nine later scored with St. George in 1927) remained unbroken until Steve Menzies managed to do so in 2004, almost 80 seasons after Burge had retired. The team's biggest victory was a 59–3 victory over North Sydney at Wentworth Oval on 17 July 1915. Its biggest ever loss was against Eastern Suburbs when they went down 36–0. Overall, Glebe are also statistically one of the most successful clubs to have played in the premiership. Out of the 33 teams who have made an appearance over the years, Glebe has the fifth-best winning percentage. From 297 games played, 163 were won, six drawn and 128 lost for a winning percentage of 55.89%. Notable players During their 22-year presence in the New South Wales Rugby Football League premiership, the club managed to produce 12 internationals. Those twelve players were Alex Burdon, Frank Burge, who was probably the best player they ever had, Peter Burge, Albert Conlon, Bert Gray, Arthur Halloway, Charlie Hedley, Harold Angus, Tom Gleeson, Jack Hickey, Tom McCabe, Chris McKivat, Peter Moir and Les Cubitt. A third Burge brother, former Wallaby tourist Albert Burge was also a Dirty Red. Alex Burdon and Chris McKivat had the honour of captaining their country, from 1908–09 and 1911-12 respectively and Les Cubitt captained an Australasian side in 1921. In 2008, to celebrate the Centenary of Rugby League in Australia, a panel commissioned by the Australian Rugby League and National Rugby League voted four Glebe players into a group of "Rugby League's 100 Greatest Players". These players were Frank Burge, Les Cubitt, Arthur Halloway, and Chris McKivat. The side that played in the 1911 New South Wales Rugby Football League Grand Final is shown below. The side that played in the 1922 New South Wales Rugby Football League Grand Final is shown below. Honours New South Wales Rugby Football League First Grade runners-up: 4 1911, 1912, 1915, 1922 New South Wales Rugby Football League minor premierships: 1 1911 City Cup: 1 1913 City Cup runners-up: 6 1912, 1915, 1916, 1919, 1923, 1925 Reserve Grade: 5 1912, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921 Third Grade: 1 1927 NSW Challenge Cup: 1 2020 See also Footnotes External links Rugby League History - RL1908.com - Glebe RLFC Rugby clubs established in 1908 Rugby clubs disestablished in 1929 1908 establishments in Australia Rugby league teams in Sydney Defunct NSWRL/ARL/SL/NRL clubs Ron Massey Cup Glebe, New South Wales