George Bridge determined to go out on a high in final red & black performance
It caps off 10 years in Christchurch for the Gisborne boy, who has grown as much as his adopted city during that time.
It has been pretty amazing. I moved down to Christchurch 10 years ago now, not just rugby wise, even the city. The city was a ghost town when I first moved down, to see how it has grown, to be a part of that,” Bridge reflected.
“Rugby wise, wearing both the red and black jerseys, they have been extremely successful in my time here. But just the people I have been around. Christchurch has been my home the past 10 years, some of my best mates are down here, the coaches I had around me.”
For now though, the 27 year old is determined to leave on a high note and add to his 2016 and 2017 NPC titles.
“Coming into this NPC season, I knew it would be my last season in the red and black, and I definitely knew I wanted to go out with a bang, and we’ve certainly put ourselves in a position to do just that” said Bridge.
“I’ve enjoyed the week so far, that is something I want to keep doing over the next couple of days and make the most of it and enjoy the experience.”