Rugby League Legend
Billy Moore
Billy Moore is best known as a Rugby League Legend, playing 211 NRL games for North Sydney and 17 appearances for QLD in State of Origin. His name is synonymous with the passionate “Queenslander, Queenslander” call.
His post Rugby League career has seen Billy develop into a highly polished motivational speaker, special guest at Corporate functions and brand ambassador for some of Australia’s leading companies.
Get in touch today to talk about having
Billy involved in your next campaign or event
CORPORATE SPEAKING
Billy is a highly polished guest speaker. A huge range of funny, motivational and topical stories that will enthral your guests.
Television Commercials
Billy has featured in TV Commercials for SME’s to some of Australias most iconic brands.
Media Appearances
Billy is a polished media performer across all mediums.
Brand Ambassador
Billy has lent his name to some of Australia’s most iconic brands.
Function Mix and Mingle
Billy is a naturally extroverted guy who can move between groups of guests with ease.
Product Endorsement
Billys affable, no nonsense personality has him in high demand to promote goods and services across a broad spectrum of industries.
ABOUT
Billy Moore
Billy Moore (born 7 May 1971 in Tenterfield, New South Wales) is an Australian former rugby league footballer of the 1980s and 90s. Usually playing at Lock or in the Second-row, he played representative football for both Queensland and Australia.
Moore grew up in Wallangarra in Queensland. He was born in Tenterfield, due to the hospital there being closer than the one in Stanthorpe (Qld). Moore was quoted as saying “My Mum assures me I was rushed over the border before the oxygen had time to affect my lungs.”
Moore represented New South Wales under-17s while in high school at Stanthorpe, Qld. He moved to the North Sydney Bears in 1989 and played in the club’s reserve grade premiership side. With a radical change of the guard the following year, Moore and a number of other players (ncluding long-time back-row partner David Fairleigh) became regular first graders the following year and propelled the club from also-rans in 1989 to finalists in 1991.
