MEN'S LEAGUE	32	53	59	66	70	71	75	96	99	00	02	06	14	19	20	21	22	MEN'S WORLD CLUB	01	07	23
MEN'S CHALLENGE CUPS	56	61	66	72	76	96	97	01	04	06	07	08	21					WOMEN'S MATCHES	21	21

Ronald Lloyd
OVERALL STATISTICS
BIRTH	AGE	SIGNED ON	FROM
30-11-1923	N/A	Date unknown.	Wakefield Trinity Loan
DEBUT		LAST MATCH	LEFT
03-03-1945 v Wakefield Trinity		Wakefield Trinity	1945- Wakefield Trinity Loan
CAREER			APPEARANCES (SUBS)
1944-1944			1 (0)
TRIES	GOALS	DGOALS	PTS
0	0	0	0

Biography of Ronald Lloyd
HERITAGE NO : 628 Ronald Lloyd by SHS The St. Helens Newspaper on 6th March 1945 reported on the match at Belle Vue, against Wakefield Trinity and the headline was: "Saints new forward plays well at Wakefield." The [un-named] correspondent then highlighted the difficulties of wartime rugby league: "The party gets smaller week by week. If things go on at this rate St. Helens will nearly be able to go to away matches on their bikes. So many players have to be picked up at some place or other that the bus now looks almost empty when it leaves Victoria Square. Notwithstanding the picking up process, or perhaps because of it, St. Helens had only twelve players when they arrived at Wakefield, from whom they borrowed Lloyd, a young front-row forward who had got an afternoon free from his Army duties. He did his best for us and we are very much obliged to him." Praise indeed for another one-match player who filled in during the war. Saints lost 36-7 but it might have been more with just twelve men! The front-row that day was Norman Thompson, evergreen hooker Jimmy Goodier and Ronald Lloyd. Ronald had joined the Army in World War Two. In 1939 he was living in Painthorpe Lane, Wakefield and working as a Collier. He managed to survive the hostilities and died in Wakefield in March 1993, aged 69. Can you help the SHS by supplying a photograph or any other personal or playing details?

Biography of Ronald Lloyd

HERITAGE NO : 628

Ronald Lloyd by SHS

The St. Helens Newspaper on 6th March 1945 reported on the match at Belle Vue, against Wakefield Trinity and the headline was: "Saints new forward plays well at Wakefield." The [un-named] correspondent then highlighted the difficulties of wartime rugby league: "The party gets smaller week by week. If things go on at this rate St. Helens will nearly be able to go to away matches on their bikes. So many players have to be picked up at some place or other that the bus now looks almost empty when it leaves Victoria Square. Notwithstanding the picking up process, or perhaps because of it, St. Helens had only twelve players when they arrived at Wakefield, from whom they borrowed Lloyd, a young front-row forward who had got an afternoon free from his Army duties. He did his best for us and we are very much obliged to him."

Praise indeed for another one-match player who filled in during the war. Saints lost 36-7 but it might have been more with just twelve men! The front-row that day was Norman Thompson, evergreen hooker Jimmy Goodier and Ronald Lloyd. Ronald had joined the Army in World War Two. In 1939 he was living in Painthorpe Lane, Wakefield and working as a Collier. He managed to survive the hostilities and died in Wakefield in March 1993, aged 69. Can you help the SHS by supplying a photograph or any other personal or playing details?

SEASON STATISTICS
Season (Official Matches)	Tries	Goals	DGoals	Matches
1944~45	0	0	0	1
TOTALS:	0	0	0	1
Season (Other Matches)	Tries	Goals	DGoals	Matches
TOTALS:

ALL MATCHES

Date	Match		Pos	Opponents	Comp	Venue	FT	FTO	T	G	DG
3rd Mar 1945	1	L	10	Wakefield Trinity	WEL	A	7	36				VIEW

*Unofficial Match. **Non Playing Sub.

WINS : \| LOSSES : 1 \| DRAWS :

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Ronald Lloyd

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Biography of Ronald Lloyd

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