Inquiry: 558-day lay-off sweetens NRL comeback

'I didn't know if I'd ever play again': The 558-day lay-off that made this NRL comeback all the sweeter

LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy

The Rugby League comeback of Connor Watson after his 558-day lay-off was nothing short of a triumphant return to the field.

The torn patella tendon he suffered during pre-season training last summer had him wondering if he'd ever play again.

It was a rough road back, filled with doubts and uncertainties, but his perseverance paid off in the end.

In the midst of his absence, Watson faced moments when he questioned if his injury would ever fully heal, casting a shadow over his future in the game.

But as they say, tough times don't last, tough people do.

He tackled his recovery head-on, putting in the hard yards to get back in top form.

And on Friday night, Watson's hard work bore fruit as he scored a try in the Roosters' dominant win over South Sydney.

It was a moment that not only signaled his return but also served as a reminder of his resilience and determination.

As they say in the world of Rugby League, there's nothing sweeter than a comeback story.

Watson's journey back to the field was filled with ups and downs, but in the end, he emerged victorious.

It was a testament to his commitment to the game and his unwavering spirit.

Here's to many more tries and victories in Watson's future, as he continues to leave his mark on the field with his play.

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