Tony Smith (rugby league, born 1967)

Australian rugby league player and coach

For the former Wakefield Trinity coach and England international, see Tony Smith (rugby league b. 1970).

Tony Smith

Personal information

Full name| Tony Smith
Born|  (1967-01-24) 24 January 1967 (age 57)
Grafton, New South Wales, Australia

Playing information

Position| Five-eighth
| Club

Years  | Team  | Pld | T | G | FG | P
1987–91  | Illawarra Steelers | 40  | 9  | 0  | 0  | 36
1992–95  | St. George Dragons | 48  | 4  | 0  | 0  | 16
1996  | Workington Town | 9  | 1  | 0  | 0  | 4
| Total  | 97  | 14  | 0  | 0  | 56

Coaching information

| Club

Years | Team | Gms | W | D | L | W%
2001-03  | Huddersfield Giants | 83  | 43  | 3  | 37  | 52
2004-07  | Leeds Rhinos | 134  | 98  | 3  | 33  | 73
2009-17  | Warrington Wolves | 301  | 200  | 5  | 95  | 66
2019-22  | Hull Kingston Rovers | 75  | 29  | 0  | 46  | 39
2023-24  | Hull F.C. | 37  | 12  | 0  | 25  | 32
| Total  | 630  | 382  | 11  | 236  | 61
Representative
Years | Team | Gms | W | D | L | W%
2000  | Japan | 3  | 0  | 0  | 3  | 0
2007-09  | Great Britain | 4  | 4  | 0  | 0  | 100
2008-09  | England | 14  | 6  | 0  | 8  | 43

Source: [1][2][3]

As of 16 April 2024

Tony Smith (born 24 January 1967) is a professional rugby league coach and former player

He played for the Illawarra Steelers and St. George Dragons in the ARL, and Workington Town in the Super League. He has coached the Huddersfield Giants, Leeds Rhinos, Warrington Wolves, Hull Kingston Rovers and Hull F.C. in the Super League, and Japan, Great Britain and England at international level.

## Background

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Smith was born in Grafton, New South Wales, Australia.

He is the younger brother of fellow rugby league coach Brian Smith and uncle to former Tonga national team and current Leeds Rhinos head coach, Rohan Smith.[4]

Tony played his junior rugby league for the Casino RSM Cougars and was part of their U18 Premiership winning side in 1984.

He holds a British passport.

## Playing career

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Tony Smith played rugby league with the Illawarra Steelers, for whom he made 40 appearances and scored 9 tries, as well as the St. George Dragons for whom he played 48 games under the coaching of his older brother Brian Smith, including the 1992 NSWRL season's grand final, in which he played from the interchange bench.[citation needed]

### Workington Town

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Tony Smith's involvement with British Rugby League began by finishing his playing career in 1996 with a spell at Workington Town in the inaugural Super League season. His initial time at Workington was hampered by Achilles tendon injury suffered two seasons previous, made all the worse by Workington's poor form which saw them relegated to National League One.[5] He also notoriously lived above a Workington fish 'n' chip shop with his wife, commenting "every morning I trudged to training and swore we'd never come back to this country."[5] His most notable on-field contribution was on his début as he helped the club to an 18–18 draw with Halifax Blue Sox, one of only five points that the club secured in 1996 as they finished bottom of Super League. Smith's high bomb led to the side's third try, scored by Wayne Kitchin.

## Coaching career

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In 2000 he was appointed the head coach of the Japan national rugby league team for the Emerging Nations tournament. Unfortunately his spell wasn't successful as Japan failed and lost all three games in the Tournament.[citation needed]

### Huddersfield Giants

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After returning home to Australia after finishing his playing career with Workington, Smith turned to coaching and applied for the job of Super League club Huddersfield Giants in September 2001.[6] His first season in charge saw Huddersfield Giants relegated to National League One, which consequently followed their dreadful start to the season losing 13 games in a row, a record number of consecutive defeats for a coach who held on to his job in British Rugby League.[7]

Conversely, Huddersfield Giants returned to Super League the following year after not losing a single game throughout the National League One season. This culminated in their Grand Final win against Leigh Centurions which secured the team's promotion. In their return season to Super League in 2003 Huddersfield Giants avoided relegation, finishing in 10th place which at the time was by far the club's best Super League finish.

### Leeds Rhinos

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Smith was appointed head coach of the Leeds Rhinos in a surprise move in November 2003 as the club decided to move incumbent Daryl Powell into an upstairs role for two years from the start of the 2004 season.

He guided the Leeds Rhinos to their 2004 Super League Grand Final victory against the Bradford Bulls, their first Championship in 32 years, and went on to beat the Canterbury Bulldogs in the 2005 World Club Challenge at Elland Road. In 2005 Leeds made both the Challenge Cup Final and 2005 Super League Grand Final, but were unsuccessful in both matches, losing to Hull F.C. and the Bradford Bulls respectively. Smith was however named Super League coach of the year for 2005 and signed a contract extension to the end of the 2006 season.

The Leeds Rhinos failed to win a trophy in the 2006 season, suffering defeat at the Semi-Final stage of the Challenge Cup and losing out to the Warrington Wolves in 2006's Super League XI Play-Offs.

Smith secured his second Super League championship with victory in the 2007 Super League Grand Final, his final game as coach of Leeds Rhinos.

### Great Britain

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Smith was announced as the successor to Brian Noble and became the full-time coach of Great Britain. He saw out his Leeds contract until the end of the 2007 season and combined the GB coaching role with that of performance director and headed up the Rugby Football League's technical department at Leeds Metropolitan University.[citation needed]

His first game in charge of Great Britain was a victory over France. The 3-0 whitewash of New Zealand followed with a 20–14 victory at Huddersfield, a 44-0 thrashing of the Kiwis in the 2nd test at Hull and a final test win at the JJB by 28 points to 22. Leeds Rhinos players contributed hugely to these victories including captain Jamie Peacock, half-backs Rob Burrow and Danny McGuire, 2nd Row Gareth Ellis and centre Keith Senior. As this was the last test series as a Great Britain side on home soil. Smith then led the England side into the 2008 World Cup. Only overseas touring sides now use the Great Britain name.

At the end of the year, Tony was named the RLIF Coach of the Year for a successful 2007 season.[citation needed]

### England

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Smith became a naturalized British citizen on 8 September 2008 at a ceremony in Huddersfield. He coached England in the 2008 Rugby League World Cup, making the semi-finals.[citation needed]

### Warrington Wolves

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On 5 March 2009, Warrington Wolves announced that Smith was to take over as their new head coach while continuing to coach England on a part-time basis. His first game in charge of Warrington was a 14–20 defeat at home to former club Leeds Rhinos.

On 29 August 2009, he led Warrington to their first Challenge Cup Final since 1990, and ultimately the team's first final victory since 1974, beating his former club the Huddersfield Giants 25–16.

Smith coached the Warrington Wolves to their 2010 Challenge Cup Final victory over the Leeds Rhinos at Wembley Stadium, their second consecutive Cup victory.[8] and there are groups on Facebook about smith [1]

Smith coached the Warrington Wolves to their first League Leaders' Shield in the Super League era in 2011 and the Warrington Wolves became the first team in 6-years to break 1,000 points scored during one season (the last team to do so being Smith's Leeds Rhinos, along with St. Helens and the Bradford Bulls in the same season).

He led the Wolves to their 2012 Challenge Cup Final victory over the Leeds Rhinos at Wembley Stadium.[9][10][11][12]

He coached the Warrington Wolves to the 2012 Super League Grand Final defeat by the Leeds Rhinos at Old Trafford.[13][10]

He played in the 2013 Super League Grand Final defeat by the Wigan Warriors at Old Trafford.[14][15][16][17][18]

He coached the Warrington Wolves to the 2016 Challenge Cup Final defeat by Hull F.C. at Wembley Stadium.[19][20]

After leading Warrington Wolves to the Super League Grand Final in 2012, 2013 and 2016 at Old Trafford,[21] and also his second League Leaders' Shield in 2016, his spell as Warrington Wolves coach ended in 2017 when he departed the club at the end of the 2017 Super League season; at the time he was the league's longest-serving coach.

### Hull Kingston Rovers

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Smith was announced as the new head coach of Hull Kingston Rovers on 6 June 2019 following the sacking of former Hull KR coach Tim Sheens the day before. At the end of the 2019 Super League season, Hull KR finished 11th on the table. In Smith's first full season as head coach in 2020, Hull KR finished bottom of the Super League but were spared from relegation due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the expulsion of Toronto. In the 2021 Super League season, Smith guided Hull KR to sixth on the table as they qualified for the playoffs for the first time since 2013. After upsetting Warrington 19–0 in the first week of the playoffs, Hull KR travelled to France for the semi-final against Catalans Dragons. Hull KR would lose the match 28-10 which ended their season one game short of the grand final.[22][23][24]

On 4 July 2022, Smith was terminated as head coach of Hull Kingston Rovers after the club had only won a single match since St. George's Day of the 2022 season with the side were sitting 10th on the table. Smith had announced in April that he was leaving the club at the end of the campaign which resulted in a massive drop in form. Smith was replaced by interim head coach Danny McGuire.[25]

### Hull F.C.

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On 13 September 2022, Smith was announced as the new head coach of Hull F.C.[26] In the Super League XXVIII season, Smith's first year in charge ended with a 10th placed finish.[27] On 11 April 2024, Smith stepped down as head coach after 18 months in charge. Hull F.C. had started the 2024 Super League season poorly losing six of their first seven matches with their only victory coming in a last gasp effort against the London Broncos. Under Smith, Hull F.C. in 2024 conceded 50 points or more on three occasions.[28]

## References

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2. ^ Rugby League Project Coaching
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4. ^ Rej, Arindam (26 March 2006). "0–60 in 80 minutes". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 25 November 2008.
5. ^ a b "Tony Smith: Out of the frying pan into the fire for 'our' blue-chip leader". The Independent. London. 12 October 2008. Retrieved 25 May 2010.
6. ^ "Super League Team-by-team guide". The Daily Telegraph. UK. 1 March 2001. Retrieved 10 October 2010.
7. ^ McRae, Donald (23 October 2007). "I've got a chance to do something special". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 25 May 2010.
8. ^ "Leeds 6-30 Warrington". BBC. 28 August 2010. Retrieved 28 August 2010.
9. ^ "Warrington's battered Brett Hodgson recovers to see off Leeds in final". The Guardian. 25 August 2012. Retrieved 20 November 2019.
10. ^ a b "Leeds' Kevin Sinfield stars in Grand Final triumph against Warrington". The Guardian. 6 October 2012. Retrieved 20 November 2019.
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12. ^ "Warrington Wolves Are Challenge Cup Winners 2012!". Warrington Wolves Official Site. 25 August 2012. Archived from the original on 17 December 2013. Retrieved 20 November 2019.
13. ^ "Grand Final: Warrington 18-26 Leeds". BBC Sport. 6 October 2012. Retrieved 20 November 2019.
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18. ^ "Wigan see off Warrington in X-rated Grand Final to complete double". The Guardian. 5 October 2013. Retrieved 13 November 2019.
19. ^ "Hull FC's Jamie Shaul's late try takes Challenge Cup away from Warrington". The Guardian. 27 August 2016. Retrieved 7 November 2019.
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23. ^ "Barrie McDermott's 2021 Betfred Super League season review". Sky Sports.
24. ^ "Super League: Warrington Wolves 0-19 Hull KR – Robins set up a semi-final at Catalans". BBC. 23 September 2021.
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28. ^ "Tony Smith: Hull FC head coach departs after 18 months in charge". www.bbc.co.uk.

## External links

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* Tony smith at yesterdayshero.com.au
* Tony Smith at nrlstats.com
* Smith takes up Great Britain job
* LIONS TURN TO RHINOS BOSS SMITH
* RHINO SMITH CONFIRMED AS GB COACH
* Rhinos coach Smith exiting Headingley
* Smith unveiled as GB coach

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Leeds Rhinos squad – 2004 Super League Grand Final winners

* 1 Richard Mathers
* 2 Mark Calderwood
* 3 Chev Walker
* 4 Keith Senior
* 5 Marcus Bai
* 6 Kevin Sinfield (c)
* 7 Danny McGuire

* 8 Ryan Bailey
* 9 Matt Diskin
* 10 Danny Ward
* 11 Chris McKenna
* 12 Ali Lauiti'iti
* 13 David Furner

* 14 Rob Burrow
* 15 Willie Poching
* 16 Jamie Jones-Buchanan
* 17 Barrie McDermott

* Coach: Tony Smith

see also Super League IX

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Leeds Rhinos squad – 2005 World Club Challenge winners

* 1 Richie Mathers
* 2 Mark Calderwood
* 3 Chev Walker
* 4 Keith Senior
* 5 Marcus Bai
* 6 Kevin Sinfield (c)
* 7 Danny McGuire

* 8 Ryan Bailey
* 9 Andrew Dunemann
* 10 Danny Ward
* 11 Jamie Jones-Buchanan
* 12 Chris McKenna
* 13 Gareth Ellis

* 14 Rob Burrow
* 15 Ali Lauitiiti
* 16 Willie Poching
* 17 Barrie McDermott

* Coach: Tony Smith

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Leeds Rhinos squad – 2007 Super League Grand Final winners

* 1 Brent Webb
* 2 Scott Donald
* 3 Clinton Toopi
* 4 Keith Senior
* 5 Lee Smith
* 6 Danny McGuire
* 7 Rob Burrow

* 8 Kylie Leuluai
* 9 Matt Diskin
* 10 Jamie Peacock
* 11 Jamie Jones-Buchanan
* 12 Gareth Ellis
* 13 Kevin Sinfield (c)

* 14 Ali Lauiti'iti
* 15 Ryan Bailey
* 16 Ian Kirke
* 17 Carl Ablett

* Coach: Tony Smith

see also Super League XII

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Warrington Wolves squad \- 2009 Challenge Cup final winners (6th title)

* 30\. Richard Mathers
* 23\. Chris Hicks
* 25\. Chris Bridge
* 4\. Matt King
* 19\. Chris Riley
* 13\. Vinnie Anderson
* 6\. Lee Briers

* 8\. Adrian Morley (c)
* 7\. Michael Monaghan
* 16\. Garreth Carvell
* 11\. Louis Anderson
* 24\. Ben Harrison
* 12\. Ben Westwood

* 18\. Mike Cooper
* 2\. Paul Johnson
* 14\. Mickey Higham
* 28\. Tyrone McCarthy

* Coach: Tony Smith

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Warrington Wolves squad \- 2010 Challenge Cup Final winners (7th title)

* 1\. Richard Mathers
* 5\. Chris Hicks
* 3\. Matt King
* 23\. Ryan Atkins
* 2\. Chris Riley
* 6\. Lee Briers
* 9\. Michael Monaghan

* 8\. Adrian Morley (c)
* 15\. Jon Clarke
* 10\. Garreth Carvell
* 11\. Louis Anderson
* 12\. Ben Westwood
* 13\. Ben Harrison

* 16\. Paul Wood
* 26\. David Solomona
* 14\. Mickey Higham
* 27\. Vinnie Anderson

* Coach: Tony Smith

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Warrington Wolves squad \- 2012 Challenge Cup final winners

* 1\. Brett Hodgson
* 2\. Chris Riley
* 4\. Ryan Atkins
* 19\. Stefan Ratchford
* 5\. Joel Monaghan
* 6\. Lee Briers
* 7\. Richie Myler

* 10\. Garreth Carvell
* 14\. Mickey Higham
* 20\. Chris Hill
* 11\. Trent Waterhouse
* 12\. Ben Westwood
* 13\. Ben Harrison

* 8\. Adrian Morley (c)
* 9\. Michael Monaghan
* 16\. Paul Wood
* 21\. Tyrone McCarthy

* Coach: Tony Smith

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England squad – 2008 Rugby League World Cup Semi Finalists

* 1 Burrow
* 2 Calderwood
* 3 Ellis
* 4 Fa'asavalu
* 5 Gardner
* 6 Gleeson
* 7 Graham
* 8 Higham
* 9 Hock
* 10 Jones-Buchanan
* 11 Langley
* 12 McGuire
* 13 Morley
* 14 Peacock (c)
* 15 Pryce
* 16 Purdham
* 17 Roby
* 18 Senior
* 19 Sinfield
* 20 L. Smith
* 21 Sykes
* 22 Wellens
* 23 Westwood
* 24 Wilkin
* Coach: T. Smith

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England squad – 2009 Rugby League Four Nations

* Bridge
* S. Briscoe
* T. Briscoe
* Burgess
* Crabtree
* Eastmond
* Ellis
* Fox
* Graham
* Hall
* McGuire
* Moore
* Morley
* Myler
* Peacock (c)
* Roby
* Shenton
* Sinfield
* Smith
* Tomkins
* Westwood
* Wilkin
* Coach: Smith

Coaching positions

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England national rugby league team coaches

* 1975 Alex Murphy & Bill Oxley
* 1977 Peter Fox
* 1978 Frank Myler
* 1979-80 Eric Ashton
* 1981 Johnny Whiteley
* 1984 Reg Parker
* 1992 Mal Reilly
* 1995–96 Phil Larder
* 1998 Andy Goodway
* 2000 John Kear
* 2004-06 Karl Harrison
* 2008-09 Tony Smith
* 2010-15 Steve McNamara
* 2016-20 Wayne Bennett
* 2020-present Shaun Wane

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Great Britain national rugby league team coaches

* Joseph H Houghton (1910)
* John Clifford (1910-14)
* G Shaw (1954)
* Bill Fallowfield (1956-57)
* Jim Challinor & Jim Brough (1958-59)
* Bill Fallowfield (1960)
* Colin Hutton (1962-68)
* Johnny Whiteley (1970)
* Jim Challinor (1972-74)
* David Watkins (1977)
* Peter Fox (1978)
* Eric Ashton (1979)
* Johnny Whiteley (1980-82)
* Frank Myler (1983-84)
* Maurice Bamford (1985-86)
* Mal Reilly (1987)
* Maurice Bamford (1988)
* Mal Reilly (1989-93)
* Ellery Hanley (1994)
* Phil Larder (1996)
* Clive Griffiths (1996)
* Andy Goodway (1997-99)
* David Waite (2001-03)
* Brian Noble (2004-06)
* Tony Smith (2007-09)
* Wayne Bennett (2019)

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Huddersfield Giants coaches

* Chris Brockbank (1933-35)
* Alex Fiddes (194?-??)
* Russell Pepperell (195?-58)
* Ernie Ashcroft (1958-61)
* Dave Valentine (196?)
* Jack Scroby (1970)
* Brian Smith (1973–76)
* Keith Goulding (1976)
* Bob Tomlinson (1977)
* Neil Fox (1977–78)
* Keith Goulding (1978–79)
* Ian Brooke (1979–80)
* Maurice Bamford (1980–81)
* Les Sheard (1981–82)
* Dave Mortimer (1982–83)
* Mel Bedford (1983)
* Brian Lockwood (1983–85)
* Chris Forster (1985–86)
* Jack Addy (1987–88)
* Allen Jones/Neil Whittaker (1988)
* Nigel Stephenson (1988–90)
* Barry Seabourne (1990–91)
* Mick Blacker/Francis Jarvis (1991)
* Alex Murphy (1991–94)
* George Fairbairn (1994–95)
* Darryl Van de Velde (1995–96)
* Steve Ferres (1997)
* Garry Schofield (1998)
* Mal Reilly (1999)
* John Kear (1999–2001)
* Phil Veivers (2001)
* Tony Smith (2001–03)
* Jon Sharp (2003–08)
* Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson (2008)
* Nathan Brown (2009–12)
* Paul Anderson (2013–16)
* Andy Kelly (2016)
* Chris Thorman (2016)
* Rick Stone (2016–18)
* Chris Thorman (2018)
* Simon Woolford (2018–20)
* Luke Robinson (2020)
* Ian Watson (2021–24)
* Luke Robinson (2024-)

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Hull F.C. coaches

* Harry Taylor (19??–??)
* Sid Melville (19??–??)
* Edgar Wrigley (1927–31)
* Eddie Caswell (1931–46)
* Ted Tattersfield (1946–49)
* Joe Oliver (1949–50)
* Roy Francis (1950–63)
* Johnny Whiteley (1963–70)
* Ivor Watts (1970–71)
* Roy Francis (1971–73)
* Clive Sullivan (1973–74)
* David Doyle-Davidson (1974–77)
* Arthur Bunting (1978–85)
* Kenny Foulkes (1985–86)
* Len Casey (1986–88)
* Tony Dean & Keith Hepworth (1988)
* Brian Smith (1988–91)
* Noel Cleal (1991–92)
* Royce Simmons (1992–94)
* Tony Gordon (1994)
* Phil Windley & Russ Walker (1994–95)
* Phil Windley (1995)
* Phil Sigsworth (1996–97)
* Peter Walsh (1997–99)
* Steve Crooks (1999)
* Shaun McRae (2000–04)
* John Kear (2005–06)
* Peter Sharp (2006–08)
* Richard Agar (2008–11)
* Peter Gentle (2012–13)
* Lee Radford (2014–20)
* Andy Last (2020)
* Brett Hodgson (2021–22)
* Tony Smith (2023–24)
* Simon Grix (interim) (2024–)

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Hull Kingston Rovers coaches

* Lewis Harris (19??-??)
* Bryn Knowelden (1952–55)
* Colin Hutton (1957–70)
* Johnny Whiteley (1970–72)
* Arthur Bunting (1972–75)
* Harry Poole (1975–77)
* Roger Millward (1977–91)
* George Fairbairn (1991–94)
* Steve Crooks (1994–97)
* Dave Harrison (1997–2000)
* Gary Wilkinson (2000–02)
* Steve Linnane (2002–03)
* Mal Reilly (2003–04)
* Martin Hall (2004)
* Harvey Howard (2004–05)
* Justin Morgan (2005–11)
* Craig Sandercock (2012–14)
* Chris Chester (2014–16)
* James Webster (2016–17)
* Tim Sheens (2017–19)
* Tony Smith (2019–22)
* Danny McGuire (2022)
* Willie Peters (2023–)

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Leeds Rhinos coaches

* Dai Prosser (1936–57)
* Joe Warham (1958–62)
* Roy Francis (1963–69)
* Joe Warham (1969–70)
* Derek Turner (1970–73)
* Eric Ashton (1973–74)
* John Sheridan 1974
* Roy Francis (1974–75)
* Syd Hynes (1975–81)
* Robin Dewhurst (1981–83)
* Maurice Bamford (1983–85)
* Malcolm Clift (1985)
* Peter Fox (1985–86)
* Maurice Bamford (1986–88)
* Mal Reilly (1988–89)
* David Ward (1989–91)
* Doug Laughton (1991–95)
* Dean Bell (1995–97)
* Graham Murray (1997–99)
* Dean Lance (1999–2001)
* Daryl Powell (2001–03)
* Tony Smith (2003–07)
* Brian McClennan (2007–10)
* Brian McDermott (2010–18)
* James Lowes (2018)
* David Furner (2018–19)
* Richard Agar (2019–22)
* Jamie Jones-Buchanan (2022)
* Rohan Smith (2022–24)
* Chev Walker/Scott Grix (interim) (2024)
* Brad Arthur (2024-)

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Warrington Wolves coaches

* Chris Brockbank (1936–51)
* Cecil Mountford (1952–61)
* Ernie Ashcroft (1962–67)
* Jackie Fleming (1967–68)
* Joe Egan (1968–70)
* Peter Harvey (1970–71)
* Alex Murphy (1971–78)
* Billy Benyon (1978–82)
* Kevin Ashcroft (1982–84)
* Reg Bowden (1984–86)
* Tony Barrow (1986–88)
* Brian Johnson (1988–96)
* John Dorahy (1996–97)
* Darryl Van de Velde (1997–2001)
* Steve Anderson (2001–02)
* David Plange (2002)
* Paul Cullen (2002–08)
* James Lowes (2008–09)
* Tony Smith (2009–16)
* Steve Price (2017–21)
* Daryl Powell (2022–23)
* Gary Chambers (interim) (2023)
* Sam Burgess (2024–present)

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