Ken Slattery
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Ken Slattery is an Australian former rugby league player and coach.[1]
A lock, Slattery was a product of rugby league in Canowindra, signed by the Parramatta Eels via Captain's Flat.[2]
Slattery competed with Parramatta from 1953 to 1957, ascending straight to the captaincy his first season. He was tried on the wing during Parramatta's 1954 campaign and scored a hat-trick of tries against Manly. In 1957, Slattery also served as Parramatta coach. He earned NSW and NSW Country representative honours during his career.[3]