1983–84 Rugby League Premiership

1983–84 Premiership National knockout championship Hull Kingston Rovers Winners Castleford 1982–83 Rugby League Premiership 1982–83 1984–85 Rugby League Premiership 1984–85 The 1983–84 Rugby League Premiership was the tenth end of season Rugby League Premiership competition.http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/competitions/premiership-trophy/summary.html Premiership title Rugby League Project The winners were Hull Kingston Rovers.http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/competitions/premiership-trophy-1983-84/results.html Premiership title 1983-84 Rugby League Project First round Date Team one Team two Score29 Apr Castleford Widnes 36-429 Apr Hull F.C. Bradford Northern 42-1229 Apr Hull Kingston Rovers Leeds 54-029 Apr Warrington St Helens 13-19 Semi-finals Date Team one Team two Score07 May Hull Kingston Rovers St Helens 21-1607 May Hull F.C. Castleford 12-22 Final 12 May 1984 Hull Kingston Rovers 18 – 10 Castleford Smith, Prohm, Laws, Dorahy Dorahy Kear Beardmore (3) Headingley Stadium 12,515 Ron Campbell (Widnes) John Dorahy Macklin Keith Hull KR blaze a new trail https://archive.org/details/NewsUK1984UKEnglish/May%2014%201984%2C%20The%20Times%2C%20%2361830%2C%20UK%20%28en%29/page/24/mode/2up The Times 14 May 1984 London 25 1 George Fairbairn2 Garry Clark3 Mike Smith4 Gary Prohm5 David Laws6 John Dorahy7 Paul Harkin8 Roy Holdstock9 Chris Rudd10 John Millington11 Chris Burton12 Mark Broadhurst13 Dave Hall (c)Substitutes:14 John Lydiat for Christopher Burton15 Ian Robinson for John MillingtonCoach: Roger Millward 1 David Roockley2 Darren Coen3 Tony Marchant4 Gary Hyde5 John Kear6 Steve Robinson7 Bob Beardmore (c)8 Kevin Ward9 Stuart Horton10 Gary Connell11 Jimmy Crampton12 Brett Atkins13 John JoynerSubstitutes:14 Ian Orum15 Dean MountainCoach: Mal Reilly References External links Super League Show Rewind: When John Kear was a Castleford Tiger - with hair https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/rugby-league/36518664 BBC Sport Category:1984 in English rugby league