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Season summaries

P=Premiers, R=Runner-Ups, M=Minor Premierships, F=Finals Appearance, W=Wooden Spoons
(Brackets Represent Finals Games)
Year	Competition	Games Played	Games Won	Games Drawn	Games Lost	Ladder Position	W	Coach	Captain
1967	NSWRFL	22	3	1	18	12 / 12	♦	Ken Kearney	Monty Porter
1968	NSWRFL	22	6	0	16	10 / 12			Warren Ryan
1969	NSWRFL	22	5	0	17	12 / 12	♦
1970	NSWRFL	22	9	0	13	7 / 12
1971	NSWRFL	22	10	0	12	7 / 12
1972	NSWRFL	22	8	0	14	8 / 12
1973	NSWRFL	22	17	0	5	2 / 12
1974	NSWRFL	22	9	0	13	10 / 12
1975	NSWRFL	22	9	1	12	8 / 12
1976	NSWRFL	22	9	1	12	8 / 12
1977	NSWRFL	22	13	0	9	6 / 12
1978	NSWRFL	22	15	0	7	2 / 12
1979	NSWRFL	22	14	1	7	3 / 12
1980	NSWRFL	22	9	2	11	9 / 12
1981	NSWRFL	22	13	1	8	4 / 12
1982	NSWRFL	-	-	-	-	8 / 14
1983	NSWRFL	-	-	-	-	9 / 14
1984	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	10 / 13
1985	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	8 / 13
1986	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	10 / 13
1987	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	8 / 13
1988	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	1 / 16
1989	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	Error in Template:Nts: Fractions are not supported
1990	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	10 / 16
1991	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	10 / 16
1992	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	13 / 16
1993	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	10 / 16
1994	NSWRL	-	-	-	-	7 / 16
1995	ARL	-	-	-	-	4 / 20
1996	ARL	-	-	-	-	5 / 20
1997	Super League	-	-	-	-	2 / 10
1998	NRL	-	-	-	-	11 / 20
1999	NRL	-	-	-	-	1 / 17
2000	NRL	-	-	-	-	8 / 14
2001	NRL	-	-	-	-	4 / 14
2002	NRL	-	-	-	-	5 / 15
2003	NRL	-	-	-	-	11 / 15
2004	NRL	-	-	-	-	11 / 15
2005	NRL	-	-	-	-	7 / 15
2006	NRL	-	-	-	-	13 / 15
2007	NRL	-	-	-	-	11 / 16
2008	NRL	-	-	-	-	3 / 16
2009	NRL	-	-	-	-	15 / 16
2010	NRL	-	-	-	-	14 / 16

Records

-- Individual Records -- - Appearances Most appearances: Youngest player: Oldest player: Oldest debutant: Most consecutive appearances Longest serving player:

- Point scorers Most tries Most tries in a season Most tries in a match Most hat-tricks Most hat-tricks in a season Most consecutive tries Most games without scoring a try Youngest try scorer Oldest try scorer

Most goals Most goals in a season Most goals in a match Most points Most points in a season Most points in a match

-- Club Records -- - Matches First Match: Biggest win: Most wins in a season Fewest wins in a season Biggest defeat: Most defeats in a season Fewest defeats in a season Most tries in a season Fewest tries in a season Most tries conceded in a season Fewest tries conceded in a season Highest scoring match: Most consecutive wins: Most consecutive defeats: Lowest scoring game: Biggest comeback Worst collapse

- Attendances Highest attendance: Lowest attendance: Highest season average attendance: Lowest season averge attendance:

Season statistics

Year	Position	Pld	W	D	L	Points			Pts
Year	Position	Pld	W	D	L	For	Against	Difference	Pts
1967	0st
1968	0st
1969	0st
1970	0st
1971	0st
1972	0st
1973	0st
1974	0st
1975	0st
1976	0st
1977	0st
1978	0st
1979	0st
1980	0st
1981	0st
1982	0st
1983	0st
1984	0st
1985	0st
1986	0st
1987	0st
1988	0st
1989	0st
1990	0st
1991	0st
1992	0st
1993	0st
1994	0st
1995	0st
1996	0st
1997	0st
1998	0st
1999	1st
2000	8th
2001	4th
2002	5th
2003	11th
2004	11th
2005	7th
2006	13th
2007	11th
2008	3rd
2009	15th
2010	14th

1978 Season

http://blogs.watoday.com.au/executive-style/sportandstyle/bencoady/2009/09/28/grandfinaldra.html

Referee Greg “Hollywood” Hartley was at the centre of a number of controversies during the entire 1978 finals series and they continued through to the grand final replay. After Cronulla and Manly drew the first decider 11-all, the Sea Eagles easily won the replay 16-0. Hartley, a lightning rod for drama, was criticised when Manly scored one try on a seventh tackle and another from what many believed was a forward pass. Coaches Roy Masters, Jack Gibson and Terry Fearnley all appealed to the NSWRL to ban Hartley from officiating at their matches in 1979.

2010 Season

REVIEW - http://www.nrl.com/newsviews/latestnews/newsarticle/tabid/10874/newsid/60297/default.aspx 2009 Review - http://www.nrl.com/newsviews/latestnews/newsarticle/tabid/10874/newsid/56973/cronulla-sharks-season-review/default.aspx

Losses

David Simmons - 7th on the all-time try scorers list for the club
Mitch Brown
Atelea Vea
Corey Hughes - Retired
Brett Seymour
Blake Green
Ben Ross
Brett Kearney
Terence Seuseu
Misi Taulapapa
Bryan Norrie
Bronx Goodwin

Gains

Shane Flanagan takes over as coach from Ricky Stuart
Broderick Wright
Adam Cuthbertson
John Morris
Albert Kelly
Paul Aiton
Dean Collis
Stuart Flanagan
Taulima Tautai
Nathan Gardner
Siosaia Vave

Signed new contracts

Debutants

Representatives

Paul Gallen (NSW, Game 2-3)
Kade Snowden (NSW, Game 3, Prime Ministers XIII)
Luke Douglas (NSW, Game 3 18th Man, Prime Ministers XIII)
Blake Ferguson (Indigenous All Stars, Prime Ministers XIII)
Anthony Tupou (NRL All Stars)

Tragedies/Controversies

Scott Porter - sister died

Events

Nathan Gardner try against Roosters - round 13
Cancer round verse Roosters at Toyota Stadium. Special match worn jerseys auctioned off

Statistics

Club record of 13 losses.

Awards

Nathan Gardner - try of the year, nominated for Dally M Rookie of the Year and Headline moment of the year
Paul Gallen - 5th on Dally M Medal, Nominated for lock of the year, 3rd in RLPA Award

Outgoing People for next season

Ricky Stuart - announces he's leaving at the end of season but then asks for a release
Trent Barrett - announces retirement
Luke Covell - announces retirement
Blake Ferguson - signs with Raiders

Overview

2009 Summary

Player movements

Timeline

01 January
02 February
03 March
- 13 - Cronulla 10-14 Melbourne (Rd 1)
  - 11 consecutive losses (a new club record)
  - Albert Kelly made his first-grade debut
- 20 - New Zealand Warriors 30–16 Cronulla (Rd 2)
  - Luke Douglas 100 consecutive games since debut [1]
- 28
  - Tim Smith signs
- 29 - Cronulla 8-30 South Sydney
04 April
- 03 - Cronulla 11-0 Parramatta
  - Snaps a 13 game losing streak which is now the club record.
  - Tim Smith makes his debut for the club
  - First time the Sharks had kept a side scoreless since the game against the Sydney Roosters in round 24 of 2008 (22-Aug-2008)
  - Luke Covell ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee. Also charged by the NRL judiciary with a grade one tripping offence[2]
- 11 - Manly 40-12 Cronulla
- 18 - Brisbane 44-16 Cronulla
- 24 - Cronulla 26-6 Newcastle
05 May
- 01 - St. George 38-0 Cronulla
- 16 - Cronulla 14-34 Penrith
- 22 - Parramatta 18-22 Cronulla
- 29 - Cronulla 4-20 Brisbane
06 June
- 30
  - Blake Ferguson wants out [3]
- 20
  - Ricky Stuart quits [4][5]
07 July
08 August
09 September
10 October

Summary

Most points conceded in a season (609) since 2004 when they conceded 645 points.
Feweest points scored in a season (354) since 1993 when they scored 272 points.
Worst points difference in a season (−255) since the clubs first season in 1967 when they had a points difference of -278.
Lowest home crowd attendance (avg. 10,551) since 1996 when they averaged 10,515

Pos	Player	From	Date	Length
SR	Broderick Wright	Parramatta Eels
PR	Adam Cuthbertson	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	2009-06-18^[1]	2 Years
HK	John Morris	Wests Tigers		2 Years
FE	Albert Kelly	Parramatta Eels	2009-06-27^[2]	2 Years
HK	Paul Aiton	Penrith Panthers		2 Years
CE	Dean Collis	Wests Tigers		2 Years
HK	Stuart Flanagan	Canberra Raiders
CE	Taulima Tautai	Parramatta Eels
FB	Nathan Gardner	Parramatta Eels
PR	Siosaia Vave	Gold Coast Titans
HB	Tim Smith	Brisbane Broncos	2010-03-28^[3]	2 Years

Pos	Player	To	Date
	David Simmons	Penrith Panthers
	Mitch Brown	Wests Tigers
	Atelea Vea	Melbourne Storm
	Corey Hughes	Retired
	Brett Seymour	New Zealand Warriors
	Blake Green	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
	Ben Ross	South Sydney Rabbitohs
	Brett Kearney	Bradford Bulls
	Terence Seu Seu	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
	Misi Taulapapa	Gateshead Thunder
	Bryan Norrie	Gateshead Thunder
	Bronx Goodwin	Melbourne Storm

^ "Adam Cuthbertson signs with Cronulla Sharks". The Daily Telegraph. 2009-06-19. Retrieved 2010-09-21.
^ "Cronulla sign NSW under-18s player Albert Kelly on two-year contract". The Sunday Telegraph. 2009-06-28. Retrieved 2010-09-21.
^ "Tim Smith signs on to save Cronulla Sharks". The Daily Telegraph. 2010-03-29. Retrieved 2010-09-21.

[Adam_Cuthbertson_signs_with_Cronulla_Sharks-1] "Adam Cuthbertson signs with Cronulla Sharks". The Daily Telegraph. 2009-06-19. Retrieved 2010-09-21.

[Cronulla_sign_NSW_under-18s_player_Albert_Kelly_on_two-year_contract-2] "Cronulla sign NSW under-18s player Albert Kelly on two-year contract". The Sunday Telegraph. 2009-06-28. Retrieved 2010-09-21.

[Tim_Smith_signs_on_to_save_Cronulla_Sharks-3] "Tim Smith signs on to save Cronulla Sharks". The Daily Telegraph. 2010-03-29. Retrieved 2010-09-21.

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