Framed Team Photo of the 1997 team at Grand Final

Framed Team Photo of the 2001 team

Call them superlatives, but they appropriately describe Danny Buderus. The greatest Knights player behind the legendary Andrew Johns, Buderus’s achievements are inspirational - particularly considering the injuries he had to carry for the past three years of his Australian career. Indeed, his regular roommate Johns says he has seen no braver footballer. Buderus, originally a halfback/five-eighth become a hooker of the grandest scale.

He won a premiership with the Knights in 2001, the Dally M Medal in 2004 and holds the NSW State of Origin records for the most successive games, 21 (2002-08) and the most as captain with 15 (2004-08). The tough-tackling and strong running Buderus has a list of on-field achievements as long as his arm, but it is his sincere, easy-going nature off the field that greatly enhanced his stature as one of the most popular and respected players in the 100 years of the game.

2008 Rugby League celebrates its centenary in Australia, and what a century it has been. From humble beginnings the game has grown to become one of the World's greatest sporting competitions. To mark this milestone in the games history, every player in the 2008 competition will receive the Centenary of Federation Medallion.

The Centenary of Rugby League is proud to release this commemorative Medallion series. Featuring a replica of the Centenary of Federation Medallion, the official 2008 team photograph and key club statistics, each piece comes beautifully framed and is strictly limited to an edition size of 250 for each of the 16 teams.

Officially licensed and endorsed by the Centenary of Rugby League

Fully signed by the entire Grand Final winning 2001 team lead by Andrew Johns.