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John Dorahy

Playing Career

All information provided below is based only on data available in the RLP database and should be used as a guide only.

Vital Statistics

Nickname(s)
Joe Cool
Born
Saturday, 28th August, 1954
Current Age
71 years and 322 days
Place Of Birth
Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Known Family Links

Son
Dane Dorahy

Competitions Won

Test Series
1978 Australia vs New Zealand
Interstate Series
1979
NSW City vs Country Firsts
1979, 1980
English Championship
1983/84
Premiership Trophy
1983/84
Yorkshire Cup
1985/86
Preseason Cup
1980
Midweek Cup
1977

Biography

Wollongong Wests fullback, a teenage NSW Country rep in 1972-73, spent a season with Leigh in England with his brother Tony before coming to Wests in 1974. A fine defender with a great kick and chase, John Dorahy was known as 'Joe Cool' because of his composure under pressure. He represented Australia in the two Test series against NZ in 1978 but injury ruled him out of Kangaroo contention that year. In 1979 he made his only appearances for NSW (as a centre) but joined big-spenders Manly the following year. His two seasons with the club were hampered by knee and neck injuries and, in 1982, he returned ‘home’ to captain I’warra in the club’s debut season. Dorahy scored the then club record 463 career points during his four seasons with the Steelers but, in 1983-84, successfully tested the international transfer ban to play with Hull KR. He won the Harry Sunderland Trophy as 'Man of the Match' in the 1984 premiership final. Dorahy did not return to Sydney until 1987 and, linking with Norths, defied 'father-time' when chosen as Country Origin fullback in 1988 after first choice Garry Jack was suspended (this was 16 years after Dorahy had made his senior representative debut!) He later captain-coached Halifax but his time with English club champions Wigan was much more controversial. Dorahy was chosen to replace John Monie in the 1993-94 season but was sacked after just one season - the victim of internal politics despite Wigan's wins in the Challenge Cup and premiership final. He returned to Australia soon after and has been an assistant coach with I’warra, W’Reds and Wests.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Playing Career Statistics

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Representative Career - International Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Tests (Senior International Matches) -2-21---1-  --3---2--100.00%List
Tour MatchesNew South Wales Country FirstsNTF-1-1------  ------1--100.00%List
Tour MatchesLeigh LeopardsLEI-1-1------  -------1-0.00%List
Tour MatchesNew South Wales FirstsNFI-1-1-----4  --8----1-0.00%List
Tour MatchesHull Kingston RoversHKR-3-3-----6  --12---12-33.33%List
Test Series 12-21---1-  --3---2--100.00%List
Representative Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Tour MatchesCombined SydneyCOM-112------  ------11-50.00%List
Interstate Series 12-2-----6/875.00%--12---2--100.00%List
NSW City vs Country Origin -1-1-----7/7100.00%--14----1-0.00%List
NSW City vs Country Firsts 23142---2-  --6---22-50.00%List
NSW City vs Country 25163---313  --35---33-50.00%List
Club Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSWRFL/NSWRL (NRL Premiership) -23362394114--55554  11111,298144103129743.10%List
NRL Finals -8-8-----18  --36---35-37.50%List
Preseason Cup 118-181---126  --55---126-66.67%List
Midweek Cup 1181193---338  --85---108152.63%List
Club Career - UK Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
English Championship 159261-25--25140  22382---4118267.21%List
Premiership Trophy 15-5-3--314  --40---32-60.00%List
Challenge Cup -12-12-4--436  1189---83166.67%List
Regal Trophy -11-11-3--318  --48---83-72.73%List
Yorkshire Cup 111-11-4--418  1153---72263.64%List
UK Top Division 159261-25--25140  22382---4118267.21%List
UK Second Division -13114-3--32  --16---95-64.29%List
Overall StartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
First Class 396124084956--105875  15152,1361442111841351.72%List

Test Matches - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Australia1978 2-21---1-  --3---2--100.00%List

Australia - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSW Country Firsts1972-73 3-32---2-  --6---12-33.33%List
Combined Sydney1976 112------  ------11-50.00%List
NSW City Seconds1979 1-11---16  --15---1--100.00%List
NSW Firsts1979 3-3-----10  --20---21-66.67%List
NSW City Firsts1979-80 112------  ------2--100.00%List
NSW Country1988 1-1-----7/7100.00%--14----1-0.00%List

NSWRFL/NSWRL (NRL Premiership) - By Year

TeamSeason StartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Western SuburbsWestern Suburbs19741974 NSWRFL 192216---672  11163---129-57.14%List
Western SuburbsWestern Suburbs19751975 NSWRFL 22-2211---1176  --185---911240.91%List
Western SuburbsWestern Suburbs19761976 NSWRFL 718------  ------35-37.50%List
Western SuburbsWestern Suburbs19771977 NSWRFL 14-143---39  --27---410-28.57%List
Western SuburbsWestern Suburbs19781978 NSWRFL 191203---36  --21---145170.00%List
Western SuburbsWestern Suburbs19791979 NSWRFL 17-176---666  11151--1116-64.71%List
ManlyManly19801980 NSWRFL 7182---21/1100.00%--8---52162.50%List
ManlyManly19811981 NSWRFL 19-194---418  1149--198247.37%List
IllawarraIllawarra19821982 NSWRFL Winfield Cup 25-256---670  11159---619-24.00%List
IllawarraIllawarra19831983 NSWRFL Winfield Cup 25-25-5--576  33175121817-32.00%List
IllawarraIllawarra19841984 NSWRL Winfield Cup 7-7-----22  --44--152-71.43%List
IllawarraIllawarra19851985 NSWRL Winfield Cup 16-16-3--336  1185-1-313-18.75%List
North SydneyNorth Sydney19871987 NSWRL Winfield Cup 13-13-1--140/5375.47%2286---58-38.46%List
North SydneyNorth Sydney19881988 NSWRL Winfield Cup 15-15-4--446/6570.77%11109-1-68140.00%List
North SydneyNorth Sydney19891989 NSWRL Winfield Cup 819-1--116/2466.67%--36---36-33.33%List

NSWRFL/NSWRL (NRL Premiership) - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Western Suburbs1974-79 98410229---29229  22547--15346351.96%List
Manly1980-81 261276---619  1157--11410351.85%List
Illawarra1982-85 73-7368--14204  554631322251-30.14%List
North Sydney1987-89 36137-6--6102  33231-1-1422137.84%List

English Career - By Year

TeamSeason StartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Hull KRHull KR1983/84 25126-18--1874  22222---214180.77%List
Hull KRHull KR1985/86 36-36-8--896  22226---2410266.67%List
Hull KRHull KR1986/87 28129-11--1148  --140---1612155.17%List
HalifaxHalifax1989/90 22123-5--510  --40---157165.22%List

English Career - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST4ST3PT4PTTG AGK %1FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Hull KR1983, 1985-86 89291-37--37218  44588---6126467.03%List
Halifax1989 22123-5--510  --40---157165.22%List

Your Say

  • Keith
    4 Mar 2019 4:31am

    John made 94 appearances for rovers including 2 as sub

  • Chris Andrews
    23 Apr 2022 5:40pm

    I loved watching Joe Cool play. He was a hugely talented player who probably didn't play as many Tests as he should have. He was a very fine attacking player, with an elusive step, beautiful hands, and an accomplished kicking game. Had he played his full career in England he would probably have been regarded as a legend there. I believe he is also a true gentleman.

  • BIG AL
    25 Mar 2024 5:01pm

    John Dorahy was a wonderful player. Everything he did on the field was seemingly smooth and without fuss. Whatever had to be done he did it. Quiet and unassuming he was as much a warrior as any of them. I was at Dapto Showground the night Illawarra played their first ever match. A pre-season game against Souths. Joe Cool was Captain. He was the main reason I went.

  • Ed
    8 Sep 2024 5:15pm

    John had twin sons Dane and Jason. Jason played u19’s for the Adelaide Rams and married the daughter of former Cronulla, Newtown and Souths prop, Fred Pagano.

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

Sources:David Middleton's Rugby League Yearbook (1987-88 to present), Castleford Tigers Heritage, Irvin Saxton's Record Keepers' Club, Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook (1981-82 to 1999), Warrington Rugby Heritage, RFL Player Registers