I agree that Steve was a great servant of the club and deserves a place in the Hall Of Fame. but if we are to believe the hint that it will be one from the 70's and one from the 90's Steve played the majority of his football in the 80's - allthough his Testimonial was in 1991 (I think)

Sadly it wont be Steve this time but i keep pressing Mr Hardcastle about it! Whoever they are will be worthy inclusions!

well i hope steve makes it in the future cos he wud be a very worthy addition but i am intrigued as to who they r gonna be this time.

You're all welcome to come and see for yourselves. Tickets are available, probably till Monday or Tuesday, from Neil Arber - 07714488080 - or see him at the Grand Final.

I guess a lot of the criteria is based on longevity and number of appearances etc but surely we could have a secondary HOF or commendations for predominantly overseas players who made a massive impact in a shorter period (1 season even) thinking Joe Kilroy, Geoff Robinson, Cavill Heugh and also Graham Eadie should be in our HOF when compared to some players who played for several seasons but didn't win trophies or representative honours.

Rhino must be a shoo-in if we're inducting a recipient from the 90's given he's our most represented GB player.

How about Maurice Bamford for the 70's, or does it have to be a player? If so he could be in a non-playing HOF with Stan, Cov, Hilda etc. Confusing having other HOF's but there's many a people who have made great contributions who are deserving of such recognition without ever playing.