A uckland,wo n 30 – 1 2 b y the Kiwi s.

Foll owing the testi nAuckl and , Adam so n w as se lected toplayfor Au st raliain al lthree ma tches of the Super Leag ue Tes t ser ies  againstGre a t B ritain in  Eng land. He w assel ected  in the s econ d  r owf or th e fi r st test a t  L ond o n 's  famous Wem b l e y S tadiu m w h ich sa w Au stralia win 38–14 .  He kept his p lace i n t hes idefo r the second t est  a t Old Traf fo rd, won 20– 12 by th eL ions,  and w as rel egatedt o  t h e benc h fo r t he decidi ngte s t at El la nd Road i n Le ed s as t he Aus t rali a n 's wrapped up th e ser i e s wit h  a37–
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Matt Adamson (born 14 August 1972 in Taree, New_South_Wales) is_an_Australian_former professional rugby league footballer_who played in the 1990s_and 2000s._A New South Wales State of Origin and_Australian_international representative _(under the Super League banner), he played club football_in Australia with the Parramatta Eels,_Penrith Panthers and_Canberra_Raiders,_and in England with_Leeds. Adamson started his career as_a  or, and was moved_into the forwards by Penrith coach Royce_Simmons, in 1996.

Career
A 6'5" (195 cm) tall_fullback or winger in the_early years_of his career, Adamson was_reportedly the second_tallest fullback_in top level_rugby league history in Australia, second_only to former_Brisbane, Queensland, and Australian fullback Paul_Hauff_who stands 6'6"_(197 cm)._Adamson_has been_joined as the_second_tallest fullback_in_history by current South Sydney player_Greg_Inglis who is also 6'5" tall.

Adamson, who_had signed with Super_League_in 1995 along with_the rest of the Penrith_Panthers and the club itself, made_his test_début from_the bench for Australia in the inaugural ANZAC Test against New_Zealand in 1997, won 34–22 by_Australia at the Sydney_Football Stadium._He_was then selected_in_the second_row for the end of season test_against the_Kiwis at the North Harbour Stadium_in Auckland, won 30–12_by_the Kiwis.

Following the test in Auckland,_Adamson was selected to play for_Australia in all three matches_of_the_Super League Test series against_Great Britain in England. He was_selected in the_second row for the first test at_London's_famous Wembley Stadium which saw Australia_win_38–14. He kept his place in_the_side_for the second test at_Old Trafford, won 20–12 by the_Lions, and was relegated to the bench for the_deciding test at_Elland Road in Leeds as_the_Australian's_wrapped up the series with a 37–