Born near Carlisle, Sid Little an ex – R.A.F. pilot and both Harlequin and Cumberland union player, joined Oldham in1952.
A fast second row forward, he would form a tremendous back row partnership with ball-playing Charlie Winslade in the fabulous team of the 50’s. He made his try scoring Great Britain debut in the third test against Australia at Swinton in 1956 when the Lions secured the Ashes, the first of ten consecutive international appearances, including a trip to Australia for the 1957 World Cup.
Also made eight appearances for Cumberland at league. In later life Little was awarded the OBE for services to youth.
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Born near Carlisle, Sid Little an ex – R.A.F. pilot and both Harlequin and Cumberland union player, joined Oldham in1952.
A fast second row forward, he would form a tremendous back row partnership with ball-playing Charlie Winslade in the fabulous team of the 50’s. He made his try scoring Great Britain debut in the third test against Australia at Swinton in 1956 when the Lions secured the Ashes, the first of ten consecutive international appearances, including a trip to Australia for the 1957 World Cup.
Also made eight appearances for Cumberland at league. In later life Little was awarded the OBE for services to youth.