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Barbarian Men

Alan John Morley

Wing

5

Matches

16

Points

Country

England

Playing Record

Games
Men
29 Mar 1975 / Arms Park
Cardiff
24
19
Barbarians
Men
27 Mar 1974 / The Reddings
Moseley
25
22
Barbarians
Men
16 Apr 1974 / Rodney Parade
Newport
16
0
Barbarians
Men
12 Apr 1974 / Recreation Ground
Penarth
10
73
Barbarians
Men
15 Apr 1974 / St Helen's
Swansea
12
16
Barbarians
Statistics
5 Games Played
4 Wins
1 Losses
16 Points

Alan John Morley

Alan John Morley was born in Bristol on 25 June 1950 and educated at Colston's School. He worked as an auctioneer. In 18 seasons on the wing for Bristol from 1968 he made a remarkable 519 appearances for the club and scored 384 tries. His tally of 479 tries in all first class matches is believed to be a world record. At county level he played for Gloucestershire and he also represented Western Counties against Australia in 1975 and South & South-West against New Zealand in 1978. He played as a replacement for South & South-West against the 1981 Wallabies. He scored two tries in seven internationals for England between 1972 and 1975 and was selected for England & Wales against Scotland & Ireland in Dublin in 1975. Alan Morley joined the British Isles' tour of South Africa in 1974 as a replacement and played in two provincial matches, scoring a try on his debut against the Leopards.

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