Scott Naylor

Scott Naylor is an English rugby league footballer of the 1990s and 2000s, and coach, playing at representative level for England, and at club level for Wigan, Salford and Bradford, as a Wing, Centre, or Second-row, and coaching at club level for Salford.

Playing career

Naylor played for Bradford at centre in the 1999 Super League Grand Final which was lost to St Helens. He went on to gain selection for England while at Bradford in 2000 against Australia, Fiji, Ireland (sub) and New Zealand.^[1] Naylor played for Bradford at centre in their 2001 Super League Grand Final victory against Wigan. As Super League VI champions, Bradford played against 2001 NRL Premiers, Newcastle in the 2002 World Club Challenge. Naylor played at centre in Bradford's victory. Naylor played for Bradford at centre, scoring a try in their 2002 Super League Grand Final loss against St Helens.

↑ "England Statistics at englandrl.co.uk". englandrl. 31 December 2011. Retrieved 1 January 2012.

Oldham Roughyeds – current squad

1 Lepori 2 Clay 3 Ford 4 Holmes 5 Chisholm 6 Palfrey 7 Roper 8 Joy 9 Gee 10 Spencer 12 Langtree 13 Thompson 14 Burke 16 Middlehurst 19 Files 20 Owen 21 Hughes 22 Grimshaw 23 Briscoe 24 Hope 26 Ward -- Johnson Coach: Naylor

England squad – 2000 Rugby League World Cup

Farrell (c) Anderson Deacon Fielden Fleary Forshaw Hay Howard Long McAvoy Morley Naylor Peacock Pryce Radlinski Rowley Sculthorpe Senior Sinfield Smith Spruce Stephenson Walker Wellens Coach: Kear

Bradford Bulls Championships

Bradford Bulls squad – 2000 Challenge Cup final winners (5th title)

1. Stuart Spruce 2. Nathan McAvoy 3. Scott Naylor 4. Michael Withers 5. Tevita Vaikona 6. Henry Paul 7. Robbie Paul (c) 8. Brian McDermott 9. James Lowes 10. Paul Anderson 11. Jamie Peacock 12. Mike Forshaw 13. Brad Mackay 14. Leon Pryce 15. David Boyle 16. Bernard Dwyer 17. Stuart Fielden Coach: Matthew Elliott

Bradford Bulls squad – 2001 Super League Champions (5th title)

1. Michael Withers 2. Tevita Vaikona 3. Scott Naylor 4. Graham Mackay 5. Leon Pryce 6. Henry Paul 7. Robbie Paul (c) 8. Joe Vagana 9. James Lowes 10. Brian McDermott 11. Daniel Gartner 12. Jamie Peacock 13. Mike Forshaw 14. Paul Deacon 15. Shane Rigon 16. Paul Anderson 17. Stuart Fielden Coach: Brian Noble

Bradford Bulls – 2002 World Club Challenge (1st title)

1. Michael Withers 2. Tevita Vaikona 3. Scott Naylor 4. Lee Gilmour 5. Lesley Vainikolo 6. Robbie Paul (c) 7. Paul Deacon 8. Joe Vagana 9. James Lowes 10. Brian McDermott 11. Jamie Peacock 12. Daniel Gartner 13. Mike Forshaw 14. Paul Anderson 15. Stuart Fielden 16. Leon Pryce 17. Brandon Costin Coach: Brian Noble

Bradford Bulls squad – 2003 Challenge Cup final winners (6th title)

1. Robbie Paul 2. Tevita Vaikona 3. Scott Naylor 4. Shontayne Hape 5. Lesley Vainikolo 6. Leon Pryce 7. Paul Deacon (c) 8. Joe Vagana 9. James Lowes 10. Lee Radford 11. Jamie Peacock 12. Daniel Gartner 13. Mike Forshaw 14. Karl Pratt 15. Lee Gilmour 16. Paul Anderson 17. Rob Parker Coach: Brian Noble

Bradford Bulls Bull Masters

Graeme Bradley Karl Fairbank Trevor Foster Jeff Grayshon Ellery Hanley David Hobbs Paul Loughlin Paul Medley Keith Mumby Brian Noble Terry Price Stuart Spruce Ernest Ward Bernard Dwyer Robbie Paul Joe Vagana Henry Paul James Lowes Michael Withers Shontayne Hape Brian McDermott Mike Forshaw Paul Anderson Scott Naylor

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