send Kenny out on a winning note. Statistical highlights He held the Parramatta club record for the most first grade games (265) from 1993 till 2010 when Nathan Hindmarsh passed his total, and also held the record for most tries for the club (110), which was only surpassed by Luke Burt during the 2011 NRL season. His 21 tries in the 1983 season stands third behind Semi Radradra's 24 and Steve Ella's 23 for most tries in a season. Kenny holds the record feat of being the only player to have scored two tries in three (consecutive) grand finals, from 1981 to 1983. In the 1986 Grand Final against Canterbury, Kenny also looked to have scored two tries, but had them both disallowed by the referee in controversial circumstances. In the 12 State of Origin games where he was selected as starting five-eighth for NSW, Kenny had an eight games to four winning advantage over Wally Lewis. Accolades Dally M Representative Player of the Year: 1986 Grand Final Man of the Match (Clive Churchill Medal): 1982, 1983 Lance Todd Trophy: 1985 Golden Boot Award: 1985 Rated No. 27 in Rugby League Week’s Top 100 players: 1992 Named in NRL Team of the 1980s: 2004 Post playing In 2000, he was awarded the Australian Sports Medal for his contribution to Australia's international standing in rugby league. Kenny made a cameo appearance in the 2006 film, Footy Legends. Also in 2006, Kenny coached the Penrith Panthers Jersey Flegg side which won the premiership, defeating Newcastle in the grand final, but was terminated from his position afterwards. In February 2008, Kenny was named in the list of Australia's 100 Greatest Players (1908–2007) which was commissioned by the NRL and ARL to celebrate the code's centenary year in Australia. In 2010, Kenny became the coach of the Wentworthville Magpies in the NSW Cup competition, taking over from Rip Taylor. In May 2010, Kenny spoke to the Daily Telegraph and talked about coaching Wentworthville and since retiring as a player he had been struggling financially. He went on to say "I've only got a 12-month contract with Wentworthville. The pay is pretty ordinary. It's not enough to live on, I've set myself a time limit to coach at the highest level. I'll give it two years, then I'll walk away from rugby league and I won't worry about it any more. I'll do something else.