1989–1992 Rugby League World Cup players

Main article: 1989–1992 Rugby League World Cup

The 1985–1988 Rugby League World Cup involved players from the national rugby league football teams of five countries: Australia, France, Great Britain, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. As the World Cup was played over four years during normal international tours, these groups of players never assembled in one place as an entire squad.

## Australia

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* Coaches:  Bob Fulton

1. Tim Brasher
2. Willie Carne
3. Steve Renouf
4. Mal Meninga (c)
5. Michael Hancock
6. Brad Fittler
7. Allan Langer
8. Glenn Lazarus
9. Steve Walters
10. Mark Sargent
11. Paul Sironen
12. Bob Lindner
13. Bradley Clyde
14. Chris Johns
15. John Cartwright
16. David Gillespie
17. Kevin Walters
18. Gary Belcher
19. Michael O'Connor
20. Tony Currie
21. Wally Lewis
22. Des Hasler
23. Sam Backo
24. Tony Currie
25. Paul Vautin
26. Bruce McGuire
27. Dale Shearer
28. Mark Carroll
29. Alan Langer
30. Andrew Ettingshausen
31. Martin Bella
32. Brad Mackay
33. Laurie Daley
34. Kerrod Walters
35. Mark McGaw
36. Cliff Lyons
37. Greg Alexander
38. Ricky Stuart
39. Ben Elias
40. Rod Wishart
41. Craig Salvatori
42. Mark Geyer
43. Geoff Toovey
44. Gary Coyne
45. Scott Gourley

## France

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* Coach:  Jacques Jorda/ Michel Mazaré

1. Pierre Aillères (Toulouse Olympique)
2. Adolphe Alésina (XIII Catalan)
3. Christophe Auroy (XIII Catalan)
4. Abdrajah Baba (XIII Catalan)
5. Jean-Marc Balleroy (Avignon)
6. Pascal Bomati (XIII Catalan)
7. Christophe Bonnafous (Albi)
8. Alain Bouzer (Pamiers)
9. Gérard Boyals (Saint-Gaudens)
10. Thierry Bernabé (Le Pontet)
11. Denis Biénès (Saint-Gaudens)
12. Thierry Buttignol (Avignon)
13. Didier Cabestany (XIII Catalan)
14. Éric Castel (Albi)
15. Pierre Chamorin (Saint-Estève)
16. Philippe Chiron (Carpentras)
17. Régis Courty (XIII Catalan)
18. Guy Delaunay (XIII Catalan)
19. Lindsay Delpech (Pamiers)
20. David Despin (Villeneuve-sur-Lot)
21. Daniel Divet (Carcassonne)
22. Gilles Dumas (Saint-Gaudens)
23. Patrick Entat (Avignon)
24. Pascal Fages (Pia)
25. Philippe Fourquet (Saint-Gaudens)
26. David Fraisse (Carcassonne)
27. Jean-Marc Garcia (Saint-Estève)
28. Mathieu Khedimi (Saint-Estève)
29. Patrick Limongi (Carcassonne)
30. Bernard Llong (XIII Catalan)
31. Francis Lope (Toulouse)
32. Jean-Pierre Magnac (XIII Catalan)
33. Patrick Marginet (Saint-Estève)
34. Jacques Moliner (Pamiers)
35. Pierre Montgaillard (XIII Catalan)
36. Roger Palisses (Saint-Estève)
37. Jacques Pech (Pia)
38. Bertrand Planté (Villeneuve-sur-Lot)
39. Cyrille Pons (Saint-Gaudens)
40. Jean-Philippe Pougeau (Saint-Estève)
41. Jean-Luc Rabot (Villeneuve-sur-Lot)
42. Hugues Ratier (Lézignan)
43. Éric Rémirez (Carcassonne)
44. Franck Romano (Carpentras)
45. Jean Ruiz (Saint-Estève)
46. Claude Sirvent (Saint-Gaudens)
47. Yves Storer (Saint-Gaudens)
48. Marc Tisseyre (Carcassonne)
49. Patrick Torreilles (Pia)
50. Thierry Valéro (Lézignan)
51. Daniel Verdès (Vileneuve-sur-Lot)
52. Yves Villoni (Pamiers)
53. Robert Vizcay (Saint-Gaudens)

## Great Britain

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* Coach:  Malcolm Reilly

1. Alan Tait
2. Phil Ford
3. Paul Newlove
4. Paul Loughlin
5. Martin Offiah
6. Shaun Edwards
7. David Hulme
8. Paul Hulme
9. Kelvin Skerrett
10. Andy Platt
11. Andy Goodway
12. Roy Powell
13. Mike Gregory
14. Joe Lydon
15. Keith England
16. Karl Fairbank
17. Paul Dixon
18. Jonathan Davies
19. Paul Moriarty
20. Michael Jackson
21. Daryl Powell
22. Denis Betts
23. Lee Jackson
24. Paul Eastwood
25. Carl Gibson
26. Steve Hampson
27. Ellery Hanley
28. Bobbie Goulding
29. Garry Schofield
30. Shaun Irwin
31. St John Ellis
32. Ian Lucas
33. Richie Eyres
34. Les Holliday
35. Mark Aston
36. Karl Harrison
37. Gary Price
38. Gary Connolly
39. Martin Dermott
40. Phil Clarke
41. Graham Steadman
42. Billy McGinty

## New Zealand

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* Coach:  Tony Gordon/ Bob Bailey Howie Tamati

1. Richie Blackmore
2. Frano Botica
3. Peter Brown
4. Dean Clark
5. Morvin Edwards
6. Mark Elia
7. Esene Faimalo
8. Gary Freeman
9. Clayton Friend
10. James Goulding
11. Daryl Halligan
12. Gavin Hill
13. Sean Hoppe
14. Mark Horo
15. Kevin Iro
16. Tony Iro
17. Tony Kemp
18. Emosi Koloto
19. Mike Kuiti
20. Francis Leota
21. Dean Lonergan
22. Duane Mann
23. George Mann
24. Jarrod McCracken
25. Hugh McGahan
26. Gary Mercer
27. Tawera Nikau
28. Mark Nixon
29. Sam Panapa
30. Mike Patton
31. Quentin Pongia
32. Matthew Ridge
33. Tea Ropati
34. Kelly Shelford
35. Kurt Sherlock
36. Kurt Sorensen
37. Sam Stewart
38. Brent Stuart
39. Brent Todd
40. Paddy Tuimavave
41. Brendon Tuuta
42. Dave Watson
43. Darrell Williams
44. Jason Williams
45. Mark Woods

## Papua New Guinea

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* Coach:  Skerry Palanga

1. Ipisa Wanega
2. Arnold Krewanty
3. Phillip Boge
4. Bal Numapo
5. Mea Morea
6. Stanley Haru
7. Gigmai Ongugo
8. Ati Lomutopa
9. Michael Matmillo
10. Tuiyo Evei
11. Joe Gispe
12. Arebo Taumaku
13. Michael Angara
14. Max Tiri
15. Chris Itam
16. Kes Paglipari
17. Matthew Elara
18. Opoe Soga
19. Bobby Ako
20. Goie Waine
21. Elias Kamiak
22. Paul Gela
23. James Naipo
24. Bernard Bate
25. John Unagi
26. Thomas Daki
27. Joshua Kououru
28. Johannes Kola
29. Liprin Palangat
30. Richard Wagambie \- (Carpentras (France)
31. Korul Sinemau
32. Danny Moi
33. Daroa Ben-Moide
34. Ngala Lapan
35. Kera Ngaffin
36. Tuksy Karu
37. Leslie Hoffman
38. Nande Yer
39. John Piel
40. Aquila Emil
41. Ben Biri
42. Kini Tani
43. Sauna Babago
44. James Kapia
45. Joe Rema

## External links

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* World Cup 1989-1992 at Rugby League Project

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