Tommy Martyn

**Tommy Martyn**
Personal information
Full name	Thomas Martyn
Date of birth	4 June 1971 (1971-06-04) (age 37)
Place of birth	Leigh, Greater Manchester, England
Nickname(s)	Tommy God
Club information
Position(s)	Stand-off
Current club	Retired
Number	6
Senior clubs*
Years	Club	Apps (points)
1988 ‐ 93 1993 ‐ 03 2003 ‐ 04	Oldham St Helens Leigh Centurions	211 (743)
Representative teams
	Ireland
Professional clubs coached
2005	Leigh Centurions
* Professional club appearances and points counted for domestic first grade only.

Tommy Martyn (born 4th June, 1971 in Leigh, Greater Manchester) is an English former rugby league player.

Tommy Martyn played for St Helens in the Rugby League Premiership and the Super League. He also played for Oldham and Leigh Centurions.

Martyn's usual position was as at stand-off.

Martyn was known for his fantastic passing ability.

He has joined the coaching staff of Super League side Warrington Wolves.^[1]

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v • d • e St. Helens RLFC squad - 1996 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Steve Prescott • 2 Danny Arnold • 3 Scott Gibbs • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Karle Hammond • 7 Bobbie Goulding • 8 Apollo Perelini • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Andrew Leathem • 11 Chris Joynt • 12 Simon Booth • 13 Andy Northey • 14 Tommy Martyn • 15 Alan Hunte • 16 Ian Pickavance • 17 Vila Matautia • Coach: Shaun McRae

v • d • e St. Helens RLFC squad - 1997 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Steve Prescott • 2 Danny Arnold • 3 Andy Haigh • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Bobbie Goulding • 8 Apollo Perelini • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Julian O'Neill • 11 Chris Joynt • 12 Derek McVey • 13 Karle Hammond • 14 Vila Matautia • 15 Chris Morley • 16 Andy Northey • 17 Ian Pickavance • Coach: Shaun McRae

v • d • e

1946 Billy Stott • 1947 Willie Davies • 1948 Frank Whitcombe • 1949 Ernest Ward • 1950 Gerry Helme • 1951 Cec Mountford • 1952 Billy Ivison • 1953 Peter Ramsden • 1954 Gerry Helme • 1955 Jack Grundy • 1956 Alan Prescott • 1957 Jeff Stevenson • 1958 Rees Thomas • 1959 Brian McTigue • 1960 Tommy Harris • 1961 Dick Huddart • 1962 Neil Fox • 1963 Harold Poynton • 1964 Frank Collier • 1965 Ray Ashby & Brian Gabbitas • 1966 Len Killeen • 1967 Carl Dooler • 1968 Don Fox • 1969 Malcolm Reilly • 1970 Bill Kirkbride • 1971 Alex Murphy • 1972 Kel Coslett • 1973 Steve Nash • 1974 Derek Whitehead • 1975 Ray Dutton • 1976 Geoff Pimblett • 1977 Steve Pitchford • 1978 George Nicholls • 1979 David Topliss • 1980 Brian Lockwood • 1981 Mick Burke • 1982 Eddie Cunningham • 1983 David Hobbs • 1984 Joe Lydon • 1985 Brett Kenny • 1986 Bob Beardmore • 1987 Graham Eadie • 1988 Andy Gregory • 1989 Ellery Hanley • 1990 Andy Gregory • 1991 Denis Betts • 1992 Martin Offiah • 1993 Dean Bell • 1994 Martin Offiah • 1995 Jason Robinson • 1996 Robbie Paul • 1997 Tommy Martyn • 1998 Mark Aston • 1999 Leroy Rivett • 2000 Henry Paul • 2001 Sean Long • 2002 Kris Radlinski • 2003 Gary Connolly • 2004 Sean Long • 2005 Kevin Sinfield • 2006 Sean Long • 2007 Paul Wellens & Leon Pryce

v • d • e St. Helens RLFC squad - 1999 Super League champions

1 Paul Atcheson • 2 Chris Smith • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Paul Sculthorpe • 7 Tommy Martyn • 8 Apollo Perelini • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Julian O'Neill • 11 Fereti Tuilagi • 12 Sonny Nickle • 13 Chris Joynt • 14 Paul Wellens • 15 Sean Long • 16 Sean Hoppe • 17 Vila Matautia • Coach: Ellery Hanley

v • d • e Super League Dream Team - 2000

1 Kris Radlinski • 2 Jason Robinson • 3 Steve Renouf • 4 Michael Eagar • 5 Graham Mackay • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Sean Long • 8 Stuart Fielden • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Terry O'Connor • 11 Jamie Peacock • 12 Denis Betts • 13 Andy Farrell

v • d • e St. Helens RLFC squad - 2000 Super League champions

1 Paul Wellens • 2 Steve Hall • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Sean Hoppe • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Sean Long • 8 Apollo Perelini • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Julian O'Neill • 11 Tim Jonkers • 12 Chris Joynt • 13 Paul Sculthorpe • 14 Fereti Tuilagi • 15 Steve Barrow • 16 John Stankevitch • 17 Sonny Nickle • Coach: Ian Millward

v • d • e Ireland squad - 2000 Rugby League World Cup

O'Connor (c) • Barnhill • Bradbury • Bretherton • Campion • Carney • Crompton • Eagar • Foster • Herron • Joynt • Lawless • Martyn • Mathiou • McDermott • Prescott • Ricketson • Sheridan • Southern • Tallon • Williams • Withers • Coach: Rimmer

v • d • e St. Helens RLFC squad - 2001 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Paul Wellens • 2 Sean Hoppe • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Sean Long • 8 David Fairleigh • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Sonny Nickle • 11 Chris Joynt • 12 Peter Shiels • 13 Paul Sculthorpe • 14 Steve Hall • 15 Anthony Stewart • 16 Vila Matautia • 17 Tim Jonkers • Coach: Ian Millward