
Rugby League's Dual Club Legends
After leading a historic haka before starring in an equally momentous victory against his former team, it’s clear Warriors co-captain James Fisher-Harris – a revered four-time premiership winner with Penrith – is on his way to dual club icon status. Countless players have made an impression at multiple clubs, but we’re profiling those who achieved genuine legend standing in more than one jersey, along with a few other two-club trailblazers and record-breakers. Harold Horder (South Sydney and North Sydney) The greatest winger of rugby league’s formative era, Horder scored an astonishing 152 tries in just 136 games – a strike-rate no player since has come close to approaching. Horder was…
