saw people looking for it and could't find it on the web (mee also) so e-mailed RFL and the gave me this(cheers RFL)



sorry if any one has put the full list up before



1...Neil Fox..........Wakefield,Bradford,Hull,KR,York,Bramley,Huddersfield.........1956-79........6,220

2...Jim Sullivan......Wigan.....................................................................1921-46........6,022

3...Gus Risman.......Salford,Workington,Batley............................................1929-54........4,050

4...John Woods......Leigh,Warrington,Bradford,Rochdale................................1976-92........3,985

5...Cyrill Kellett.....Hull.KR,Featherstone...................................................1956-74........3,686

6...Kel Coslett.......St Helens,Rochdale......................................................1962-79........3,545

7...Lewis Jones......Leeds.......................................................................1952-64........3,445

8...Steve Quinn......York,Featherstone.......................................................1970-88........3,438

9...Andy Farrell......Wigan......................................................................1991-2004.....3,381

10.Mick Nanyn........Swinton,Rochdale,Whitehaven,Widnes,Oldham,Leigh............1999-...........3,282

Mick Nanyn is only 100 away for 9th place and think he plays tonight

Mick Nanyn in tonights game he's out with a calf strain

bugger

we're still winning though (for now!)...

25yr playing careers, hardcore!

Great to see the Maestro in 4th place................Woody god........

How about a top 10 in International games?

Was wondering the player that's played the most games?

Top 10 International points scorers as at 1992



1. 329 Jim Sullivan (Wigan) 1921-39

2. 237 Neil Fox (Wakefield T) 1959-69

3. 190 Lewis Jones (Leeds) 1953-57

4. 187 George Fairbairn (Wigan, Hull KR) 1975-82

5. 135 Mick Sullivan (Huddersfield, Wigan, St Helens, York) 1954-63

6. 126 Garry Schofield (Hull, Leeds) 1984-1991

7. 120 Ernest Ward (Bradford N) 1941-52

8. 110 Roger Millward (Castleford, Hull KR) 1966-78

9. 109 Eric Fraser (Warrington) 1958-61

10. 98 James Lomas (Salford, Oldham) 1904-12



Top 10 appearances as at 1992



1. 928 Jim Sullivan (Wigan) 1921-46

2. 873 Gus Risman (Salford, Workington T, Batley) 1929-54

3. 800+28 Neil Fox (Wakefield T, Bradford N, Hull KR, York, Bramley, Huddersfield) 1956-79

4. 718+9 Paul Charlton (Workington T, Salford, Blackpool B) 1961-81

5. 713+25 Colin Dixon (Halifax Salford, Hull KR) 1961-81

6. 690+1 Ernie Ashcroft (Wigan, Huddersfield, Warrington) 1942-1962

7. 688 Brian Bevan (Warrington, Blackpool B) 1945-64

8. 682 Joe Ferguson (Oldham) 1899-1923

9. 679+23 Jeff Grayshon (Dewsbury, Bradford N, Leeds, Featherstone R, Batley) 1969-92

10. 679 Joe Oliver (Huddersfield, Batley, Hull, Hull KR) 1923-45



Both lists are well out-of-date now, although the top appearances probably hasn't changed much, if at all, since then.



A quick bit of research on the international points scorers came up with the following changes and additions:



Andy Farrell 212

Iestyn Harris 155 (or 173 depending which source you take)

Garry Schofield's total is now 153

Martin Offiah 137 (or 144 or 145 depending which source you take)

Jonathan Davies 133 (or 151 depending which source you take)



There are probably others I've missed.

This looks like GB only. I was thinking more global

a quick look on wiki......its not a list just a selection of recent international players



garry schofield - 149pts

jonathon thurston - 150pts

stacey jones - 170pts

andrew johns 184

darren lockyer - 196pts

mal maninga - 272pts

Risman lost some good years to the war that no doubt damaged his records. He would more than likely have been tour captain in 1940 and possibly 1944 as well. All ifs and maybes but interesting none the less. Sporting God.

New Zealand Test Match points upto 2006, not got anything more recent to hand:



1 - Matthew Ridge (1990-199icon_cool.gif (16icon_cool.gif

2 - Stacey Jones (1995-2006) (160)

3 - Daryl Halligan (1992-199icon_cool.gif (137)

4 - Des White (195-1956) (132)

5 - Henry Paul (1993-2001) (121)

6 - Olsen Filipaina (1977-1986) (10icon_cool.gif

7 - Jack Fagan (1961-1965) (97)

8 - Kevin Iro (1987-199icon_cool.gif (7icon_cool.gif

9 - Don Ladner (1969-1970) (76)

10 - Nigel Vagana (1998-2006) (76)

Puig Aubert scored 361 points for France.

Iestyn Harris 165 for Wales