Classy centre John Berne takes the ball up in 1978 with Paul Sait and Steve Little in the background

Back Row: R Boland, G Leo, J Morgan, K Day Middle Row: R Keyes, W Bradstreet, J Lisle, N Miller, R Coote, M Cleary Front Row: B James, T Hughes, R Saddler, K Thornett (C), K Goldspink, D O'Bryan, A Maddalena

The last of the Premiership winning sides

A side in disarray. Souths were wooden spooners. George Piggins is not present in this picture even though he was the regular first grade hooker. John O'Neill's body language says a lot about morale in the side.

Grand Final side Back Row: Bob Moses, Ron Coote, John O'Neill, Jim Morgan, Arthur Branighan, Mike Cleary Front Row: Elwyn Walters, Bob Honan, Denis Pittard, John Sattler, Brian James, Bob Grant, Eric Simms This side beat Manly 13-9 before a crowd of 54,255 at the SCG

The Rabbitohs were again victorious in the second year of competition. This photograph taken at the Agricultural Ground

A legendary Rabbitohs outfit

Taken after the game at the SCG vs Balmain

A souvenir of Souths winning the inaugural Sydney City Cup Competition in 1912

The first men in Cardinal Red and Myrtle Green. Souths beat Easts 14-12 at the Agricultural Ground, where this photograph was taken

This side narrowly defeated France in the 1st test. Michael Cleary scored and Jimmy Lisle set up two tries, including the match-winner

Souths 1965 Grand Final team which lost to St George 12-8. This was Norm Provan's last match for St George and a record crowd of over 78,000 attended the SCG. Back: Bob McCarthy, Jim Morgan, Kevin 'Lummy' Longbottom, Mike Cleary, Ron Coote, John O'Neill, Bob Moses Front: Mick Falla, Arthur Branighan, Fred Anderson, Jim Lisle (capt), Eric Simms, Ivan Jones, John Sattler Ballboy ?

Full of Juniors

A bit of fun at Maroubra

Daily Mirror souvenir

The team that returned the jersey to the NRL competition in 2002

Back: Terry Fahey, John Peek, Glen Bishop, Peter Tunks, Don Prior, Dean Rampling, Rocky Laurie, John Floyd, Fred Pagano, Jack Gibson (coach) Middle: Paul Sait, Charlie Frith, Paul Beauchamp, Harry Bryant, Darrell Bampton, Gary Knight, Ken Stewart, Jim Swift Front: Brian Smith, Bob McMillan, Nathan Gibbs, Joe Squadrito, John Berne, Trevor Barnes

The magnificent 1953 Rabbitohs' autographs, including Howard Hallett, who played 1911-12. Hallett also coached Souths to premierships. Until Clive Churchill came along, Hallett was considered the greatest Australian fullback. Howard died in 1970. His son (same name) also played for the club.