Chris Brockbank was Warrington's longest-serving coach ever (1936-51). His post-war record (League matches only) was

Games: 180
Won: 139
Lost: 40
Drew: 1
Win % 77.2

This makes him our most successful coach from the post-war period - and almost certainly our most successful coach ever. Seems a pity to leave him out altogether

Quote: Builth Wells Wire "Alex Murphy never won the Regal Trophy .....It was Player's No.6 Trophy & John Player Trophy. He also won the Premiership Cup beating Saints 13-12 at Wigan the week after the Challenge Cup.'" I took the info from our very own warringtonwolves.com/club-honours .... Feel free to edit.

Quote: Builth Wells Wire "Alex Murphy never won the Regal Trophy .....It was Player's No.6 Trophy & John Player Trophy. He also won the Premiership Cup beating Saints 13-12 at Wigan the week after the Challenge Cup.'" I took the info from our very own warringtonwolves.com/club-honours .... Feel free to edit.

Chris Brockbank 1936-1951 1C, 1 CC,
Tony Smith 2009–Present 3 CC, 1 League Leaders
Ces Mountford 1951-1961 1C, 1CC, 1 Lanc Cup,
Tony Barrow 1986-1988 1 Premiership
Jackie Fleming 1967-1968 1 Lanc League
Billy Benyon 1978-1982 1 Lanc Cup, 1 Regal Trophy
Alex Murphy 1971-1978 2 Regal Trophy*, 1CC, 1 League Leaders, Captain Morgan,
Kevin Ashcroft 1982-1984 1 Lanc Cup
Brian Johnson 1988-1996 1 Lanc Cup, 1 Regal Trophy, British Coal 9s
Ernie Ashcroft 1961-1967 1 Lanc Cup,
Reg Bowden 1984-1986 0
John Dorahy 1996-1997 0
Paul Cullen 2002-2008 0
Peter Harvey 1970-1971 0
Joe Egan 1968-1970 0
James Lowes 2008-2009 0
Van de Velde 1997-2001 0
Steve Anderson 2001-2002 0
David Plange 2002-2002 0

*Player's No.6 Trophy and John Player Trophy referred to as Regal Trophy

OK the Premiership was called Championship Playoffs 1973/74. Which is not shown on the Wolves website. www.rugbyleagueproject.org/seaso ... mmary.html

OK the Premiership was called Championship Playoffs 1973/74. Which is not shown on the Wolves website. www.rugbyleagueproject.org/seaso ... mmary.html

Chris Brockbank 1936-1951 1C, 1 CC,
Tony Smith 2009–Present 3 CC, 1 League Leaders
Ces Mountford 1951-1961 1C, 1CC, 1 Lanc Cup,
Tony Barrow 1986-1988 1 Premiership
Jackie Fleming 1967-1968 1 Lanc League
Billy Benyon 1978-1982 1 Lanc Cup, 1 Regal Trophy
Alex Murphy 1971-1978 2 Regal Trophy*, 1CC, 1 League Leaders, 1 Championship Playoffs, Captain Morgan,
Kevin Ashcroft 1982-1984 1 Lanc Cup
Brian Johnson 1988-1996 1 Lanc Cup, 1 Regal Trophy, British Coal 9s
Ernie Ashcroft 1961-1967 1 Lanc Cup,
Reg Bowden 1984-1986 0
John Dorahy 1996-1997 0
Paul Cullen 2002-2008 0
Peter Harvey 1970-1971 0
Joe Egan 1968-1970 0
James Lowes 2008-2009 0
Van de Velde 1997-2001 0
Steve Anderson 2001-2002 0
David Plange 2002-2002 0

If you are including the Lancashire League, the complete statistics are here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby_leag ... ty_leagues Chris Brockbank won 3 times in the post-war period - as did Cec Mountford, essentially with Brockbank's team. Brockbank also won in 1937-38 but that doesn't count for this thread

If you are including the Lancashire League, the complete statistics are here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby_leag ... ty_leagues Chris Brockbank won 3 times in the post-war period - as did Cec Mountford, essentially with Brockbank's team. Brockbank also won in 1937-38 but that doesn't count for this thread