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Offiah

British  
/ ɒˈfaɪə /

noun

  1. Martin. born 1965, English Rugby League football player: scored 26 tries in 33 matches for Great Britain (1988–1994)

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Six months earlier, Offiah had scored an astonishing length-of-the-field try, finished in the same corner of the stadium, for Wigan against Leeds in the Challenge Cup final.

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"Martin Offiah always says he scored the best try at Wembley, and I'm going: 'Hang on, who did you beat, mate? Who did you beat?'"

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Offiah recalls: "I always joke to Jiffy that he scored the second-best try ever at Wembley. And he always says that his was against better opposition. But yeah, it was an incredible score. I'd say that's the moment that Jiffy's going to be remembered for."

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"That's the thing that I'll take to the grave, that I didn't win an Ashes series," Offiah says.

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"Being the traditionalist, I would still like it to be Great Britain," Offiah says.

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