Edward ‘Pop’ Ogden
Most famous early player for his “round-the-corner” kicking style (later adopted by Jonny Wilkinson). Cub captain 1927-35 and record points scorer.
Bill Howarth
Star player pre and post war, early coach who brought innumerable through from Arnold School and into the club from elsewhere. Great promoter of Fylde’s reputation through duties with Lancashire and even running the line in the Calcutta Cup game of 1960.
Malcolm Phillips
Fylde’s first full England international who brought international fame to the Fylde name through his administrative duties with the RFU, IRB, World Cup 2003 and the Barbarians.
Peter Makin
Involved from 1962-2003, helping to introduce Mini Rugby, wheeling and dealing to keep the 1st XV at the highest possible level throughout his time and taking the club into the professional era.
Bill Beaumont
The most famous of Fylde players, captaining England and The British & Irish Lions, amongst endless other achievements both on the pitch and off. Former Chairman of World Rugby and Knight Grand Cross of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.
Brian Ashton
Conspicuous success as a coach known worldwide, former captain of the club, reached international level as a player as well as a coach and returned to Fylde in later years to help win promotion as champions in 2010-11.
Mark Nelson
Longest-serving coach of the club, consolidating Fylde’s status further afield through equally long-term association and success with Lancashire.
Tony Todd
1st XV stalwart & captain, the club’s first real “Head Coach” and Chairman of Rugby, Chairman of Mini Rugby, amongst other roles.
Dave Young
More than 400 games for the 1st XV, 1st Team Ma.
Edward ‘Pop’ Ogden
Most famous early player for his “round-the-corner” kicking style (later adopted by Jonny Wilkinson. Cub captain 1927-35 and record points scorer.
Bill Howarth
Star player pre and post war, early coach who brought innumerable through from Arnold School and into the club from elsewhere. Great promoter of Fylde’s reputation through duties with Lancashire and even running the line in the Calcutta Cup game of 1960.
Malcolm Phillips
Fylde’s first full England international who brought international fame to the Fylde name through his administrative duties with the RFU,, IRB, World Cup 2003 and the Barbarians.
Peter Makin
Involved from 1962-2003, helping to introduce Mini Rugby, wheeling and dealing to keep the 1st XV at the highest possible level throughout his time and taking the club into the professional era.
Bill Beaumont
The most famous of Fylde players, captaining England and The British & Irish Lions, amongst endless other achievements both on the pitch and off. Former Chairman of World Rugby and Knight Grand Cross of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.
Brian Ashton
Conspicuous success as a coach known worldwide, former captain of the club, reached international level as a player as well as a coach and returned to Fylde in later years to help win promotion as champions in 2010-11.
Mark Nelson
Longest-serving coach of the club, consolidating Fylde’s status further afield through equally long-term association and success with Lancashire.
Tony Todd
1st XV stalwart & captain, the club’s first real “Head Coach” and Chairman of Rugby, Chairman of Mini Rugby, amongst other roles
Dave Young
More than 400 games for the 1st XV, 1st Team Ma