Barbarian Men
Donald Charles Manley
Flanker
10
Matches
0
Point
Country
England
Playing Record
Games
|
Men
17 Nov 1962 / County Ground
|
Canada
3
3
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
31 Mar 1956 / National Stadium
|
Cardiff
6
6
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
05 Apr 1958 / National Stadium
|
Cardiff
14
6
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
28 Feb 1957 / Goldington Road
|
East Midlands
14
24
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
02 Mar 1961 / Franklin's Gardens
|
East Midlands
9
32
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
03 Mar 1960 / Franklin's Gardens
|
East Midlands
17
25
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
03 Apr 1956 / Rodney Parade
|
Newport
14
3
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
31 Mar 1961 / Recreation Ground
|
Penarth
22
26
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
03 Apr 1961 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
8
0
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
07 Apr 1958 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
5
6
Barbarians
|
|
Statistics
10
Games Played
7
Wins
1
Losses
2
Draws
Donald Charles Manley
Donald Charles Manley, known as Dick, was born in Exeter on 17 February 1932 and educated in the city at Hele's School. He worked as a cabinet maker. After 15 years' service as a back-row forward for the Exeter club and Devon, including 80 County games and winning the championship in 1957, he gained four caps for England in 1963. He played for the Barbarians against Canada in 1962 and captained the Club against Penarth in 1961. He became president of Exeter Chiefs.
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