Which is why my list would include Toa and Nutley.

I think for what he did in a pretty poor side it's got to be.... Nat Wood for me.



He was just a warrior. Tough as nails, agile, could break the line frequently & popped up with try's. Loved him.

Me too, that's why I mentioned Toa. First time around, I thought he was brilliant to watch. Even the high tackles & all, it added to it for me, I used to gasp when he was within 10m of the ball with it in hand or not.

And why HE wouldn't be on my list. I know he was funny and all that, and a real trier, but I never really took to him.

jerome guisset also. gave his all, and judging on the reception he gets whenever we play les cats, still a bit of a crowd favorite

All about opinions.



BTW What's with the new emphasis on beagles again with you lot?



PS - I liked TANCW's subtle Darwin (HMS Beagle) reference.

To be fair JWP, you are the one who goes on about male gentitalia the most.

He played one game at Hull KR if I remember correctly and had to be taken off at half time because he was that cold!!!



Roby was a good servant to the Wire; he married Brian Pitchford's (the then Wire Chairman) daughter.

another cult hero was danny lima. always lifted the crowd when he came on. was a huge guy, massive legs and when he got on a trundle it was a quality sight

Thought you'd get it. In fact it was [ifor[/i you.

I'm flattered. Thought you may have used this one though?

Sir Les for me, met him last time he was over here an absolute gent and great player for the Wire.