1977 Rugby League World Cup squads

The 1977 Rugby League World Cup involved players from the national rugby league football teams of four countries: Australia, France, Great Britain and New Zealand.

Main article: 1977 Rugby League World Cup

Australia

Coach: Terry Fearnley

  1. Graham Eadie
  2. Allan McMahon
  3. Mick Cronin
  4. Russel Gartner
  5. Mark Harris
  6. Mark Thomas
  7. Terry Fahey
  8. John Peard
  9. John Kolc
  10. Greg Veivers
  11. Nick Geiger
  12. Terry Randall
  13. Arthur Beetson (C)
  14. Ray Higgs
  15. Greg Pierce
  16. Rod Reddy
  17. Denis Fitzgerald
  18. Tom Raudonikis

France

Coach: Yves Bégou

  1. Jacques Guigue (Avignon)
  2. José Moya (Carcassonne)
  3. Christian Laskawiec (Albi)
  4. André Ruiz (Carcassonne)
  5. Patrick Chauvet (Carcassonne)
  6. Jean-Marc Bourret (XIII Catalan)
  7. René Terrats (Saint-Estève)
  8. Guy Garcia (Carcassonne)
  9. Max Chantal (Villeneuve)
  10. José Calle (Saint-Estève) (C)
  11. Guy Alard (Carcassonne)
  12. Michel Cassin (Toulouse)
  13. Manuel Caravaca (Carcassonne)
  14. Hervé Bonet (Avignon)
  15. Jacky Imbert (Avignon)
  16. Henri Daniel (Pia)
  17. Jean-Paul Sauret (Carcassonne)
  18. Michel Moussard (Albi)
  19. Jean-Jacques Cologni (XIII Catalan)
  20. Joël Roosebrouck (Villeneuve)
  21. Guy Rodriguez (Toulouse)

Great Britain

Coach: David Watkins

  1. George Fairbairn
  2. Stuart Wright
  3. John Holmes
  4. Les Dyl
  5. Keith Fielding
  6. Bill Francis
  7. Roger Millward (C)
  8. Steve Nash
  9. David Ward
  10. George Nicholls
  11. Jimmy Thompson
  12. Keith Elwell
  13. Steve Pitchford
  14. Len Casey
  15. Eddie Bowman
  16. Phil Hogan
  17. Ken Gill
  18. Peter Smith

New Zealand

Coach: Ron Ackland

  1. Warren Collicoat
  2. Michael O'Donnell
  3. Dane O'Hara
  4. Olsen Filipaina
  5. Chris Jordan
  6. Kevin Fisher
  7. Dennis Williams
  8. John Smith
  9. Whetu Henry
  10. Fred Ah Kuoi
  11. Alan Rushton
  12. Dane Sorensen
  13. Lyndsay Proctor
  14. Kurt Sorensen
  15. Tony Coll (C)
  16. Whare Henry
  17. John Whittaker
  18. Mark Graham
  19. Ray Baxendale
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