Cup Winners

Line-Ups of all the Roosters teams to win Cup finals.

Post-Season City Cup Final Winning Teams
	1914		1915		1916
	Saturday, 12th September, 1914 v South Sydney Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: Approx. 18,000)		Saturday, 11th September, 1915 v Glebe Royal Agricultural Showground (Crowd: Approx. 5,000)		Saturday, 12th August, 1916 v Glebe Sydney Cricket Ground (Approx. 30,000)
	Won By Eastern Suburbs 6 - 5 (Half Time: 0 - 0)		Won By Eastern Suburbs 22 - 3 (Half Time: Eastern Suburbs 10 - 3)		Won By Eastern Suburbs 18 - 15 (Half Time: Eastern Suburbs 13 - 8)
Full Back		George Challis		George Challis		George Challis
Winger		Dan Frawley (c)		Abraham Jonas		Reginald McKellar
Centre		Dan Flannery		Bob Tidyman		Herb Gilbert
Centre		Les Cubitt		Les Cubitt		Les Cubitt
Winger		Wally Messenger		Wally Messenger		Wally Messenger
Five Eighth		Bob Tidyman		Jack 'Bluey' Watkins		Harry Caples
Half Back		Arthur 'Pony' Halloway		George McGowan		Francis Male
Prop Forward		Bob 'Botsy' Williams		Bob 'Botsy' Williams		Bob 'Botsy' Williams
Hooker		Sandy Pearce		Sandy Pearce (c)		Sandy Pearce
Prop Forward		Percy White		Percy White		Charlie Lees
Second Rower		Nimrod Greenwood		Bob Linklater		Jim Duffy
Second Rower		Charlie Lees		Charlie Lees		Percy White
Lock Forward		Jack 'Bluey' Watkins		Jim Duffy		Jack 'Bluey' Watkins (c)
Bench		Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley		Charles Baker
Tries	Wally Messenger (1) Larry O'Malley (1)		Charles Baker (2) Les Cubitt (2)		Jim Duffy (1) Wally Messenger (1)
Goals			Wally Messenger (3)		Wally Messenger (6)
Field Goals			George McGowan (2)
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1914 City Cup Final		Barney Dalton (centre) injured
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1915 City Cup Final		Barney Dalton (centre) injured Captain Dan Frawley (winger) injured Dan Flannery (centre) injured Claude Nicholson (second row) enlisted with the Ambulance Corp (WWI)
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1916 City Cup Final		Bob Linklater (second row) injured

Mid-Season Cup Final Winning Teams
	1975		1978
	Amco Cup		Amco Cup
	Wednesday, 20th August, 1975 v Parramatta Leichhardt Oval, Lilyfield (Crowd: 18,907)		Wednesday, 16th August, 1978 v St George Leichhardt Oval, Lilyfield (Crowd: 18,050)
	Won By Eastern Suburbs 17 - 7 (Half Time: Eastern Suburbs 12 - 2)		Won By Eastern Suburbs 16 - 4 (Half Time: Eastern Suburbs 12 - 2)
Full Back	1	Ian Schubert	1	Russell Fairfax
Right Wing	2	Bruce Pickett	5	Bill Mullins
Inside Centre	3	John Brass	4	Mark Harris
Outside Centre	4	Mark Harris	3	Alan Power
Left Wing	5	Bill Mullins	2	Ian Schubert
Five Eighth	6	John Peard	6	Bob Fulton (c)
Half Back	7	Johnny Mayes	7	Kevin Hastings
Prop Forward	13	Ian Mackay	13	Michael Mosman
Hooker	12	Peter Moscatt	12	Arthur Mountier
Prop Forward	11	Arthur Beetson (c)	11	Bob O'Reilly
Second Rower	10	Ron Coote	10	Royce Ayliffe
Second Rower	9	Barry 'Bunny' Reilly	9	John Mackay
Lock Forward	8	Kevin Stevens	8	Kevin Stevens
Bench	14	Trevor Barnes	14	Grant Hedger
Bench	15	Greg Townsend	15	Terry Murphy
Bench	16	Des O'Reilly	16	Mal Connor
Bench	17	Grant Hedger	17	Paul Jelfs
Head Coach	Jack Gibson		Arthur Beetson
Lower Grade Coaches	Noel Thornton Billy Anderson		Barry Van Heekeren John Quayle
Tries	Mark Harris (1) Kevin Stevens (1) Ian Mackay (1)		Russell Fairfax (1) Kevin Hasings (1)
Goals	John Brass (4)		Kevin Stevens (5 from 5)
Player Of The Match	Ian Mackay		Kevin Hastings
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1975 Mid-Week Cup Final		Ken Jones (prop) injured (shoulder) Greg Bandiera (second row) injured (hand) Russell Fairfax (full back) injured (leg) Elwyn Walters (hooker) injured (calf)
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1978 Mid-Week Cup Final		Captain Arthur Beetson (second row) injured (knee) Ron Coote (lock) injured (thigh) Barry 'Bunny' Reilly (second row) injured (arm) Des O'Reilly(second row) injured (thigh) Gary Metcalfe (prop) injured (ankle)

Pre-Season Cup Final Winning Teams
	1974		1977		1979		1981
	Wills Cup		Wills Cup		Craven Mild Cup		Craven Mild Cup
	Sunday, 24th March, 1974 v South Sydney Sydney Sports Ground (Crowd: 15,629)		Sunday, 13th March, 1977 v North Sydney Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 18,741)		Sunday, 17th March, 1979 v Balmain Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 16,985)		Sunday, 21st March, 1981 v Parramatta Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 16,572)
	Won By Easts 43 - 0 (Half Time: Easts 20 - 0)		Won By Easts 13 - 9 (Half Time: 2 - 2)		Won By Easts 12 - 9 (Half Time: Easts 8 - 0)		Won By Easts 12 - 3 (Half Time: Easts 7 - 3)
Full Back	1	Russell Fairfax	1	Russell Fairfax	1	Russell Fairfax	1	Kerry Boustead
Right Wing	2	Bruce Pickett	5	Bill Mullins	5	Kerry Boustead	2	Terry Fahey
Inside Centre	3	John Brass	4	Kevin Hastings	3	Ken Wright	3	Ron Giteau
Outside Centre	14	Mark Harris	3	Mark Harris	4	Gavin Miller	4	Noel Cleal
Left Wing	5	Bill Mullins	2	Ian Schubert	2	Ian Schubert	5	Steve McFarlane
Five Eighth	6	Kevin Stevens	6	Bob Fulton	6	Bob Fulton (c)	6	Robert Laurie
Half Back	7	Johnny Mayes	14	Trevor Barnes	7	Kevin Hastings	7	Kevin Hastings
Prop Forward	13	Mick Souter	13	Gary Metcalfe	13	Bob O'Reilly	13	John Harvey
Hooker	12	Elwyn Walters	12	Bob Jones	12	Mal Connor	12	Jeff Masterman
Prop Forward	11	Arthur Beetson (c)	10	Grant Hedger	11	Royce Ayliffe	11	Royce Ayliffe (c)
Second Rower	15	Greg Bandiera	11	Arthur Beetson (c)	10	John Harvey	10	Paul McCabe
Second Rower	9	Pat Kelly	9	Barry 'Bunny' Reilly	15	Gary Metcalfe	9	Des O'Reilly
Lock Forward	4	Jim Porter	16	Des O'Reilly	9	John Mackay	8	John Tobin
Bench	16	John Peard	8	Ron Coote	14	Greg Owens	14	Robert Lane
Bench	17	Keith Peime	15	Bruce Pickett	16	Mark Harris	15	Ian Barkley
Bench							17	Dave J. Brown
Head Coach	Jack Gibson		Arthur Beetson		Bob Fulton (1979, 1981)
Lower Grade Coaches	Terry Fearnley Stan Bottles		Barry Van Heekeren Billy Anderson		John Quayle Paul Cross		Ron Coote Barry 'Bunny' Reilly
Tries	Pat Kelly (3) Mark Harris (2) Bill Mullins (2) Elwyn Walters (1) Bruce Pickett (1)		Bill Mullins (1) Arthur Beetson (1) Russell Fairfax (1)				Ron Giteau (1) Noel Cleal (1)
Goals	John Brass (8 from 9)		Russell Fairfax (2)		Ken Wright (6)		Ron Giteau (3 from 5)
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1974 Pre-Season Cup Final			Ron Coote (lock) injured Graham Olling (second row) injured Laurie Freier (second row) missed selection Ian Mackay (prop) missed selection Barry 'Bunny' Reilly (second row) missed selection John Peard (five eighth) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1977 Pre-Season Cup Final			Kevin Stevens (lock) injured Johnny Mayes (half) missed selection Bruce Pickett (wing) missed selection Robert Laurie (five eighth) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1979 Pre-Season Cup Final			Barry 'Bunny' Reilly (second row) injured Kevin Stevens (lock) injured Des O'Reilly (second row) missed selection
Prominent Players Not Selected For The 1981 Pre-Season Cup Final			Ken Wright (five eighth) missed selection Gary Warnecke (lock) missed selection Grant Hedger (prop) missed selection Marty Gurr (full back) missed slection

Short Form Title Winning Teams
	1993		2017
	World Sevens		NRL Nines
	Sunday, 7th February, 1993 v Manly-Warringah (Cup Final) Sydney Football Stadium (Crowd: 24,459)		Sunday, 5th February, 2017 v Penrith (Cup Final) Eden Park, Auckland (Crowd: Approx. 44,000)
	Won By Eastern Suburbs 18 - 12 (Half Time: 8 - 8)		Won By Sydney Roosters 18 - 12 (Half Time: Sydney Roosters 10 - 0)

Starters			1	Connor Watson
	1	Brendan Hall	4	Latrell Mitchell
	3	Luke Ricketson	5	Joseph Manu
	4	Nigel Gaffey	9	Paul Carter
	5	Jeff Orford	10	Kane Evans
	6	Scott Murray	12	Mitchell Aubusson (c)
	7	Gary Freeman	13	Aidan Guerra
	8	Craig Salvatori (c)	14	Chris Smith
			18	Bernard Lewis

Bench			2	Daniel Tupou
	2	Tim Blaszak	6	Paul Momirovski
	9	Tony Cosatto	8	Isaac Liu
	10	Dennis Beecraft	11	Ryan Matterson
			19	Victor Radley

Head Coach	Mark Murray		Trent Robinson
Tries	Gray Freeman (2) Tim Blaszak (1) Tony Cosatto (1)		Daniel Tupou (1) Bernard Lewis (1)
Goals	Tony Cosatto (1 from 2) Nigel Gaffey (0 from 2)		Latrell Mitchell (1 from 2)
Player Of The Tournament			Connor Watson

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