Hi all, I was wondering if you fine people could help me,

I have been looking at compiling a list of non-English players who have made the most appearances in the Super League era. The definition of non-English is players who were not born here (obviously) or players that were but now represent a different national team such as Danny Brough or Ian Henderson, just two examples, the latter of which was born in Torquay which quite frankly is about as far as you can get from Scotland on this island lol.

Anyone got any ideas? Thanks y'all!

Ali Lauitiiti

2004–11 Leeds Rhinos 196 games
2012–15 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 94 games

How about Brian Bevan [urlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Bevan[/url. 680 games (+8 for Easts) 796 tries

Robbie (Hunter) Paul - New Zealand

Bradford 1994-2006 : 241 apps
Huddersfield 2006-2007 : 52 apps
Salford 2008-09 : 27 apps

(Leigh 2010-11 : 38 apps)

So you'd need to take off a few from his Bradford total (pre SL).

Wiilie Manu - Castleford, Hull , Saints

220 games

Jamie Peacock

207 apps for Bradford
272 apps for Leeds

Kevin Sinfield

521 for Leeds

Oops non English you say....

Non-English!?

Joe Vagana 220

Pat Richards
Years Team Pld T G FG P
2006–13 Wigan Warriors 224 167 895 4 2462

"The definition of non-English is players who were not born here (obviously) or players that were but now represent a different national team"

You'll go some way to beat that noble "Welshman":

Lee Briers 423 apps for Warrington plus half a dozen for Saints, 1997-2013, plus a good number of appearances recently as "water carrier" too.

Jason Demetriou. Now Assistant Coach at St George-Illawarra in the NRL. All his appearances in England were in the Super League era not necessarily in Super League.

2000 Lancashire Lynx ?
2000 Rochdale Hornets ?
2001 Widnes Vikings 54 matches
2004–10 Wakefield Wildcats 186
2011–12 Keighley Cougars 25
Total 265

258 for big Kylie at leeds

Brad Davis - 223 games split between Wakey and Cas

Luke Dorn must have a few apps racked up?

Must be at least 200, played for so many different clubs.

Omg I'm actually ashamed of myself, I forgot Lee, see what I mean about compiling a list like this when no actual high-profile homegrown players play for their genuine nation.

Francis Cummins - over 350 appearances for Leeds - represented England early in his career but finished with Ireland.

KFC played for Wales rather than England if that counts? He was born in St Helens and played for GB though. 496 Apps for Saints

Luke dorn over 255 games and over 150 meat pies.

Stanley gene just short of 300 games not bad going for someone in his early 30s.

Iestyn Harris from that Welsh stronghold of Oldham must have racked up a few.

Stanley Gene was about for quite a few years

Hate to say it as i thought he was vastly overated but his effort and desire cannot be faulted.
Stuart Littler, Salford 329 appearances scoring 112 tries
Ireland. 19 appearances scoring 10 tries.
Currently holds the record for most consecutive games in a Salford shirt. 140

292 appearances. 144 tries. Between rovers ,FC, Hudds and Bradford.

Harrison Hansen had around 300 SL appearances.

Michael Dobson has around 200 in SL for four different clubs.

David Solomona had 201 appearances for Wakefield, Bradford and Warrington.

Ben Jeffries had about 250 for Wakefield and Bradford.

Francis Meli had 241 for St Helens and Salford.

If you're including French players then the likes of Gregory Mounis and Olivier Elima are up there with over 250 appearances and there are a couple of others with around 200.

Ben Flower has around 150, probably the most for a 'legit' Welsh player.