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Knocker Norton : ウィキペディア英語版
Steve Norton

Steve "Knocker" Norton is an English former rugby league footballer. He represented Great Britain, England, and Yorkshire, and played club football for Castleford before moving to Hull, and Wakefield Trinity (Heritage #1008). Norton was widely regarded as one of the greatest exponents of the game, with a distinctive side-step and ability to off-load the ball. He played at , or and contributed to a period of great success for the Hull club. Some observers have suggested that he never achieved the same heights on the international stage, but he is still a living legend in the City of Hull. Steve is the uncle of current Hull centre Ben Crooks and brother-in-law of Hull legend Lee Crooks.
==Playing career==


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