Clive Sullivan

Clive Sullivan was a renowned British rugby league player, celebrated for his speed, skill, and leadership on the field. Born in 1945 in England, he played primarily as a winger and became a key player for Hull FC and later Hull Kingston Rovers. Sullivan is best known for leading England to victory in the 1972 Rugby League World Cup and for breaking racial barriers in the sport. His exceptional performances earned him numerous accolades, and he is remembered as a sporting hero and trailblazer, with Hull City’s stadium now named after him in honor of his legacy.