I'd have Hicks all day over Joel.

1 Derek Whitehead

2 Chris Hicks

3 Phil Blake

4 Jonathon Davies

5 John Bevan

6 John Woods

7 Parry Gordon

8 Les Boyd

9 Michael Monaghan

10 Adrian Morley

11 Tommy Martyn

12 Mark Roberts

13 Mike Gregory (c)



14 Lee Briers

15 Steve Hesford

16 Bob Jackson

17 Mike Nicholas

lee penny

daryll cardiss

darren burns

martin gleeson

john wilshere

mark gleeson

gary hulse

mark hilton

john clarke

mike wainwright

sid domic

..... sulivan

nikau

I'm suprised that so many have included Brett Hodgson especially after only being here for one season, he's a good extra half back in attack and he's a first class goal kicker but as a last line of defence and defusing kicks he aint the best.



For greatest Wire fullback we should be looking at the likes of Brian Johnson, Steve Hesford and Derek Whitehead, i'm sure we've had other great fullbacks as well before those named above from different eras.

Thats him

Steve Hesford

Des Drummond

Matt King

Jonathon Davies

John Bevan

John Woods

Lee Briers

Adrian Morley

Mick Monaghan

Les Boyd

Ben westwood

Mark Roberts

Mike Gregory



Paul Wood

Bob Jackson

Parry Gordon

Phil Blake

But a lot of fans on here are younger and won't remember those guys.

If it's Danny Farrar then he was from Penrith not Cronulla. He played for Penrith against us in the 1997 World Club Challenge, scored a try at Wilderspool if I remember. I think Sid Domic was in that team as well. Penrith had a young Craig Gower coming through so Farrar was available at the end of the season and DVDV signed him. From what I remember of Farrar he was superb in his first season (199icon_cool.gif, talked of as one of the contenders for Man of Steel at one point. In 1999 and 2000 he was OK, his knees had gone then so he was not much of an attacking threat but his defence was good. It caused a bit of bad blood that Farrar got a heroes reception in the final game of the season, when it was actually the farewell for Forster and Hilton as well and they didn't but we didn't know it was their last game at the time, so that wasn't Farrar's fault.

True, Derek Whitehead and Steve Hesford were a bit before my time but ive been told how good they were from some good judges. I saw a bit of Steve Hesford towards the end of his career including the famous Hesford goalkeeper leap to keep the ball in play from an opposition kick, i guess that was bred into the family with his brother being a goalkeeper, was it blackpool he played for ?

I started watching Wire about 1959. Few names that seem to be missing ...

Bobby Fulton, Alex Murphy and John Bevan (do not confuse with "his dad" Brian Bevan). You can't leave these out. Bobby Fulton didn't play many games, Alex was passed his best (but he was a buzz of energy every time he got the ball), John Bevan was a great.

pete

Let's go for it!

D Whitehead

B Bevan

J Davies

R Fulton

J Bevan

L Briers

A Murphy

R Morley

M Monaghan

L Boyd

R Jackson

H Bath (never seen him ... but my dad said he was it!)

M Gregory



Wowee what a side!!

only using players I have seen:



1. B Hodgeson

2. M King

3. P Blake

4. J Davies

5. D Drummond

6. A Johns

7 A Langer

8 L Boyd

9. M Monaghan

10. A Morley

11. M Roberts

12. P Sculthorpe

13. M Gregory



14. L Briers

15. B Westwood

16. D Mann

17. G Carvell



honorable mentions to:



A Gregory

J Woods

K Tamitae

B Jackson

I Harris

B Johnston

T Nikeau

C Hicks

S Roach