Jim Sullivan is one of the most iconic figures in Wigan’s history and is widely regarded as one of rugby league’s greatest players. Joining Wigan from Welsh rugby union in 1921 at the age of 17, he quickly made an impact with his leadership, tactical intelligence and exceptional goal-kicking. Over a remarkable 25-year playing career, he made 774 appearances for the club – a record that still stands – and scored an astonishing 4,883 points. Sullivan’s influence was instrumental in Wigan’s success during the 1920s and 1930s, including two Challenge Cup victories and several league championships. His legacy at Wigan is unparalleled, making him a true legend of the game.
Wigan Record
- Games: 774
- Tries: 83
- Goals: 2317
- Drop Goals: 0
- Points: 4883