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Steve 'Knocker' Norton

Coaching Career

Vital Statistics

Nickname(s)
Knocker
Born
Saturday, 22nd December, 1951
Current Age
74 years and 100 days

Biography

Great Britain Test forward came to Manly from Castleford as a replacement for the fiery Mal Reilly. Norton not only physically resembled Reilly but was also a great ball-player - minus Reilly's notoriety for mixing it with the opposition. Norton played in the Sea Eagles' 1976 grand final win over P’matta.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Coaching Career Statistics

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Club Career - UK     Games W L D Win %  
Regal Trophy - 1 0 1 0 0.00% List
Lancashire Cup - 1 0 1 0 0.00% List
Overall     Games W L D Win %  
First Class 2 0 2 0 0.00% List

English Career - By Year

Team Season   Games W L D Win %  
Barrow 1990/91   2 0 4 0 0.00% List

English Career - By Team

Team Years   Games W L D Win %  
Barrow 1990   2 0 2 0 0.00% List

Your Say

  • Anonymous
    11 Aug 2011 5:13am

    LEGEND AT THE BOULEVARD

  • Anonymous
    22 Feb 2012 7:36am

    Another legend cultivated down the lane and shared with the world....

  • Anonymous
    8 Mar 2012 2:33am

    knocker was loved then, and loved today. hullfc legend still known as the king. thank you knocker.

  • Rick Halsey
    25 Sep 2015 2:06am

    very easy to sum up Knocker with one word GOD hulls greatest

  • Anonymous
    9 Jul 2017 7:17pm

    side step on a six-pence, brilliant for such a big lad!

  • Trevor Bolton
    9 Oct 2022 11:00pm

    Steve Norton is God

  • Patrick doherty
    14 Nov 2024 6:46am

    The greatest loose forward to pay for the black and whites

  • Anonymous
    2 Nov 2025 7:29pm

    Knocker was loved then and loved today.pure class. Hullfc greatest.

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Contributions: Greg Fiveash, Shawn Dollin, Andrew Ferguson, Max Turner, Paul Carter, Rugby League Tables, Tony McCarron, Alan Katzmann, Bill Bates, AJ Lucantonio, Tim Costello

Sources: Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook (1981-82 to 1999), Irvin Saxton's Record Keepers' Club, Match Video