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Australian former RL coach and professional rugby league footballer
John Stephen Monie (born 6 October 1946) is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1960s and 1970s, and coached in
John_Monie
Rugby league competition
36–14. Fitzpatrick, Paul (30 April 1990). "Wigan hard men hand monopoly to Monie: Silk Cut Challenge Cup final: Warrington 14, Wigan 36". The Guardian. London
1989–90_Challenge_Cup
Australian rugby league coach
(1973–74) Norm Provan (1975) Terry Fearnley (1976–79) John Peard (1980) Jack Gibson (1981–83) John Monie (1984–89) Mick Cronin (1990–93) Ron Hilditch (1994–96)
Daniel Anderson (rugby league)
Daniel_Anderson_(rugby_league)
Professional rugby league football club
The coach of the new team would be former Parramatta and Wigan coach John Monie. A number of senior players were signed, such as Greg Alexander and Andy
New_Zealand_Warriors
Former international rugby league coach & footballer (1929–2019)
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Antoine_Jimenez
Australian rugby coach and rugby league footballer (born 1964)
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Les_Kiss
Professional RL coach and former France international rugby league footballer
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Laurent_Frayssinous
—N/a 10th 13 9 0 DNQ John Monie Dean Bell 1996# 1996 —N/a 11th 10 11 0 DNQ Greg Alexander 1997~ 1997 Semi 7th 7 11 0 DNQ John Monie → Frank Endacott Matthew
List of New Zealand Warriors seasons
List_of_New_Zealand_Warriors_seasons
English rugby league club
league since the 1978 Kangaroo tour. After Lowe left in 1989, Australian John Monie, a former premiership winning coach with the Parramatta Eels, continued
Wigan_Warriors
Rugby league competition
Substitutions: IC 14 Steve Hampson IC 15 Neil Cowie Coach: John Monie FB 1 Graham Steadman RW 2 Jon Wray RC 3 St John Ellis LC 4 Richie Blackmore LW 5 David Nelson
1991–92_Challenge_Cup
English professional rugby league club
steer Broncos out of the slump. In 2000, the experienced John Monie was appointed Head Coach. Monie only stayed in the job until the last month of the 2000
London_Broncos
Australian rugby league coach and former rugby league footballer
2020–present Michael Cheika v t e New Zealand Warriors coaches Auckland Warriors John Monie (1995–97) Frank Endacott (1997–98) Mark Graham (1999–00) New Zealand Warriors
Ivan_Cleary
Australian RL coach & footballer
Marshall (Wests Tigers) v t e New Zealand Warriors coaches Auckland Warriors John Monie (1995–97) Frank Endacott (1997–98) Mark Graham (1999–00) New Zealand Warriors
Todd_Payten
Rugby league team season
Competing the 1995 Australian Rugby League premiership, they were coached by John Monie and captained by Dean Bell. The Warriors' home ground for their first
1995_Auckland_Warriors_season
Rugby league season
11 Andy Farrell 12 Martin Dermott 13 Phil Clarke Substitutions: 14 Ian Gildart for Kelvin Skerrett 15 Mike Forshaw for Mick Cassidy Coach: John Monie
1992–93 Rugby League Premiership
1992–93_Rugby_League_Premiership
NZ RL coach and former rugby league footballer
side in the club's debut year in 1995. He continued with this role until John Monie was sacked as head coach halfway through the 1997 Super League season
Frank_Endacott
Intercontinental rugby tournament
the Australian team of Ray Warren, Peter Sterling, Wigan's former coach John Monie with Gary Belcher the sideline reporter.”Wigan we’re good.” The 1993 Brisbane
1994_World_Club_Challenge
New Zealand rugby league player and coach
(1973–74) Norm Provan (1975) Terry Fearnley (1976–79) John Peard (1980) Jack Gibson (1981–83) John Monie (1984–89) Mick Cronin (1990–93) Ron Hilditch (1994–96)
Stephen_Kearney
English rugby league footballer and coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Roy_Lester_(rugby_league)
Australian RL coach and former rugby league footballer
Coaching positions v t e New Zealand Warriors coaches Auckland Warriors John Monie (1995–97) Frank Endacott (1997–98) Mark Graham (1999–00) New Zealand Warriors
Andrew_McFadden
English rugby league coach (1954–2026)
John Kear (25 November 1954 – 31 May 2026) was an English professional rugby league football player and coach. He also worked as a pundit for BBC Sport
John_Kear
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
re-branded Twickenham Stoop in October 2005) 2000 – Club appoint John Monie as head coach. Monie only stays in the job until the last month of the 2000 Super
Tony_Rea
Australian former professional RL coach and former rugby league footballer
Maguire announced his resignation from Wigan, in order to replace the retiring John Lang as head coach of National Rugby League club the South Sydney Rabbitohs
Michael Maguire (rugby league)
Michael_Maguire_(rugby_league)
Rugby league competition
Teasdell→Mark Graham Parramatta Eels 38th season Ground: Belmore Oval Coach: John Monie Captain: Ray Price Penrith Panthers 18th season Ground: Penrith Park Coach:
1984_NSWRL_season
Rugby league competition
numbers indicate that the team had a bye during that round. Eels coach John Monie had been under pressure since replacing Jack Gibson in 1984, who had coached
1986_NSWRL_season
English rugby league coach and former rugby league footballer
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Bobbie_Goulding
Australian RL coach and former professional rugby league footballer
Holbrook (2026–present) v t e New Zealand Warriors coaches Auckland Warriors John Monie (1995–97) Frank Endacott (1997–98) Mark Graham (1999–00) New Zealand Warriors
Nathan Brown (rugby league, born 1973)
Nathan_Brown_(rugby_league,_born_1973)
Professional RL coach and English former rugby league footballer
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Rob_Powell
Papua New Guinea rugby league coach and former international footballer
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Adrian_Lam
NZ international rugby league footballer & coach (born 1968)
Coaching positions v t e New Zealand Warriors coaches Auckland Warriors John Monie (1995–97) Frank Endacott (1997–98) Mark Graham (1999–00) New Zealand Warriors
Tony_Kemp_(rugby_league)
1990 single by Monie Love featuring True Image
"It's a Shame (My Sister)" is a song recorded by British rapper Monie Love, featuring True Image. It was the second single from her 1990 debut album,
It's_a_Shame_(My_Sister)
Christophe Moly Coach: John Monie FB 1 Michael Robertson RW 2 Dean Colton RC 3 Gavin Cowan LC 4 Kevin Henderson LW 5 Jon Steel SO 6 John Duffy SH 7 Danny Brough
2008 Rugby League World Cup Group B
2008_Rugby_League_World_Cup_Group_B
French rugby player and boxer (1905–1949)
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Jean_Galia
Australian RL coach and former rugby league footballer
Marshall (Wests Tigers) v t e New Zealand Warriors coaches Auckland Warriors John Monie (1995–97) Frank Endacott (1997–98) Mark Graham (1999–00) New Zealand Warriors
Andrew_Webster_(rugby_league)
Professional rugby league
2009 Matt Peet 2023, 2024 9 Shaun McRae 1 1996 Matthew Elliott 1997 John Monie 1998 Ellery Hanley 1999 Daniel Anderson 2006 Michael Maguire 2010 Nathan
Super_League
Australian RL coach and former rugby league footballer
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Mick_Aldous
Australian professional rugby league coach
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Ian_Millward
Australian rugby league player and coach
Ricky John "Sticky" Stuart AM (born 7 January 1967) is an Australian professional rugby league football coach who is the head coach of Canberra in the
Ricky_Stuart
English professional rugby league coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Mike_Eccles
English rugby league footballer
Auckland Warriors, one of the new clubs, coached by former Wigan coach John Monie. Later that year Betts became the first player to win both England and
Denis_Betts
1977 1977 - 18 John Peard 1980 22 11 9 2 50% - - - - 19 Jack Gibson 1981−1983 84 61 22 1 73% 1981, 1982, 1983 - 1982 - 20 John Monie 1984−1989 149 86
List of Parramatta Eels coaches
List_of_Parramatta_Eels_coaches
Australian RL coach and former rugby league footballer
first head coach role after accepting the position at Wigan, succeeding John Monie. Dorahy was the coach in Wigan' 12–24 defeat by Castleford in the 1993–94
John_Dorahy
test prop said it was "mind-blowing" to be invited on the tour. Andrew Johns had initially been invited, but due to a career-ending neck injury, he was
2007_All_Golds_Tour
Rugby league competition
England] 25 Feb. 1991". The Times. Fitzpatrick, Paul (29 April 1991). "Monie's walking wounded make history". The Guardian. London. p. 14. ProQuest 187141258
1990–91_Challenge_Cup
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
appoint Des Hasler as coach for 2019: Five burning questions, Trent Barrett, John Cartwright". Fox Sports. Archived from the original on 22 October 2018. Retrieved
Trent_Barrett
Professional rugby league coach and former Scotland international rugby league footballer
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Andrew Henderson (rugby league)
Andrew_Henderson_(rugby_league)
New Zealand rugby union footballer and coach, and rugby league footballer and coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Tony_Gordon_(rugby)
Rugby league season
O'Donnell (for Phil Veivers 50 min) Martin Crompton (for Martin Offiah Half Time) 15 Paul Forber (for John Harrison 65 min) John Monie Coach Mike McClennan
1992–93_Lancashire_Cup
Australian RL coach and former rugby league footballer
onwards, having signed a three-year deal.[citation needed] Elliott succeeded John Lang in this position. In September 2008, Elliott was criticised for Penrith's
Matthew Elliott (rugby league)
Matthew_Elliott_(rugby_league)
France RL coach & international rugby league & rugby union footballer (born 1923)
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
René_Duffort
Jamaica international rugby league footballer & coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Jermaine Coleman (rugby league)
Jermaine_Coleman_(rugby_league)
Former France rugby league international coach & player
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Ivan_Grésèque
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
normally reliable Taylor missed the conversion and Newcastle player Matthew Johns went down the other end of the field and kicked a field goal to make it
Jason_Taylor_(rugby_league)
Rugby league team season
Australasia's Australian Rugby League competition. The coach of the team was John Monie while Greg Alexander was the club's captain. 29 July - Round 18 - Gene
1996_Auckland_Warriors_season
French dual-code international rugby footballer
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Robert_Samatan
Australia international rugby league footballer and coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Ross_Strudwick
Day of the year
South African-English cricketer and sportscaster (died 2012) 1946 – John Monie, Australian rugby league player and coach 1946 – Eddie Villanueva, Filipino
October_6
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
John "Bomber" Peard (born 15 January 1945) is an Australian former rugby league footballer and later coach. An Australian international and New South Wales
John_Peard
Rugby league season
Sam Panapa for Billy McGinty 15 David Myers for Steve Hampson Coach: John Monie 1 Phil Veivers 2 Alan Hunte 3 Gary Connolly 4 Paul Loughlin 5 Anthony
1991–92 Rugby League Premiership
1991–92_Rugby_League_Premiership
English professional RL coach and former rugby league footballer
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Matt_Peet
Australia international rugby league footballer and coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Tony_Currie_(rugby_league)
Intercontinental rugby league match
Ian Lucas IC 15 Ian Gildart IC 16 Neil Cowie IC 17 Mike Forshaw Coach: John Monie FB 1 Greg Barwick RW 2 Darren Willis CE 3 Graeme Bradley CE 4 Brad Izzard
1991_World_Club_Challenge
Australian rugby league footballer
Schoolboys team in 1985. In round 3 of the 1986 season, Parramatta Eels coach John Monie called up Cosatto, while still in high school, to make his first grade
Tony_Cosatto
NZ international rugby league footballer and coach
Coaching positions v t e New Zealand Warriors coaches Auckland Warriors John Monie (1995–97) Frank Endacott (1997–98) Mark Graham (1999–00) New Zealand Warriors
Stacey_Jones
English rugby league footballer and coach
scored a try in the 18–4 victory over Hull Kingston Rovers in the 1985–86 John Player Special Trophy Final during the 1985–86 season at Elland Road, Leeds
Shaun_Wane
Rugby league team season
rugby league history and the third season in the Super League. Coached by John Monie, the Warriors competed in Super League III and finished in 1st place,
1998_Wigan_Warriors_season
Former France RL coach & dual-code international rugby footballer
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Jean_Duhau
Rugby league competition
Substitutions: IC 14 Sam Panapa IC 15 Andy Farrell Coach: John Monie FB 1 Stuart Spruce RW 2 John Devereux RC 3 Andy Currier LC 4 Darren Wright LW 5 David
1992–93_Challenge_Cup
New Zealand rugby league footballer, coach and administrator
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Graham_Lowe
France international rugby league footballer & coach
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Puig_Aubert
English rugby league coach and footballer
following the departure of Graeme West. He was replaced nine months later by John Monie. He returned to St Helens as a football operations manager in 1998, a
Eric Hughes (rugby, born 1950)
Eric_Hughes_(rugby,_born_1950)
NZ rugby league footballer & coach
Harbour rugby league development officer in 1994, McClennan assisted U16 Coach John Ackland at the Auckland Warriors in 1995. He then took over as coach of third
Brian_McClennan
Intercontinental rugby league match
Crompton IC 17 Neil Cowie Coach: John Monie FB 1 Julian O'Neill LW 2 Michael Hancock CE 3 Steve Renouf CE 4 Chris Johns RW 5 Willie Carne FE 6 Kevin Walters
1992_World_Club_Challenge
Australian rugby league coach and rugby league footballer (born 1976)
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Jason Demetriou (rugby league)
Jason_Demetriou_(rugby_league)
Rugby league competition
SR 12 Simon Haughton LF 13 Andy Farrell (c) Substitutions: IC 8 Neil Cowie IC 20 Lee Gilmour IC 16 Terry O'Connor IC 14 Mick Cassidy Coach: John Monie
1998_Challenge_Cup
France international rugby league & league player andcoach
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Jep_Lacoste
English rugby league footballer and coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Brian McDermott (rugby league)
Brian_McDermott_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league coach
(1973–74) Norm Provan (1975) Terry Fearnley (1976–79) John Peard (1980) Jack Gibson (1981–83) John Monie (1984–89) Mick Cronin (1990–93) Ron Hilditch (1994–96)
Brad_Arthur
GB international rugby league footballer
winning side against St. Helens. He followed his Wigan Warriors coach John Monie to the London Broncos in 2000, but returned north in 2001 when the Warrington
Jon_Clarke_(rugby_league)
Rugby league team season
club competed in Australasia's Super League. The coach of the team was John Monie until he was replaced by Frank Endacott after Round 9 while Matthew Ridge
1997_Auckland_Warriors_season
Rugby League Test Series
Seven Network with commentary provided by Graeme Hughes, Graham Lowe and John Monie with recently retired former Australian dual-rugby international Michael
1993_Trans-Tasman_Test_series
Haughton Interchange 14 Graham Holroyd 14 Mick Cassidy Interchange 27 Andy Hay 8 Neil Cowie Interchange 20 Jamie Mathiou John Monie Coach Graham Murray
1998_Super_League_Grand_Final
Australia international rugby league footballer and coach
(1973–74) Norm Provan (1975) Terry Fearnley (1976–79) John Peard (1980) Jack Gibson (1981–83) John Monie (1984–89) Mick Cronin (1990–93) Ron Hilditch (1994–96)
Jason_Ryles
Former English professional rugby league footballer and coach
(John Player Special Trophy Final)". wigan.rlfans.com. 31 December 2014. Retrieved 1 January 2015. "10th January 1987: Warrington 4 Wigan 18 (John Player
Andy_Goodway
Australia international rugby league footballer and coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Dan_Stains
Australian professional RL coach
(1994–96) Tony Currie (1996–98) Dan Stains (1999) Tony Rea / Les Kiss (1999) John Monie (2000) Tony Rea (2000–06) Brian McDermott (2006–10) Rob Powell (2011–12)
Joey_Grima
French rugby league player and coach
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Yves_Bégou
Australian rugby league footballer and broadcaster
pairing little room to move. The narrow 6–4 loss to the Bulldogs ended the John Monie-coached Parramatta's bid for a fourth successive premiership. Sterling
Peter_Sterling_(rugby_league)
England rugby league footballer (1935–2008)
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Eric_Ashton
Australian former RL coach & professional rugby league footballer
(1973–74) Norm Provan (1975) Terry Fearnley (1976–79) John Peard (1980) Jack Gibson (1981–83) John Monie (1984–89) Mick Cronin (1990–93) Ron Hilditch (1994–96)
Terry_Fearnley
Australian rugby league football club
(1973–1974) Norm Provan (1975) Terry Fearnley (1976–1979) John Peard (1980) Jack Gibson (1981–1983) John Monie (1984–1989) Mick Cronin (1990–1993) Ron Hilditch
Parramatta_Eels
Australian rugby league footballer and coach (1939–2024)
(1973–74) Norm Provan (1975) Terry Fearnley (1976–79) John Peard (1980) Jack Gibson (1981–83) John Monie (1984–89) Mick Cronin (1990–93) Ron Hilditch (1994–96)
Ron_Lynch_(rugby_league)
British and Welsh rugby player (1903–1977)
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Jim Sullivan (rugby, born 1903)
Jim_Sullivan_(rugby,_born_1903)
TV broadcaster, Rugby league coach and former GB rugby league international footballer
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Brian_Noble_(rugby_league)
Town in New South Wales, Australia
actor lived in Woy Woy with his parents for periods of time in the 1960s. John Monie (born 1946), Rugby League coach and player grew up in Woy Woy. Mark Gregory
Woy_Woy
Professional RL coach & former France international rugby league footballer
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Aurélien_Cologni
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
off-season Kangaroo Tour. Ken and his two brothers were all adequate sportsmen. John Thornett was a Wallabies captain who played 37 rugby union Tests for Australia
Ken_Thornett
English RL coach and former GB international rugby league footballer
Colin Clarke/Alan McInnes (1984–86) Graham Lowe (1986–89) John Monie (1989–93; 1997–99) John Dorahy (1993–94) Graeme West (1994–97) Eric Hughes (1997)
Colin_Clarke_(rugby_league)
France international rugby league footballer and coach (b.1954)
Ivan Grésèque (1995-97) John Kear (1997) Patrick Pedrazzani (1998-99) Gilles Dumas (1999-03) Mick Aldous (2004-05) John Monie (2005-08) Bobbie Goulding
Michel_Mazaré
Manly Warringah (5) Paul Vautin Bob Fulton 1986 Parramatta (6) Ray Price John Monie 1985 Canterbury (5) Steve Mortimer (2) Warren Ryan (2) 1984 Canterbury
List of NSWRL/ARL/SL/NRL premiership captains and coaches
List_of_NSWRL/ARL/SL/NRL_premiership_captains_and_coaches
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