In 1984, the Wallabies made history by becoming the first Australian team to complete rugby union's Grand Slam: defeating England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland on their home turf. Now you can re-live that landmark sporting achievement, with this striking, action lithograph entitled '84 Grand Slam - personally signed by captain Andrew Slack and coach Alan Jones.

 

The 32-man squad boasted legendary Wallabies Roger Gould, Mark Ella, Brendan Moon and Simon Poidevin, along with soon-to-become legends David Campese, Michael Lynagh and Nick Farr-Jones. The 1984 Wallabies scored a remarkable total of 100 points in the four Tests - the most by any team to tour Britain and Ireland.

 

The '84 Grand Slam' lithograph features high-impact action images of all 4 Tests and the factual details of the squad's remarkable achievement.