WHEN Brian To’o scores his 100th try for Penrith as soon as tomorrow, no-one will ‘Marvel’ at the feat more than him.
Asked what celebration he had planned, the Samoa international told Triple M:“My son really loves Spiderman so I’ll definitely honour my son by doing some Spiderman.”
Last week, it was opposite winger Tom Jenkins who took the spotlight when he broke Rhys Wesser’s record for tries in a season with his 26th in their 24-18 win over Parramatta.That’s despite spending 10 minutes in the sin bin.
“That’s just ‘Milky’,” said To’o.
“This is definitely his home at Commbank. I’m really proud of the brother.
“It’s not exactly what he wanted, to be sent for 10 but being able to come back strong and score a try for us at a crucial moment, it was always going to be him.
“I’m all for the boys, I let the boys score the tries and I’ll just bide my time.”
Speaking on the ABC, Jenkins was asked if he had the record on his mind.
“Nah, not on the field,” he answered.
“When I scored the boys were laughing about it and stuff so you think about it then. Not while you’re playing. I’m too gassed half the time.
“I get sin binned and it puts us under a lot of pressure but it’s nice to know that we can stick with it, find our way back into a game and come away with a win.”
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