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Feedback/Suggestions / Round 6 1993 Canterbury V St.G...
Last post by Ted Baxter - 05 November, 2025, 11:36:15 PMhttps://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/seasons/nswrl-1993/round-6/canterbury-bankstown-bulldogs-vs-st-george-dragons/summary.html
Player numbers:
CB: 22. Serdaris, 21. Dean Pay, 26. Steve Reardon, 40. Darren Senter, 41. Mark Brokenshire.
SD: 20. Phil Blake, 35. Nathan Brown, 40. Jeff Hardy, 41. Neil Tierney.
HT: Canterbury 8-2.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXtgcXAdFyw&t=60s
Player numbers:
CB: 22. Serdaris, 21. Dean Pay, 26. Steve Reardon, 40. Darren Senter, 41. Mark Brokenshire.
SD: 20. Phil Blake, 35. Nathan Brown, 40. Jeff Hardy, 41. Neil Tierney.
HT: Canterbury 8-2.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXtgcXAdFyw&t=60s
#2
Feedback/Suggestions / Newtown v Parramatta Henson Pa...
Last post by Paul Carter - 05 November, 2025, 03:48:55 PMI just thought I would let you know. In the game between Newtown and Parramatta at Henson Park on May 18, 1958.
-That Gordon Clifford had 5 Attempts at Goal.
-Bob Hanson had 5 Attempts at Goal.
-Ken Stubbs had 2 Attempts at Goal.
-Sorry to point this out. I notice in that game for Newtown. That you have Kevin Considine Wearing No. 2. Tony Brown Wearing No. 3. Ray Redden Wearing No. 4. Terry McGovern Wearing No. 5. John Raper Wearing No. 6. Barry Harris Wearing No. 9. Jim Richards Wearing No. 11. Frank Farrington Wearing No. 13.
-Also for Parramatta. You have John Hickey Wearing No. 3. Ken Stubbs Wearing No. 4. Bob Hanson Wearing No. 6. Rod Payne Wearing No. 8. Matt Johnston Wearing No. 9. Bob Mavin Wearing No. 10.
-Considine Wore No. 4. McGovern Wore No. 2. When they both played Winger for Newtown in that game.
-Brown Wore No. 6. Redden Wore No. 17. When they both played Centre for Newtown in that game.
-Raper Wore No. 9. When he played Five-Eigth for Newtown in that game.
-Harris Wore No. 23. When he played Second-Row for Newtown in that game.
-Richards Wore No. 16. Farrington Wore No. 11. When they both played Front-Row for Newtown in that game.
-Hickey Wore No. 18. Stubbs Wore No. 6. When they both played Centre for Parramatta in that game.
-Hanson Wore No. 3. When he played Five-Eigth for Parramatta in that game.
-Payne Wore No. 24. When he played Lock for Parramatta in that game.
-Johnston Wore No. 10. Mavin Wore No. 26. When they both played Second-Row for Parramatta in that game as well.
-That Gordon Clifford had 5 Attempts at Goal.
-Bob Hanson had 5 Attempts at Goal.
-Ken Stubbs had 2 Attempts at Goal.
-Sorry to point this out. I notice in that game for Newtown. That you have Kevin Considine Wearing No. 2. Tony Brown Wearing No. 3. Ray Redden Wearing No. 4. Terry McGovern Wearing No. 5. John Raper Wearing No. 6. Barry Harris Wearing No. 9. Jim Richards Wearing No. 11. Frank Farrington Wearing No. 13.
-Also for Parramatta. You have John Hickey Wearing No. 3. Ken Stubbs Wearing No. 4. Bob Hanson Wearing No. 6. Rod Payne Wearing No. 8. Matt Johnston Wearing No. 9. Bob Mavin Wearing No. 10.
-Considine Wore No. 4. McGovern Wore No. 2. When they both played Winger for Newtown in that game.
-Brown Wore No. 6. Redden Wore No. 17. When they both played Centre for Newtown in that game.
-Raper Wore No. 9. When he played Five-Eigth for Newtown in that game.
-Harris Wore No. 23. When he played Second-Row for Newtown in that game.
-Richards Wore No. 16. Farrington Wore No. 11. When they both played Front-Row for Newtown in that game.
-Hickey Wore No. 18. Stubbs Wore No. 6. When they both played Centre for Parramatta in that game.
-Hanson Wore No. 3. When he played Five-Eigth for Parramatta in that game.
-Payne Wore No. 24. When he played Lock for Parramatta in that game.
-Johnston Wore No. 10. Mavin Wore No. 26. When they both played Second-Row for Parramatta in that game as well.
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Feedback/Suggestions / Manly v Western Suburbs Brookv...
Last post by Paul Carter - 04 November, 2025, 03:40:12 PMI just thought I would let you know. In the game between Manly and Western Suburbs at Brookvale Oval on May 18, 1958.
-That Ron Willey Kicked 9 Goals From 9 Attempts.
-Sorry to point this out. I notice in that game for Manly.
-That you have Peter Horne Wearing No. 2. Jim Peebles Wearing No. 8.
-Also for Western Suburbs. You have Barry Owen Wearing No. 2. Don Malone Wearing No. 4. Rees Duncan Wearing No. 6. Jack Bowman Wearing No. 9. Kel O'Shea Wearing No. 10.
-Horne Wore No. 16. When he played Winger for Manly in that game.
-Peebles Wore No. 21. When he played Lock for Manly in that game.
-Owen Wore No. 18. When he played Winger for Western Suburbs in that game.
-Malone Wore No. 17. When he played Centre for Western Suburbs in that game.
-Duncan Wore No. 4. When he played Five-Eigth for Western Suburbs in that game.
-Bowman Wore No. 10. O'Shea Wore No. 9. When they both played Second-Row for Western Suburbs in that game as well.
-That Ron Willey Kicked 9 Goals From 9 Attempts.
-Sorry to point this out. I notice in that game for Manly.
-That you have Peter Horne Wearing No. 2. Jim Peebles Wearing No. 8.
-Also for Western Suburbs. You have Barry Owen Wearing No. 2. Don Malone Wearing No. 4. Rees Duncan Wearing No. 6. Jack Bowman Wearing No. 9. Kel O'Shea Wearing No. 10.
-Horne Wore No. 16. When he played Winger for Manly in that game.
-Peebles Wore No. 21. When he played Lock for Manly in that game.
-Owen Wore No. 18. When he played Winger for Western Suburbs in that game.
-Malone Wore No. 17. When he played Centre for Western Suburbs in that game.
-Duncan Wore No. 4. When he played Five-Eigth for Western Suburbs in that game.
-Bowman Wore No. 10. O'Shea Wore No. 9. When they both played Second-Row for Western Suburbs in that game as well.
#4
Feedback/Suggestions / Manly v Western Suburbs Brookv...
Last post by Paul Carter - 03 November, 2025, 07:09:48 PMI just thought I would let you know. In the game between Manly and Western Suburbs at Brookvale Oval on August 29, 1993.
-That Craig Hancock was the Channel 9 MMI Insurance Player of the Match.
-Manly Lead 14-0 at Halftime.
-Sorry to point this out. I notice in that game for Manly. That you have Chris Ryan Wearing No. 4. John Devereux Wearing No. 5. Richard Kairouz Wearing No. 14. David Hosking Wearing No. 15. Scott Fulton Wearing No. 16.
-Also for Western Suburbs. You have Andrew Willis Wearing No. 14. Aseri Laing Wearing No. 15. Gerome Lane Wearing No. 16.
-Ryan Wore No. 40. When he played Centre for Manly in that game.
-Devereux Wore No. 4. When he played Winger for Manly in that game.
-Kairouz Wore No. 15. Hosking Wore No. 21. Fulton Wore No. 22. When they all came off the Bench for Manly in that game.
-Andrew Willis Wore No. 41. Laing Wore No. 31. Lane Wore No. 38. When they all off the Bench for Western Suburbs in that game as well.
-That Craig Hancock was the Channel 9 MMI Insurance Player of the Match.
-Manly Lead 14-0 at Halftime.
-Sorry to point this out. I notice in that game for Manly. That you have Chris Ryan Wearing No. 4. John Devereux Wearing No. 5. Richard Kairouz Wearing No. 14. David Hosking Wearing No. 15. Scott Fulton Wearing No. 16.
-Also for Western Suburbs. You have Andrew Willis Wearing No. 14. Aseri Laing Wearing No. 15. Gerome Lane Wearing No. 16.
-Ryan Wore No. 40. When he played Centre for Manly in that game.
-Devereux Wore No. 4. When he played Winger for Manly in that game.
-Kairouz Wore No. 15. Hosking Wore No. 21. Fulton Wore No. 22. When they all came off the Bench for Manly in that game.
-Andrew Willis Wore No. 41. Laing Wore No. 31. Lane Wore No. 38. When they all off the Bench for Western Suburbs in that game as well.
#5
Feedback/Suggestions / Western Suburbs Goal Kicking A...
Last post by Paul Carter - 03 November, 2025, 03:19:12 PMI just thought I would let you know. In the game between Western Suburbs and North Sydney at the Sydney Cricket Ground on May 3, 1958.
-That Darcy Russell had 14 Attempts at Goal.
-That Darcy Russell had 14 Attempts at Goal.
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Feedback/Suggestions / Re: 1973 Wills Cup Canterbury ...
Last post by GregRLP - 20 October, 2025, 12:43:10 AMIn the playoff I suggest as Don Rogers didn't play that Les Ewing was winger he is not listed in the paper as an injury therefore he didn't play rd 3 also SMH 18/3 says both teams used all their 4 replacements so I think Ray Payne was the 4th replacement and he wasn't a replacement in rd 3.
So I have updated RLP to reflect what I believe are the correct teams let me know what you think it all lines up with the annual report games.
So I have updated RLP to reflect what I believe are the correct teams let me know what you think it all lines up with the annual report games.
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Feedback/Suggestions / Re: 1973 Wills Cup Canterbury ...
Last post by GregRLP - 19 October, 2025, 12:53:03 AMStill on rd 3 The Sun 2/3 lists Rogers & Cotter as wingers and the DM lists Rogers & Ewing but Daily Tele 2/3 states that Ewing had to withdraw due to gastric and was replaced by Cotter. So looks highly likely Ewing didn't play rd 3 unless he made a miraculous recovery. Therefore a good chance the backline was Rogers, Lowther, Cole & Cotter unless there was a late withdrawal.
Rogers didn't played in the Playoff game and his 4 games are Rd 2-4 & SF, SMH 17/3 states that Rogers was injured for the playoff game.
I'll check the rest out tomorrow.
Rogers didn't played in the Playoff game and his 4 games are Rd 2-4 & SF, SMH 17/3 states that Rogers was injured for the playoff game.
I'll check the rest out tomorrow.
#8
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: 1977 Easts v Manly R17 SCG
Last post by GregRLP - 18 October, 2025, 11:54:12 AMThanks fixed now.
#9
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: 1973 Wills Cup Canterbury ...
Last post by GregRLP - 18 October, 2025, 12:54:46 AMI'm OK with Rd 1 & 2.
Rd 3 both the Sunday Mirror & Sunday Telegraph say that Lowther & Cole were the centres and the SMH 12/3 states that Stringer an unknown who had been playing lower grades was selected to replace Bernie Lowther for the semi-final so seems likely he would have only been used as a replacement prior to the semi final so I would say Winchester was probably was a starter on the wing and Stringer reserve.
I check the rest over the weekend.
Rd 3 both the Sunday Mirror & Sunday Telegraph say that Lowther & Cole were the centres and the SMH 12/3 states that Stringer an unknown who had been playing lower grades was selected to replace Bernie Lowther for the semi-final so seems likely he would have only been used as a replacement prior to the semi final so I would say Winchester was probably was a starter on the wing and Stringer reserve.
I check the rest over the weekend.
#10
Feedback/Suggestions / 1977 Easts v Manly R17 SCG
Last post by ontheburst - 17 October, 2025, 07:46:22 PMThe attendance for this game was 16,792 not 10,792.
The figure is mentioned in the SMH match article and also confirmed by Big League.
The figure is mentioned in the SMH match article and also confirmed by Big League.