Notable Former Players
- Pablo Bouza
- Gonzalo Camacho
- Agustín Costa Repetto
- Gonzalo Tiesi
- David Wilson
- Gareth Rees
- Paul Ackford
- Simon Amor
- Douglas Bader
- Keith "Billy" Bushell
- Will Carling
- Paul Challinor
- John Cole
- W.P.C. Davies
- Tony Diprose
- Nick Duncombe
- Ben Gollings
- Andy Gomarsall
- Will Greenwood
- "Curly" Hammond
- Bob Hiller
- Jason Leonard
- Dan Luger
- Brian Moore
- Andy Mullins
- James Percival
- Ronald Poulton-Palmer
- Michael Arthur Frank Raw
- V.G. Roberts
- Marcus Rose
- Pat Sanderson
- Jamie Salmon
- Chris Sheasby
- Mickey Skinner
- Nigel Starmer-Smith
- Micky Steele-Bodger
- Adrian Stoop
- David Strettle
- Wavell Wakefield
- Percival Wilkinson
- Sir Clive Woodward
- Mike Worsley
- Paul Volley
- Teddy Wakelam
- Waisea Luveniyali
- Laurent Bénézech
- Laurent Cabannes
- Thierry Lacroix
- John Andress
- Paul Burke
- Maurice Daly
- Gavin Duffy
- Neil McMillan
- Patrick C.R. Orr
- Mike Ross
- Jim Staples
- Lewis Stevenson
- Keith Wood
- Niall Woods
- Massimo Cuttitta
- Zinzan Brooke
- Earle Kirton
- Andrew Mehrtens
- Tani Fuga
- George Harder
- Steven So'oialo
- Craig Chalmers
- Eric Peters
- William Cuthbertson
- André Vos
- Diego Zarzosa
- Epi Taione
- Tom Billups
- Tom Cheeseman
- Dafydd James
- Ceri Jones
- Gareth Llewellyn
- Hal Luscombe
- Johnnie Williams
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