The 1995 Illawarra Steelers season was the club's fourteenth season in its history. During the height of the Super League War, the club lost its coach, Graham Murray after round 4, with club legend Allan Fitzgibbon taking over in a caretaker role for the rest of the season. The Steelers finished the season in 12th, missing the finals series.
Players
Squad
(captain)
Player Movements
Ladder TeamPldWDLPFPAPDPts1 Manly22 2002687248+439 402 Canberra222002634255+379403 Brisbane221705600364+236344 Cronulla221606516287+229325 Newcastle221507549396+153306 Sydney Bulldogs (P)221408468352+116287 St. George221309583382+201268 North Sydney221129542331+211249 Sydney City2212010466406+602410 Auckland221309544493+512411 Western Reds2211011361549-1882212 Illawarra2210111519431+882113 Western Suburbs2210012459534-752014 Penrith229013481484-31815 Sydney Tigers227015309591-2821416 South Queensland226115303502-1991317 Gold Coast224117350628-278918 South Sydney224117319686-367919 Parramatta223019310690-380620 North Queensland222020269660-3914 Auckland Warriors were stripped of 2 competition points due to exceeding the replacement limit in round 3.
Home Crowd Averages Round Opposition Venue Crowd Round 2 Auckland Warriors Steelers Stadium 12,127 Round 3 Brisbane Broncos Steelers Stadium 13,127 Round 5 Gold Coast Seagulls Steelers Stadium 8,358 Round 8 North Queensland Cowboys Steelers Stadium 8,914 Round 10 Sydney Bulldogs Steelers Stadium 8,457 Round 11 Canberra Raiders Steelers Stadium 10,219 Round 13 North Sydney Bears Steelers Stadium 9,418 Round 16 Parramatta Eels Steelers Stadium 7,780 Round 18 Newcastle Knights Steelers Stadium 10,098 Round 20 Sydney Tigers Steelers Stadium 8,257 Round 22 Western Suburbs Magpies Steelers Stadium 9,230 Season Total 106,165 Season Average 9,651www.rugbyleagueproject.org
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