Len Haley

13 Seasons - 1951/52 until 1963/64

288 Appearances.
2 Goals
38 Tries
118 Pts.

Phil Jackson

6 seasons - 1971/72 until 1976/77

101 Appearances plus 13 as Sub.
2 Goals
7 Tries
25 Points

Les Gant

11 Seasons - 1972/73 until 1982/83

216 Appearances plus 11 as Sub.
55 Tries
165 Points

I may be wrong here but didnt Jon have a few games for York at the start of 97.He definitley moved there but whether he actually turned out for them before injury curtailed his career I carnt be sure.Also was Gerry Cordle a one club man.Think he had those few seasons with us then went back down the valleys to mess about for a bit before retiring.Good stuff this very intresting.

Willy Davies 1939 -1951
Played 212
tries 55
Goals 2

How many games could he have played? The war robbed him of 6 years he only played 37 times for Northern during those years. My father said he was a genius of a Stand Off.

Bill Seddon 1952 - 1963
Played 284
Tries 45
Goals 304

He came from New Zealand with Philips and McClean I believe.

Not sure about these mike lamb rudi Francis

Was shocked to find that Trotter did not have a Wikipedia page considering he won a few trophies with Northern so I have created one for him based on a couple of sources I could find. Are his total appearances 201 or 267? And thank you ever so much for the other statistics too! You haven't by any chance got Karl Fairbank's appearances as well have you pal?



Thank you! And I heard he was mercurial as a Stand Off and Frank Whitcombe took it upon himself to be Davies 'minder' on the field and dished out any punishment to people who tried to take Willie out of the game.



As far as I can tell Hamer didn't play for Cas and was indeed a one club man and he started at prop in the 96 Cup Final.

I've always found the idea of one club men interesting, I was gutted that Langley went onto Hull KR as I was hoping he'd retire with us and become the most recent one club man since McDermott.

Sorry Bullseye your wrong he played for York

Not sure about Mike Lamb but Rudi definitley played for New Hunslet around 77/78 when they played at the old greyhound stadium on Elland Road.Couldnt see a thing at that ground.Terrace was below ground level.All you could see was the edge of a track with the pitch some way beyond that.

Think Mike Lamb was a union player who converted to league and first joined Leeds prior to joining Northern.

Correct.