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1975 Eastern Suburbs Roosters season

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July 2026 February 2014 1975 1974 1976 The 1975 Eastern Suburbs season was the 68th in the club's history. They competed in the NSWRFL's 1975 Premiership, winning all but 3 of their 25 matches and finishing premiers, as well as the 1975 Amco Cup, which they also won. Easts' 1975 season has since been described as one of the most dominant in Australian rugby league history.Middleton David Ten of the most dominant seasons in rugby league history from historian David Middleton http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/ten-of-the-greatest-seasons-in-rugby-league-history-according-to-historian-david-middleton/story-fni3fbgz-1226729899765 6 February 2014 The Daily Telegraph 30 September 2013 Team line-up Jack Gibson (Coach), Arthur Beetson, John Brass, Ron Coote, Russell Fairfax, Mark Harris, Grant Hedger, Ian Mackay, Johnny Mayes, Bill Mullins, Des O'Reilly, John Peard, Bruce Pickett, Barry 'Bunny' Reilly, John Rheinberger, Ian Schubert, Kevin Stevens, Elwyn Walters. Ladder TeamPldWDLPFPAPDPts1 16x16px Eastern Suburbs222002431198+233402 16x16px Manly-Warringah221507439314+125303 16x16px St. George221228341294+47264 16x16px Canterbury-Bankstown221129330287+43245 16x16px Western Suburbs2210210365289+76216 16x16px Parramatta2210111391373+18217 16x16px Balmain2210111288357-69218 16x16px Cronulla-Sutherland229112370375-5199 16x16px North Sydney229013322414-921810 16x16px Newtown227213349422-731611 16x16px Penrith227114312452-1401512 16x16px South Sydney226016298461-16312 Western Suburbs were stripped of one competition point due to an illegal replacement in one game. Season summary Eastern Suburbs won their 11th Premiership by a record margin, defeating St George in the decider 38–0.It was also their biggest win of the season. Eastern Suburbs won the Minor Premiership, losing just 2 matches during the regular season. Eastern Suburbs won the club championship Eastern Suburb won the 1975 Amco Cup Easts' HB Johnny Mayes was the premiership's leading try scorer. Eastern Suburbs won a record 19 consecutive matches during the season. Representatives : Arthur Beetson(AUS). John Brass(Aus), Ron Coote(Aus), Mark Harris(Aus), Ian Mackay(Aus), Johnny Mayes(Aus) Results Premiership Round1, Eastern Suburbs 15(?)Defeated Balmain 12(?) played at Sydney Sports Ground Round 2, St George 11(?) defeated Eastern Suburbs 3 at(?) Kogarah Jubilee Oval. Round 3, Cronulla Sutherland 17(?) defeated Eastern Suburbs 13)(?) Round 4, Eastern Suburbs 22 defeated Manly Warringah 16 at Brookvale Oval Round 5, Eastern Suburbs 22 defeated Western Suburbs 16 at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Round 6, Eastern Suburbs 25 defeated Penrith 12 at Penrith Park. Round 7, Eastern Suburbs 29 defeated Canterbury Bankstown 10 at Sydney Cricket Ground. Round 8, Eastern Suburbs 15(Schubert, Harris, Walters Tries; Brass 3 Goals) defeated Newtown 6(D. Oliveri, J. Bradstock Tries) at Henson Park. Eastern Suburbs 7(Schubert Try; Brass 2 Goals) defeated Balmain 5(M.Fish Try; J. Cunningham Goal) at Leichhardt Oval. References External links The Story of Australian Rugby League, Gary Lester 1974 1976 Season 1975 1975 Category:1975 in Australian rugby league Category:1975 in rugby league by club Category:1975 in sport in Sydney