Known as the Gold Coast Chargers from 1996-1998
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Known as the Gold Coast Gladiators for the 1996 pre season (See Additional Info)
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Known as the Gold Coast Seagulls from 1990-1995
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Club Formed: 1988
Previous Names: 1988-1989: Gold Coast-Tweed Giants 1990-1995: Gold Coast Seagulls 1996-1996: Gold Coast Gladiators 1996-1998: Gold Coast ChargersManufacturers
Canterbury: 1997-1998 (2 Years)
Peerless: 1996 (1 Year)
Peerless: 1996 (1 Year)
M Sport: 1992-1995 (4 Years)
Peerless: 1990-1991 (2 Years)
Peerless: 1988-1989 (2 Years)
Gold Coast Chargers History: From Wikipedia: The Seagulls Club's licence was purchased by local property millionaire and entrepreneur Jeff Muller who moved the club to the Gold Coast before the start of the 1996 rugby league season and the club became known as the Gold Coast Gladiators. The team was moved to its namesake, the Gold Coast, and based at Carrara Stadium. With new colours the club then enjoyed some immediate success in winning the world 7's Plate trophy at that year's pre-season World Sevens tournament, the only major trophy the Gold Coast has ever won, and Gold Coast's sporting fraternity's first title of any description. However, after having demonstrated the club's potential and appointing a coach who went on to win the coach of the year, Phil Econimides, the ARL revoked Muller's licence before the commencement of the 1996 ARL season.