Arnold Traynor

Played President’s Cup for St George in 1920 and in the reserves in 1921, and was then a constant presence in the firsts for most of the decade. Considered too small for rep footy, Traynor became the ultimate clubman. He was captain for two years before Frank Burge arrived in 1927, and had perhaps his finest season under Burge, when Saints reached the premiership final. He was the first St George footballer to appear in 100 games in all competitions and ended his career in the 1930 premiership final

Played a total of 96 games for St George