MEN'S LEAGUE	32	53	59	66	70	71	75	96	99	00	02	06	14	19	20	21	22	MEN'S WORLD CLUB	01	07	23
MEN'S CHALLENGE CUPS	56	61	66	72	76	96	97	01	04	06	07	08	21					WOMEN'S MATCHES	21	21

Roy Pritchard
OVERALL STATISTICS
BIRTH	AGE	SIGNED ON	FROM
04-04-1938	N/A	17-10-1959	Newbridge RU- Wales
DEBUT		LAST MATCH	LEFT
12-12-1959 v Rochdale Hornets		Wakefield Trinity	1960- Rochdale Hornets
CAREER			APPEARANCES (SUBS)
1959-1960			9 (0)
TRIES	GOALS	DGOALS	PTS
0	16	0	32

Biography of Roy Pritchard
HERITAGE NO : 769 Roy Pritchard by SHS Roy Pritchard was a tough Welsh full-back who had a successful rugby union career with Risca, the Royal Navy and Newbridge, before joining the Saints for a fee of nearly one and a half thousand pounds in mid-October 1959. His debut was quite memorable, in that he kicked 8 goals in the 40 point victory away to Rochdale Hornets at the Recreation Ground. Centre Ken Large scored a brilliant hat-trick of tries. Ironically, his second match was against the same opponents at Knowsley Road. The Saints triumphed once more, to the tune of 26-2 and Roy booted over 4 goals. This time the great Tom van Vollenhoven registered a three-try performance. Things were never going to be easy for Roy in the full-back jersey, even though Glyn Moses was about to retire with a recurring knee injury. There were two other rivals for the number one jersey, in Austin Rhodes and the Rhodesian Percy Landsberg. In fact, at the start of the 1960-61 campaign, with Austin Rhodes seemingly cemented into the full-back spot, Roy played four matches in the back row, including loose forward, where he stood in for Vince Karalius. Not many can say that. Playing in the back row did not seem to faze him unduly. His last game in red and white was against Wakefield Trinity, a really powerful side at the time, who defeated the Saints 5-18 at Knowsley Road. Roy was in the second-row, with Percy Landsberg full-back. Austin Rhodes was in the centre. By early November, he had been transferred to Rochdale Hornets. Roy became a stalwart at the Hornets and he is remembered as their last line of defence when they played against Warrington at Knowsley Road in the 1966 Lancashire cup final. Unfortunately, the Hornets lost 5-26, but in their team was another Welshman, front-rower Stan Owen, who had played for the Saints a few years previously, together with St. Helens-born scrum-half Johnny Fishwick. We are aware that Roy has sadly passed away but as yet we have no details of his death.

Biography of Roy Pritchard

HERITAGE NO : 769

Roy Pritchard by SHS

Roy Pritchard was a tough Welsh full-back who had a successful rugby union career with Risca, the Royal Navy and Newbridge, before joining the Saints for a fee of nearly one and a half thousand pounds in mid-October 1959. His debut was quite memorable, in that he kicked 8 goals in the 40 point victory away to Rochdale Hornets at the Recreation Ground. Centre Ken Large scored a brilliant hat-trick of tries. Ironically, his second match was against the same opponents at Knowsley Road. The Saints triumphed once more, to the tune of 26-2 and Roy booted over 4 goals. This time the great Tom van Vollenhoven registered a three-try performance.

Things were never going to be easy for Roy in the full-back jersey, even though Glyn Moses was about to retire with a recurring knee injury. There were two other rivals for the number one jersey, in Austin Rhodes and the Rhodesian Percy Landsberg. In fact, at the start of the 1960-61 campaign, with Austin Rhodes seemingly cemented into the full-back spot, Roy played four matches in the back row, including loose forward, where he stood in for Vince Karalius. Not many can say that. Playing in the back row did not seem to faze him unduly.

His last game in red and white was against Wakefield Trinity, a really powerful side at the time, who defeated the Saints 5-18 at Knowsley Road. Roy was in the second-row, with Percy Landsberg full-back. Austin Rhodes was in the centre. By early November, he had been transferred to Rochdale Hornets. Roy became a stalwart at the Hornets and he is remembered as their last line of defence when they played against Warrington at Knowsley Road in the 1966 Lancashire cup final. Unfortunately, the Hornets lost 5-26, but in their team was another Welshman, front-rower Stan Owen, who had played for the Saints a few years previously, together with St. Helens-born scrum-half Johnny Fishwick. We are aware that Roy has sadly passed away but as yet we have no details of his death.

SEASON STATISTICS
Season (Official Matches)	Tries	Goals	DGoals	Matches
1959~60	0	16	0	5
1960~61	0	0	0	4
TOTALS:	0	16	0	9
Season (Other Matches)	Tries	Goals	DGoals	Matches
TOTALS:

ALL MATCHES

Date	Match		Pos	Opponents	Comp	Venue	FT	FTO	G
12th Dec 1959	1	W	1	Rochdale Hornets	L	A	40	4	8	VIEW
19th Dec 1959	2	W	1	Rochdale Hornets	L	H	26	2	4	VIEW
2nd Jan 1960	3	W	1	Workington Town	L	A	21	6	3	VIEW
30th Jan 1960	4	D	1	Salford	L	A	2	2	1	VIEW
5th Mar 1960	5	W	1	Warrington	L	A	19	16		VIEW
15th Aug 1960	6	W	13	Liverpool City	L	H	17	9		VIEW
20th Aug 1960	7	W	13	Hunslet	L	H	22	10		VIEW
27th Aug 1960	8	W	13	Widnes	LC1	A	19	17		VIEW
3rd Sep 1960	9	L	12	Wakefield Trinity	L	H	5	18		VIEW

*Unofficial Match. **Non Playing Sub.

WINS : 7 \| LOSSES : 1 \| DRAWS : 1

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Roy Pritchard

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Biography of Roy Pritchard

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