| Name | Details | Notes
/ info links | Facer,
Frank
'Fearless'
 | S,
1947-50, 74 games. 2t (6pts) | Hooker.
Played in 1949 Grand
Final victory.
Went
on to become club secretary (1956-77).
The game's most successful administrator saw St George to 12 premierships
(1956-66 & 77) during a reign which lasted over two decades.
more: 1947,
1949, 1950,
Golden yrs I, 1956,
1963, 1966,
1974, 1978 |
| Fahey,
M | S,
1947-48, 17 games. 6t (18pts) | |
Fairall,
Percy (c)
 | S,
1928-30 & 1932-37, 92 games.
21t, 4g (71pts) |
Hooker. Lock forward.
NSW rep (1935-36).
Aust rep (1935-38).
St George junior.
Captained St George when they demolished
Canterbury by a record 91-6 in 1935.
Played 155 all grade games, the first
Saints player to surpass 150 games.
Also played with Souths 1938-40 and played
in that clubs' 1939 grand final loss.
more: 1935 |
| Fairhall,
A | S,
1928, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Fairhall,
Pat | S,
1982-84, 7 games + 3 repl. 2t (6pts) | |
| Falconer,
? | S,
1926, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Farrar,
Andrew | I,
1994, 22 games. 3t (12pts) | Centre.
NSW rep (1984 &
86-87 & 89-90).
Aust rep (1988).
Kicked decisive field goal in Canterbury's 7-6 defeat of Saints
in 1985 grand final. Went on to become Steelers coach and Dragons coach.
more:
1998, 1999,
2000, 2001,
2002 |
Felsch,
Luke
| S,
1994-98, 28 games + 28 repl. 3t (12pts)
SI, 2002, 16 games (incl repl). 1t
(4pts)
TOTAL:
1994-98 & 2002, 72 games (incl repl), 4t (16pts) | Front
row forward. Second row forward.
Sponsored by University of New England (NSW), Felsch was graded
with Saints after being spotted playing in a Commonwealth Bank Cup match for Woodlawn
College.
Played
in 1996 grand final side.
Unable to fit into joint venture in 1999, went onto the UK.
Signed again with
the Dragons in 2002.
more: 1996 |
Ferguson,
Roy
 | S,
1972-76, 100 games + 1 repl.
30t (90pts) | Centre.
Wyong junior played
with Wests 1964-71.
A
tough competitor, Ferguson played 1975 grand final and one of the few players
who could still hold his head high following the 38-0 loss.
more: 1972,
1975 |
| Field,
Sid | S,
1921, 2 games. (0pts) | Forward.
Played in the inaugural
First Grade match for St
George.
more:
1921 |
| Fielder,
R | S,
1948-51, 39 games. 7t (21pts) | |
Fifield,
Jack
 | S,
1957-58, 37 games. 20t (60pts) | Centre.
Captain of Balmain before joining Saints.
A try scorer in the 1957 Grand Final,
when Saints crushed Manly 31-9.
more: 1957 |
Fifita,
John
| S,
1984-90, 56 games + 24 repl.
5t (20pts) | Forward.
Huge front rower.
Joined Saints from Tonga in 1984, Fifita came back from
a serious leg injury in 1985 to play five more seasons.
Went on to play for
many years in 'Bush' football. | Finch,
Robert
 | S,
1974-80, 118 games + 9 repl.
26t (78pts) | Centre.
Aust schoolboy rep.
Was reserve player
for 1975 grand final.
Played in 1977 and 1979 Grand Final victories.
Later represented Country and took up coaching roles in the Newcastle
area.
more:
1974, 1977,
1979 |
| Finnie, J | S,
1948, 10 games. 5t (15pts) | |
| Firman,
Brett
 | SI,
2003-2004, 22 games
7t, 11g (50pts) | Halfback.
Born 1982 in Temora, NSW.
Played with Temora, Port Macquarie and then Cronulla
lower grades before linking up with Saints.
First Grade Debut: Dragons v.
Wests Tigers at Telstra Stadium, March 15, 2003.
Undergoing and recovering
from shoulder surgery in the 2003/2004 off-season.
After just one first grade
game in 2004, Firman broke his leg in a lower grade match. In his absence, Mathew
Head made the half back spot his own, limiting Firman's options later in the year.
Signed with Roosters for 2005.
more: 2003,
2004 |
| Fitzgerald,
J | S,
1953, 1 game. (0pts) | |
Fitzgerald,
Jamie
 | SI,
2000-01, 21 games (including repl)
(0pts) | Utility
forward.
more:
2001 |
| Fitzgerald,
L | S,
1952, 5 games. 3t, 5g (19pts) | |
| Fitzgerald,
Peter | S,
1969-75, 95 games + 5 repl.
7t (21pts) | Back
row forward.
Originally
from Canowindra.
Played in 1971 and 1975 grand finals.
Went on to captain Port Kembla to win the 1980 Wollongong premiership
under the coaching of Graeme Langlands. |
| Fitzgibbon,
Craig | I,
1997-98, 10 games + 10 repl. 2t,
38g (84pts)
SI,
1999, 15 games (incl repl). 4t, 25g (66pts)
TOTAL: 1997-1999, 35 games (incl
repl), 6t, 63g (150pts) | Second
row forward.
Played
in 1999 grand final.
more: 1999 |
| Fitzpatrick,
C | S,
1936-37, 2 games. (0pts) | |
| Fitzpatrick,
G | S,
1970, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Fitzpatrick,
Peter | S,
1978, 1 repl. (0pts) | |
| Flanagan,
Shane | S,
1987, 1 game 2 repl. (0pts) | Winger |
Fleming,
Doug
 | S,
1949-53, 1955-57, 120 games.
12t, 280g, 1fg (598pts) | Fullback.
Goal kicker.
Graded
as a 17 year old in 1947.
Played in 1949 Grand Final victory.
Fleming was the season's
top point scorer in 1955 with 185 pts (1t, 91g) and again in 1956 with 189 pts
(3t, 90g). He was also the club's top point scorer in first grade in 1957 with
110 pts (2t, 52g).
Played in another Grand Final victory
in 1956 before retiring in 1957.
His 598 first grade points was a club record,
previously held by Noel Pidding. The record would later be broken by Brian Graham
in 1964.
more: 1949,
1953, 1955,
1956, 1957,
1963 |
Fleming,
Norm
 | S,
1929-33, 18 games. 4t (12pts) | Forward. |
Flower,
Harry
 | S,
1922-24 & 1926-30, 58 games.
6t (18pts) | Forward.
Veteran front rower
was one of three St George players sent off in a Saints v Wests match in 1927.
Suspended six weeks
for fighting, Flower missed out on the club's first premiership decider.
Played in the 1930
grand final loss to Wests, suffering an arm injury before retiring.
more:
1930 |
| Flower, J | S,
1930-31 & 1935-36, 25 games. 3t, 1g (11pts) | Half
back / five eighth.
Played 91-6 thrashing of Canterbury in 1935.
more:
1935
| | Foley,
J | S,
1926, 4 games. 1t (3pts) | |
| Foord,
George | S,
1974-75, 5 games + 1 repl. 1t (3pts) | |
Forrester,
Wade
 | SI,
2001, 2 repl. 1t (4pts) | Forward.
Played in 1st Division Grand Final winning team of 2001.
Signed with Manly
for 2002. | | Foster,
Ken | S,
1942, 5 games. 2t (6pts) | Winger |
| Franklin,
S | S,
1952, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Fraser,
Col | S,
1982-87, 55 games 16 repl. 15t (59pts) | Later
became St George Development Officer. |
| Frederickson,
Ron | S,
1936-40, 42 games. 5t (15pts) | |
Freestone,
Eric Vivian 'Bluey'
 | S,
1929-32, 49 games.
16t,
32g (112pts) | Winger.
NSW rep (1928).
Aust rep (1928).
Gudagai winger
played with Tumut where he gained rep honours before joining Saints.
Played
in 1930 grand final. | | French,
John | S,
1976, 1 game + 1 repl. (0pts) | |
| Frendin,
W | S,
1945, 2 games. (0pts) | |
Frew,
Andrew
 | SI,
2004, 1 game. 1t (4pts) | Winger.
Born 1975, Sydney.
Fairfield Patrician Bros junior. Played with Parramatta
(1997-98), Manly (1999), Northern Eagles (2000), and UK club Huddersfield (2001-03)
before linking up with Saints for 2004. |
| Fritz, Dale | I,
1989-93, 63 games + 10 repl. 8t (32pts) | |
| Fritz,
Darren | I,
1994-96, 50 games + 9 repl. 5t (20pts) | Prop
forward. second row forward.
Qld rep (1994). | Fullerton
Smith, Wally
 | S,
1987-92, 79 games. 5t (20pts).
5t (20pts) | Forward.
Qld rep (1983-85
& 88 & 90).
Aust rep (1983-85 & 88).
Roma (Qld) junior played with Redcliffe and also played with French
club Tonneins (82-83) and UK club Leeds (84-85) before joining Saints
Played again in France
in 1993. | | Funnell,
Steve | S,
1984-87 & 1988, 31 games + 16 repl.
8t, 18g, 1fg (69pts) | |
Fusedale,
Reg
 | S,
1921-22, 16 games + 1 repl.
7g (14pts) | Centre.
Was a ballboy in the famous NZ 'All Golds' v NSW match of 1907.
A Lifesaver
who saved at least five people from drowning, Reg Fusedale was also a cricketer
and ex-RU NSW rep.
Reg joined up during WWI and helped organised football
competitions in England and South Africa.
Following a stint as captain of
Souths in 1920, Reg played in first premiership match for St George in 1921.
Later in 1921, he was elected as St George club secretary following a spill which
saw Joe McGraw ousted.
At 32, Reg had retired at the end of season 1921. But
he pulled on the boots again in 1922 one afternoon at North Sydney Oval as fullback
when H 'Puddin' King was running late.
Fusedale became player and club secretary
when he played out the rest of the 1922 season.
Reg Fusedale was made a life
member of St George, the NSWRL and the NSW Leagues Club.
He passed away on
August 8, 1990, aged 99 years and eight months.
more: 1921, 1926 |
| Gabbe,
Percy | S,
1923-26, 26 games + 1 repl. 2t (6pts) | Fullback. |
| Gallagher,
Dave | I,
1992, 10 games 3 repl. (0pts) | |
Gardner,
Frederick Harrybrook
'Yappy'
 | S,
1929-35, 82 games.
38t,
8g (130pts) | Winger.
NSW rep (1933-34).
Aust rep (1933).
St George junior
from Hurstville Public School and the Hurstville United club.
Fred
Gardner was the club's top try scorer in 1934 (11tries) and scored 13 tries in
20 matches on Kangaroo Tour of 1933.
Played in the record 91-6 demolition of Canterbury in 1935.
Jokingly nicknamed 'Yappy' because of quiet nature.
Father
of Fred Gardner Jnr.
more: 1935 |
| Gardner,
Fred Jnr. | S,
1955, 1 game. 1t (3pts) | A
star in the Wollongong competition also had a brief stay with St George.
Son of Fred Gardner
Snr. | Gasnier,
Mark* (c)
'Gaz'
 | SI,
2000-2007,
123 games.
75t, 8g (316pts). | Winger.
Centre. Five Eighth.
Height: 192cm.
Aust rep (2001 & 2005-2006).
NSW rep (2004-2006).
City Origin rep in 2001.
Born 19 July 1981 in Sydney.
A St George junior (Renown United).
Scored a try on debut (vs Newcastle at
Marathon, March 24, 2000) and went on to become one of the best centres in the
competition before injury intervened to hamper his career.
A tremendous player
of great potential, Gasnier was finally selected as centre for NSW State of Origin
in 2004, but he was publicly dumped for sending lewd mobile phone messages whilst
in Origin camp. He was then recalled into the NSW squad for the third and deciding
match of the series, scoring two tries and breaking his collarbone in what was
his State of Origin debut.
In 2005, Mark Gasnier cemented his NSW Origin centre
spot alongside team mate Matt Cooper, playing in all three matches of the series.
Both players were also selected for Australia with Gasnier playing in all five
Test matches for the Kangaroos in the 2005 Tri-Nations series including the Tri-Nations
Final at Elland Road in Leeds. On the same tour, Gasnier also played for Australia
in a one-off Test match against France in Perpignan.
In 2006, the Gasnier
side-step proved too elusive for many a defender as 'Gaz' topped the try scoring
list for the Dragons with 18 tries.
Also in 2006, he was again selected for
NSW, playing in all three State of Origin clashes. In the same year he played
in all six Tests for the Kangaroos, including the Anzac Test match against New
Zealand as well as every match for Australia in the Tri-Nations.
Following
a wave of publicity, where rugby union officials attempted to lure Gasnier over
to the Wallabies, the 25-year-old finally agreed to terms in May of 2006, Gasnier
signing a lucrative contract which would see him remain a Dragon until 2011.
In
2007, Gasnier was named co-captain (alongside Jason Ryles and Ben Hornby). In
addition, the star centre was named at five-eighth following Trent Barrett's departure
in 2006. Unfortunately, Gasnier sufffered a shoulder injury (torn pectoral muscle)
in the pre-season Charity Shield trial which saw him sidelined until round 19.
In
2008, Gasnier has been named as sole captain and is tipped to return full time
to his more customary centre position.
Nephew of Reg Gasnier.
more: 2000,
2001,
2002, 2003,
2004, 2005,
2006
| |
Gasnier,
Reg (c)
'Gaz'
'Puff the Magic Dragon'
 |
S, 1959-67, 125 games.
127t, 20g (421pts). | Centre.
Immortal.
NSW
rep (1959-65 & 1967).
Aust rep (1959-65 & 1967).
A
true local junior, Reg was born in Kogarah in 1939.
Widely regarded as
the greatest centre three quarter to play the game, 'Puff' possessed an amazing
turn of speed that more often than not, left all in his wake.
The competition's leading try scorer in 1960 (25t), 1963 (24t) and
1964 (18t).
Scored
two tries in the 1960 Grand Final victory and played in six premiership winning
sides.
Gasnier
suffered a knee injury and then a broken leg while captain coach of Australia
in 1967. He finally succumbed to another leg injury announcing his retirement
after a provincial match in Avingnon on December 21st, 1967 when only 28 years
of age.
Following retirement, Gasnier
went on to ABC commentary work and later became a successful marketing manager
for a Sydney packaging firm.
Now a Rugby
League 'Immortal'.
Uncle of Mark Gasnier
more: 1959,
1960,
1961,
1962,
1963,
1966,
1967 |
| Gay,
Richard | S,
1993, 1 repl. (0pts) | |
| Gearin,
Steve | S,
1983-84, 48 games (including repl).
15t, 161g (382pts) |
Winger, goal kicker.
Newtown junior (Lewisham).
Came to Saints after breaking Canterbury's club
point scoring record for season 1979. He is best remembered for a try he scored
for the Berries in the 1980 Grand Final. Gearin fielded a Greg Brentnall kick
on the full to score just before full time.
Joined Saints in 1983-1984 and
was the club's top point scorer for two years running.
1983: 8 tries, 80 goals
(192 points).
1984: 7 tries, 81 goals (190 points).
Went back to Canterbury
in 1985 before playing his final first grade season with Manly in 1986.
more:
1983,
1984 |
| Gentle,
Peter | S,
1987-88, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Geraghty,
John | S,
1970 1 game. (0pts) | |
Gibbs,
G
 | S,
1922-23, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Gibson,
Kevin, | S,
1968, 1976, 2 repl. (0pts) | |
| Gilbert,
Bob | S,
1945, 4 games. (0pts) | Son
of Herb Gilbert Snr. Brother of Herb Jr and Jack Gilbert. |
Gilbert
Snr, Herb (captain and coach)
 | S,
1921, 8 games.
1t (3pts). | Centre.
NSW rep (1911-12
& 1919).
Aust
rep (1911-12 & 1919-20).
Dual international (winger in the 1910 Wallabies'
win over New Zealand, scoring two tries).
First captain
in first grade, 1921, when aged 33. Coach 1921-1924.
Test
captain, 1920.
Later
became St George selector before having a falling out with the club over the selection
of son Herb Jnr.
NSW and Australian selector 1925-1937.
Held in high regard as one of the greatest centres in the first
half of the 20th century, Herb Gilbert Snr died on January 3rd 1972, aged 84.
Father of Bob, Jack
and Herb Jnr.
more:
1921,
team
1941, 1972 |
Gilbert
Jnr, Herb
 | S,
1938-43, 89 games.
12t,
2g (40pts) | Hooker.
NSW rep (1939-41
& 1946).
Played
in 1941 Grand Final.
War curtailed his career. Played in NSW side that took on England
during the visitor's tour of that year.
Son of Herb Gilbert, brother of Bob and Jack Gilbert.
more: team
1941, 1946 |
Gilbert,
Jack
 | S,
1941, 1946, 8 games.
2g
(4pts) | Centre.
Played in 1941 Grand
Final as a replacement for Jack Lindwall
Son of Herb Gilbert, brother of Bob and Herb Gilbert Jnr.
more: team
1941 | Gill,
Peter
| S,
1988-91, 59 games + 12 repl.
11t (44pts) | Centre.
Lock forward.
Rep
for Qld juniors.
A 'Rod Reddy lookalike', Peter Gill was named Player of the Series
following Saints' 1988 mid-week Panasonic Cup victory when they defeated Balmain
16-8 in the Final.
Went on to a strong career in the UK. |
| Gill,
R | S,
1943, 16 games. 7t (21pts) | |
| Gilmore,
H | S,
1926, 3 games. (0pts) | |
| Girdler,
Ryan | I,
1991-92, 20 games + 3 repl.
8t, 43g (118pts) | Centre.
Winger.
NSW
rep. (1997- )
Aust
rep. (1997- ) | | Gittoes,
Keith | S,
1954, 19 games.
8t
(24pts) | Noted
promoter of Rugby League in UK, Australia and Canada.
Instigated coaching
panels. Went on to be Director of Coaching (1967-74).
Assistant Secretary
NSWRL (1970), League Executive Committee member (1972-83) and manager of NSW team
(1979). | | Glanville,
Marc | S,
1985-87, 6 games + 5 repl. (0pts) | |
| Glossop,
Ted | S,
1951-52 & 1957, 15 games.
1t (3pts) | Halfback.
St George coach 1988,
guided the Dragons to success in the mid-week Panasonic Cup competition.
Passed away in 1998
following a battle with cancer.
more: 1988,
1989 |
| Goldspink,
Brett | I,
1992-93, 7 games + 7 repl. (0pts) | |
Goldthorpe,
Noel
 | S,
1992-96, 102 games + 4 repl.
25t, 44g, 16fg (204pts) | Halfback.
NSW tri-series rep
(1997).
St
George junior. City First rep in 1992. Played in 1992, 1993 and 1996 grand finals.
more: 1993,
1996 |
| Goodwin,
Ted
'Lord Ted'
click on above image for larger pic of 1977 RLW magazine cover. |
S, 1972-78, 116 games.
52t, 82g, 2fg (322pts)
 | Centre.
Fullback.
NSW
rep (1972-74 & 1976).
Aust rep (1972-73).
Dapto junior represented Country before
joining Saints and was quickly lauded as an ideal replacement for the great Graeme
'Changa' Langlands.
Played in 1975 grand final loss where he came off second
best following a dramatic head clash with Easts' Ian Schubert.
A brilliant
attacker and rare talent, 'Lord Ted' captured the imagination of crowds whenever
he played. From fullback, he scored a miraculous try in the historic 1977 drawn
Grand Final (later dubbed the 'game of the century').
While
scoring one his trademark solo tries, 'Lord Ted' kicked ahead and dived on the
ball just inside the dead ball line. Such was his determination that he hit the
ground hard and knocked himself out in the process.
He backed up the next
week and scored six goals and a field goal in Saints 22-0 victory over Parramatta.
Went on to captain-coach Parkes and Forbes to three
premierships in the Group 11 competition before moving to Perth and helping to
set up the ill-fated Western Reds franchise.
Always a Dragon at heart, 'Lord
Ted' returned to Sydney and at last report was involved in administrative duties
with the mighty Dragons.
more: 1972,
1975,
1977,
1978 |
Gordon,
Bert
'Speed' | S,
1987-88, 14 games + 1 repl.
3t (12pts) | Winger.
Scored a sensational intercept ry in the 1988 mid-week Panasonic Cup Final |
| Gore,
A | S,
1922-23, 27 games. 1g (2pts) | A
club veteran. Played in the initial St George third grade team of 1910. more:
1910 |
Gorrell,
Aaron
'Goz'
 | SI,
2002 & 2005-2006, 48 games (incl repl)
7t, 94g (216pts) |
| Aaron
Gorrell
First
Grade | |
| Position | Hooker |
| Born | 31
Mar 1981, Wollongong | | Junior
Club | Albion
Park-Oak Flats | | Height | 178cm |
| Debut | Dragons
(v Eels), WIN Stadium, 14 Apr 2002, (Rd 5) | |
| Hooker,
half back and goal kicker, Aaron Gorrell represented 199920-00 NSW U/19’s,
1999-2000 Junior Kangaroos, 2004 NSW Residents and starred
in the 2001 First Division (second grade) premiership winning side. He was promoted
to the top NRL grade in 2002.
Despite having to compete for the hooker spot, Gorrell still played
16 first grade games in 2002, mainly off the bench. In June, Gorrell lifted a
depleted Dragons side while playing at at the unusual position of half back. In
general play, Gorrell put together a near perfect kicking game in the first half
to steer the Saints pack to victory over a more fancied Warriors outfit, the Dragons
winning 32-22.
Following injury, Aaron Gorrell was unable to play in 2003.
Gorrell captained the Dragons in the 2004 Premier League (second grade) grand
final before being recalled back into the NRL first grade side for six matches
in 2005.
His contract with Saints was extended into 2006.
In 2006, Gorrell
played 26 of the 27 matches on offer and was the Club's top point scorer in first
grade (5 tries, 55 goals from 72 attempts for total of 130 points).
In October
2006, Gorrell signed a three year contract with the Catalan Dragons in the English
Super League.
more: 2002,
2003, 2006
|
| Gorton, Stan | S,
1966-71, 56 games + 1 repl.
37t (111pts) | Winger.
Originally from Cairns
(Qld).
Season's leading try scorer in 1968 (22 tries).
more: 1968 |
| Gosson,
N | S,
1951, 9 games.
1t (3pts) | Also
played 15 games with Easts in 1955. | | Gourley,
Robin | S,
1963-66, 35 games.
7t
(21pts) | Prop
foward.
NSW
rep (1962).
Former
Irish RU forward, played in 1965 and 1966 Grand Finals.
Went on to captain-coach Narrabri and represent NSW Country.
Father of Scott Gourley.
more: 1966,
1989 |
Gourley,
Scott
 | S,
1989-96, 120 games + 3 repl.
29t (116 pts) | Forward.
NSW rep (1993).
Aust rep (1991).
Dual international.
Captain of Aust RU schoolboys in 1986 and RU international in 1988.
Son of Robin Gourley.
more: 1989,
1991,
1993,
1996 |
Graham,
Brian
 | S,
1955 & 1957-62 & 1964, 114 games.
20t, 287g (634pts)
NB: Brian Graham points record updated
here are correct.
Source: B. Graham and crossed checked by S. Williams and
H. Elward.
Requests have been made to review official club records. |
Fullback. Goal kicker.
NSW rep (1959).
Played in five Grand
Final wins (1957-61) and was the club's leading point scorer in 1960, 1961, 1962,
and 1964. Graham broke Doug Fleming's club points record in 1964.
His departure to
Korea* for the 1963 season created an opening for Graeme Langlands.
Returned
to play with Saints in 1964 and went on to play with Newtown (1965-67).
*Not
Papua New Guinea as noted in some publications.
Brian Graham
| First
Grade stats with St George
| Year |
Games |
Tries |
Goals |
Points |
| 1955 |
1 |
- |
- |
- |
| 1957 |
8 |
1 |
6 |
15 |
| 1958 |
21 |
4 |
1 |
14 |
| 1959 |
19 |
9 |
1 |
29 |
| 1960 |
19 |
3 |
92 |
193 |
| 1961 |
20 |
1 |
75 |
153 |
| 1962 |
13 |
- |
51 |
102 |
| 1964 |
13 |
2 |
61 |
128 |
| Total |
114 |
20 |
287 |
634 |
| Reserve
Grade stats with St George
| Year |
Games |
Tries |
Goals |
Points |
| 1955 |
19 |
- |
- |
- |
| 1956 |
20 |
4 |
49 |
110 |
| 1957 |
12 |
2 |
42 |
90 |
| 1964 |
7 |
- |
14 |
28 |
| Total |
58 |
6 |
105 |
228 |
TOTAL - First
Grade and Reserve Grade combined:
172 games, 26t, 392g = 862 points |
more: 1957,
1959,
1960,
1961,
1964 |
| Graham,
Don | S,
1946-47, 19 games.
6t
(18pts) | Five
eighth.
Represented
Armed Services team before joining St George.
Played in 1946 grand final. |
| Graham, Phillip | S,
1979-82, 28 games + 2 repl.
6t, 27g (72pts) | |
| Graham,
Tony | S,
1977-78, 14 games + 5 repl. 6t (18pts) | |
| Grainger,
? | S,
1921, 1 repl. (0pts) | Member
of the inaugural Second Grade squad and was named reserve for one First Grade
fixture.
more:
1921 |
Grant, George
 | S,
1976-82, 46 games + 5 repl.
1t, 183g (369pts) | Prop
forward. Goal kicker.
Played
in 1979 Grand Final kicking four goals in Saints' 17-13 win over Canterbury.
more: 1979 |
Gray,
Frank
 | S,
1921-22 & 1928-29, 33 games.
7t (21pts) | Five
eighth.
Played
in first premiership team.
Also a prominent lightweight boxer, cyclist and
runner.
Also played with Wests (1920) and Glebe (1927).
more: 1921,
1929 |
| Gray-Spence,
J | S,
1935, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Greaves,
Johnny | S,
1962-63, 26 games + 2 repl.
16t (48pts) | Centre.
NSW rep (1966-68).
Aust rep (1966-68).
St George junior. |
| Green,
E | S,
1952, 1 game. (0pts) | |
| Greenland,
Scott | I,
1982, 1984-86, 39 games. 1t (4pts) | |
Greenlands,
Walter
 | S,
1929-1930, 23 games. 2t (6pts) | Played
in 1930 grand final.
Forced
to leave the club to look for work during the depression. |
Greenshields,
Clint
 | SI,
2004-2006, 36 games.
11t (44pts) |
| Clint
Greenshields
First
Grade | |
| Position | Utility
back | | Born | 11
Jan 1982, Coffs Harbour |
| Junior
Club | Sawtell
JRLFC Panthers | | Height | 176cm |
| Debut | Dragons
(v Sea Eagles), Brookvale Oval, 9 May 2004, (Rd 9) | |
| Clint
Greenshields played in the 2004 Premier League grand final and was winner of 2004
'Mark Coyne Award' – Premier League (second grade) player of the year.
In 2004, he gained rep honours with the NSW Residents
In 2005, Greenshields
played extensively at fullback in the first grade after regular fullback Ben Hornby
moved to halfback to fill in for the injured Mathew Head.
Greenshields extended
his stay at Saints, signing a one year contract for 2006. He played 18 NRL matches
that year, proving to be a reliable custodian and a lethal attacking weapon. Greenshields
scored seven tries, including two doubles in rounds 10 and 26.
In the same
year, speculation circulated that Greenshields was set to sign with the Gold Coast
Titans for 2007. But the 24-year-old ultimately agreed to terms with the French-based
ESL club Catalan Dragons, coached by former St George fullback and second grade
coach Mick Potter.
more: 2004,
2006
| | Gregory,
Andy | I,
1989, 8 games + 1 repl.
3t (12pts) | Halfback.
Played with Widnes.in
1981-82 & 1984 Wembly Cup Finals. |
| Griffin,
Les | S,
1935, 14 games.
7t,
52g (125pts) | Winger.
NSW rep (1930-31).
Played in St George's
91-6 thrashing of Canterbury in 1935 and scored 36 points (2 tries, 15 goals),
a competition match points record in it's day and a club first grade record* for
St George, only equaled by Jack Lindwall in 1947.
Les's record of 15 goals
in one match still stands not only as a club record but it is also a competition
record held jointly with Easts' Dave Brown.
more: 1935
*The Dragons official website reports on 18 June 2002 that Jersey Flegg (third
grade) back Wes Naiqama has secured a club record by scoring 38 points in the
Dragon's victory over North Sydney.
The article at http://www.dragons.com.au/news/static/article_798.asp
states:
Naiqama crossed for five tries and kicked nine goals from as many
attempts to surpass the joint record of 36 points held by Les Griffin and Jack
Lindwall.
Griffin scored two tries and kicked 15 goals in 1935 while playing
for St George and Lindwall made his mark with six tries and nine goals in 1947
while also donning the ‘Red V’. |
| Grigg, Ray | S,
1974-75, 2 games + 5 repl. 1t (3pts) | |
| Grimaldi,
Tony | S,
1995, 1 repl. (0pts) | Forward. |
| Grotte,
Robert | S,
1935 & 1937, 13 games. 1t (3pts) | |
| Guest,
Lennie | S,
1926-29, 39 games. 11t, 81g (195pts) | Played
in Saints' first premiership-deciding final in 1927.
Top first grade point
scorer for club in 1928 and 1929. | | Guider,
Chris | S,
1984-86, 37 games + 9 repl.
3t (12pts) | Hooker.
Played in all three
Grand Finals (U/23s, reserve grade and first grade) in 1985. |
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