St George District announce final centenary era teams
The St George District Rugby League Football Club have kicked off their Covid-19 delayed centenary celebrations.
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Team one is on point...Its always been too hard to name one team and I usually end up with two.
1. Langlands
2. Blacklock
3. Mark Gasnier
4. Reg Gasnier
5. John King
6. Brian Clay
7. Billy Smith
8. Kevin Ryan
9. Ken Kearney
10. Craig Young
11. Gorden Tallis
12. Norm Provan
13. John Raper
Res:
14. Frank Burge
15. Len Kelly
16. Luke Bailey
17. Rod Reddy
vs
1. Brian Graham
2. Eddie Lumsden
3. Michael O'Connor
4. Ted Goodwin
5. Noel Pidding
6. Anthony Mundine
7. Bob Bugden
8. Robert Stone
9. Ian Walsh
10. Monty Porter
11. Harry Bath
12. Herb Narvo
13. Graeme Wynn
Res:
14. Neville Smith
15. Aubrey Kelly
16. Mark Coyne
17. Billy Wilson
Yep, Billy Noke in ‘83 & ‘84 was absolutely awesome. Great pick.This is my twist, my favourite 100 year team..
1. Brian Johnson
2. B. Johnston
3. M. Gasnier
4. Lord Ted
5. Brett Morris
6. Choc
7. Steve Morris
8. Young
9. N Brown
10. Noke
11. G Wynn
12. G Tallis
13. Raper
14. M O Connor
15. J Jansen
16. Blacklock
17. M Brennan
That's your best team ever!!1. Langlands
2. B Morris
3. R Gasnier
4. M Gasnier
5. King
6. Mundine
7. B Smith
8. C Young
9. Walsh
10. Ryan
11. Proven
12. Bath
13. Raper
14. Kearney
15. Porter
16. Tallis
17. Reddy
What a side! Wonderful players; proud to support the Saints!St George District RLFC announce 'Team of the Century'
The St George District Rugby League Football Club unveiled their 'Team of the Century' with a delayed celebratory event on Wednesday, July 20 at St George Leagues Club's Spirit of the Red V museum.www.dragons.com.au
St George District's RLFC Team of the Century
Fullback: Graeme Langlands
Wingers: Johnny King and Eddie Lumsden
Centres: Reg Gasnier and Mark Gasnier
Five-eighth: Brian Clay
Halfback: Billy Smith
Lock: Johnny Raper
Second-rowers: Norm Provan and Rod Reddy
Front-rowers: Billy Wilson and Craig Young
Hooker: Ken Kearney
Bench: Harry Bath, Doug McRitchie, Neville Smith, Ian Walsh
Coach: Frank Burge
Not sure about Mundine but that's a cracker of a team!1. Langlands
2. B Morris
3. R Gasnier
4. M Gasnier
5. King
6. Mundine
7. B Smith
8. C Young
9. Walsh
10. Ryan
11. Proven
12. Bath
13. Raper
14. Kearney
15. Porter
16. Tallis
17. Reddy
Mundine can be a bit of a dickhead, but he was one hellofa player!Not sure about Mundine but that's a cracker of a team!
Based on what I have seen- and that started in the late 50s- the only issue I have with (what I assume is) your first team is one wing position. Johnny King was a safe and dependable winger but hardly in Brett Morris' class.Its always been too hard to name one team and I usually end up with two.
1. Langlands
2. Blacklock
3. Mark Gasnier
4. Reg Gasnier
5. John King
6. Brian Clay
7. Billy Smith
8. Kevin Ryan
9. Ken Kearney
10. Craig Young
11. Gorden Tallis
12. Norm Provan
13. John Raper
Res:
14. Frank Burge
15. Len Kelly
16. Luke Bailey
17. Rod Reddy
vs
1. Brian Graham
2. Eddie Lumsden
3. Michael O'Connor
4. Ted Goodwin
5. Noel Pidding
6. Anthony Mundine
7. Bob Bugden
8. Robert Stone
9. Ian Walsh
10. Monty Porter
11. Harry Bath
12. Herb Narvo
13. Graeme Wynn
Res:
14. Neville Smith
15. Aubrey Kelly
16. Mark Coyne
17. Billy Wilson
It's very difficult to compare different players from different eras. But in King's case, he has the unbeatable record of scoring tries in six consecutive grand finals. Plus he scored143 First Grade tries, a Club record.Based on what I have seen- and that started in the late 50s- the only issue I have with (what I assume is) your first team is one wing position. Johnny King was a safe and dependable winger but hardly in Brett Morris' class.
I thought the same thing.Kevin Ryan - how did he miss out?