Peter Glynn was an international English rugby league footballer who played in the 1970s and 1980s.
Peter Glynn Wife
He got married to Danielle, who happened to be with him during his exceptional tenure.
Peter Glynn Children
He happened to have children; however, details about them are not given to the entire public. This could be due to personal-related issues.
Peter Glynn Parents
No details about his parents are given nationwide.
Peter Glynn Siblings
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Furthermore, he played fullback, wing, center, or stand-off for Salford and St Helens, and he represented England in international matches.
However, Glynn was known for his footwork and ability to ghost into space. He made his debut for St. Helens in August 1975 and went on to score 118 tries, 86 goals, and 5 drop goals in 258 appearances. He was part of the St. Helens team that won the Premiership Trophy in 1976, 1977, and 1978.
Meanwhile, Glynn also earned two England caps during the 1979 tour to Australia and New Zealand. He was exchanged for Salford fullback Steve Rule at the end of the 1982–83 season.
Also, and amazingly, Glynn’s two-try performance off the bench in the 1976 Challenge Cup Final win over his hometown of Widnes earned him a place in St. Helens folklore.
