John Cartwright (rugby league footballer)

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John Cartwright 1965- former First Grade NRL footballer with Penrith Panthers is the inaugural coach for the Gold Coast Titans. His favoured position while playing first grade was the second row.

**John Cartwright**
Personal information
Full name	John Cartwright
Date of birth	August 9, 1965
Place of birth	Penrith, Australia
Position	Second row
Club information
Current club	Gold Coast Titans
Youth clubs
	St. Marys
Professional clubs*
Years	Club	Apps (points)
1985-1996 1996	Penrith Salford	(56)
Representative teams
1989-1992 1990-1992	New South Wales Australia	8 18
Professional clubs coached
2007-present	Gold Coast
* Professional club appearances and points counted for domestic first grade only.

Here's his profile.

John Cartwright:

Date of Birth: 09/08/65
Place of Birth: Penrith, NSW
Position: Second Row
First Grade Debut: 1985

Junior Club: St. Marys Junior Rugby League
Clubs Played for: Penrith Panthers 1985 - 1996, Salford (UK Super League) 1996
Representative Honours: 8 Appearances for NSW (1989-1992) 18 tests for Australia (1990-1992)
Childhood hero: Graham Langlands
Most Respected Opponent: David Gillespie
Other Interests: Spending time with family, horse racing, eating & drinking with mates

Career Statistics:
Appearances: 200 First Grade Games
Tries: 17
Points: 68

[edit] Football Coach

John Cartwright began coaching at Penrith as the reserve coach in 2001. John Cartwright is coaching the Titans in their inaugural year in the NRL. He has become involved in a feud with Melbourne Storm winger Steve Turner over contractual obligations. "We flew him up, showed him around for two or three days and he agreed to me that he would come here, we shook hands. He looked me in the eye. The deal was done. He even started looking for accommodation. I only coached him in a couple of games at Penrith and my reaction has been the same as it would be for any player in this situation. But to do what he has done . . . I'm not happy. I'm extremely disappointed, to say the least." [1]

Gold Coast Titans
The Club Representatives \| History \| Records Honours \| Players
Titans Seasons 2007
Titans Stadiums Carrara Stadium \| Skilled Park
Titans Captains Scott Prince (2007 (co)-present) \| Luke Bailey (2007 (co)-present
Titans Coaches John Cartwright (2007-present)