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All Time NRL Premiership Ladder

Rugby League Project presents the all-time cumulative competition ladder for NRL Premiership competitions in our database. A couple of points to note:

Does not count finals or playoffs
Includes all byes
Also incorporates all competition point penalties (see bottom for details)
Team names presented are based on the "To" date

Note: This ladder is based only on results in the RLP database. Please check the Data section and consider completion rate on the Games column.

Team		P	W	L	D	Bye	F	A	Pts	PD
1.	Sydney Roosters	2,280	1,227	984	69	79	41,992	36,528	2681	+5,464
2.	South Sydney Rabbitohs	2,227	1,150	1,032	45	79	39,585	39,297	* 2501	+288
3.	Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs	1,913	960	900	53	61	33,325	34,020	* 2056	-695
4.	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	1,678	954	688	36	55	33,885	28,262	2054	+5,623
5.	St George Dragons	1,435	849	532	54	28	25,752	20,292	1808	+5,460
6.	Balmain Tigers	1,632	831	733	68	32	25,672	24,578	* 1792	+1,094
7.	Parramatta Eels	1,754	805	911	38	57	31,108	33,202	* 1750	-2,094
8.	Western Suburbs Magpies	1,631	710	872	49	33	24,511	27,999	* 1534	-3,488
9.	Cronulla Sutherland Sharks	1,390	695	672	23	57	26,462	25,637	1527	+825
10.	North Sydney Bears	1,631	669	891	71	33	24,666	27,191	1475	-2,525
11.	Penrith Panthers	1,390	649	711	30	57	26,650	27,048	1442	-398
12.	Newtown Jets	1,268	570	641	57	22	18,344	19,697	1241	-1,353
13.	Canberra Raiders	1,060	551	499	10	57	23,247	21,914	1226	+1,333
14.	Brisbane Broncos	912	538	360	14	49	20,863	17,106	* 1188	+3,757
15.	Melbourne Storm	696	464	226	6	49	17,460	11,839	* 1000	+5,621
16.	Newcastle Knights	916	428	470	18	49	18,595	19,835	972	-1,240
17.	Warriors	758	351	398	9	49	15,952	16,883	* 803	-931
18.	North Queensland Cowboys	757	325	425	7	49	15,782	17,761	* 753	-1,979
19.	St George Illawarra Dragons	672	315	351	6	49	13,973	14,274	734	-301
20.	Wests Tigers	648	255	390	3	47	12,944	16,028	607	-3,084
21.	Gold Coast Titans	476	180	295	1	37	9,233	11,673	435	-2,440
22.	Glebe	292	163	123	6	18	3,935	3,252	* 366	+683
23.	Illawarra Steelers	392	152	227	13	8	6,570	7,246	333	-676
24.	University	240	46	189	5	21	2,358	5,291	139	-2,933
25.	Dolphins	96	49	47	-	12	2,480	2,311	122	+169
26.	Gold Coast Chargers	244	52	183	9	-	3,250	5,808	* 111	-2,558
27.	Northern Eagles	76	30	45	1	2	1,582	2,118	65	-536
28.	Annandale	153	25	122	6	2	1,065	2,581	60	-1,516
29.	Western Reds	62	24	37	1	-	995	1,425	49	-430
30.	South Queensland Crushers	66	14	51	1	-	844	1,628	29	-784
31.	Adelaide Rams	42	13	28	1	-	696	1,017	27	-321
32.	Newcastle	19	9	10	-	1	295	209	20	+86
33.	Hunter Mariners	18	7	11	-	-	350	363	14	-13
34.	Cumberland (AUS)	8	1	7	-	2	38	191	6	-153
South Sydney deducted 2 competition points for breach of the replacement rule in round 8 against Manly in 1988 Canterbury deducted 37 competition points for salary cap breaches in 2002 Canterbury deducted 2 competition points for breach of the replacement rule in round 2 against Penrith in 2009 Balmain deducted 2 competition points for breach of the replacement rule in round 19 against Penrith in 1993 Parramatta deducted 12 competition points for salary cap breaches. Also, for and against tally up to and including round 9 revoked in 2016 Western Suburbs deducted 1 competition points for fielding an ineligible player (Mick Liubinskas) in round 15 against Canterbury in 1975 Brisbane deducted 2 competition points for breach of the replacement rule in round 3 against Wests Tigers in 2004 Brisbane awarded 2 competition points for successful appeal in 2004 Melbourne reduced to 0 competition points for salary cap breaches in 2010 Warriors deducted 2 competition points for breach of the replacement rule in round 3 against Western Suburbs in 1995 Warriors deducted 4 competition points for salary cap breaches in 2006 North Qld deducted 2 competition points for fielding a 14th player in round 4 against Parramatta in 2000 Glebe deducted 2 competition points for fielding an ineligible player (Dan Davies) in 1917 Gold Coast deducted 2 competition points for breach of the replacement rule in round 3 against Illawarra in 1992