50th Anniversary Greatest Team Ever
| 50th Anniversary Greatest Team Ever (1985) | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Player | Position | |||||||||
| Les Johns | Full Back | |||||||||
| Chris Anderson | Wing | |||||||||
| Ron Bailey | Centre | |||||||||
| John Greaves | Centre | |||||||||
| Edgar Newham | Wing | |||||||||
| Garry Hughes | Five Eighth | |||||||||
| Steve Mortimer (C) | Half Back | |||||||||
| Frank Sponberg | Lock | |||||||||
| Graeme Hughes | Second Row | |||||||||
| Bob McCarthy | Second Row | |||||||||
| Henry Porter | Prop | |||||||||
| George Peponis | Hooker | |||||||||
| Eddie Burns | Prop | |||||||||
| Chris Mortimer | Reserve | |||||||||
| Ron Costello | Reserve | |||||||||
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