regardless of whether he was the opposition player you loved to hate, the guy you liked to see mixing it with the aussies, the guy who got a drugs ban, at the end of the day he was still a human being just like the rest of us, and I hope noone on here ever feels whatever it is that made Terry feel that desperate. RIP fella.

R.I.P Terry Newton, my condolences to his family and friends.

i posted a apology on a new topic it was the vt that was locked and not the forum but i was still unable to leave a coment and it was posted last night

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as a player on the opposing team people wasnt big fans of him i think it was cause of the threat he caused with ball in hand but with the skill he had i would of had him at salford

R.I.P Terry Newton

I mean this in a very respectful way, Terry Newton as a competitor had some real dog in him and every team needs one of these type of players.

RIP Terry

a few years back I was having a drink with him and a few other Rugby League players, and he was drinking Guinness, but what got me was the number of times he went to the loo, in the end we timed it as every 17 minutes. We laughed and joked how fit you had to be to be in Terry's p155 cycle, and how he came on for short spurts, happy times, so sad he choose what he did, we will never know what went through his mind and how much help he was getting, but it is a big loss to Rugby league, I know I have called him in the past, but i thought we missed out when he went to Wakefield and we should have tried to get him, but I am sure some senior people in Rugby league knew about Terry's problems and these people passed on this info to certain people and not others.

A great loss