Graeme John Allen

Surname:

Allen

First names:

Graeme John

Clubs:

Marist OB

Provincial teams:

NZ Under 23 1967
NZ Under 23 Trial Black 1967
NZ Juniors 1968
NZ Trial 1968
Poverty Bay 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976
Poverty Bay/East Coast Combined 1972

Biography:

1967: Lock - 10 games
1967: NZ Under 23: No 8 - 1 game
1967: NZ Under 23 Trial: No 8 - 1 game
1968: No 8 [5], Flanker [1] - 6 games
1968: NZ Juniors: No 8 - 1 game
1968: Probables: No 8 - 1 game
1969: Lock - 8 games
1970: Lock - 13 games - 1 try (3 pts)
1971: Lock [3], Sub [1] - 4 games
1972: No 8 - 10 games - 1 try (4 pts)
1972: PB/EC: No 8 - 2 games - 1 try (4 pts)
1974: Lock - 2 games
1975: Lock - 12 games - 1 try (4 pts)
1976: Forward - 9 games - 1 try (4 pts)

Sub Total: Prov: 74 games (15 pts): Others: 6 games (4 pts)

Total: 80 games (19 pts)

Endorsement

Hi Kerry

I’ve been meaning to drop you a line for a while after literally stumbling across your website in a Google search.

Since I was a kid I’ve been a bit of a sports stats geek – over the years I have progressed from A4 exercise books with scribbles and cross-outs, to Word and Excel – much more user friendly and secure. My stats have always been my own hobby and pleasure and never shared with anybody.

Your website is nothing short of phenomenal, I can’t begin to imagine the time and research that has gone into it. As a resource for not only NZ rugby supporters, but statisticians round the world, it is second to none. I have yet to come across a site that offers so many easily searchable players and team stats in one area.

The one thing that struck me in doing my own NPC stats research is the vast number of players whose career is limited to one game (or part game) for a minor union. But there they are on NZ Rugby History, with their details recorded exactly the same as a Carter or a McCaw.

Your website is a priceless asset to the NZ rugby fabric, and I can only hope that you can access some kind of sponsorship or support of some kind from NZ Rugby or other avenues. It needs to be treasured and nurtured as it grows to a complete historic record of our game.

Regards
Paul Thomas

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