1. Webb
2. Donald
3. Iro
4. Innes
5. Bai
6. Lyons
7. Coleman
8. Leuluai
9. Buderus
10. Cuthbertson
11. Izzard
12. Lauitiiti
13. Mercer

A bit unfair to include Robbie Mears. He was going well until Sonny Nickle decided to break his jaw.

Morvin Edwards could fill in in that back line at full back or centre

I'd be looking at the class of Bob Morris, Mark Wilkes, Rex Terp and the unforgettable Peter Smith, with an honourable mention to Joe Vickery in the modern era.

Don't forget the 'Worlds greatest rugby player' John Gallagher

The Eagle's absent scrum-half berth could have been filled by David Cruickshank, who left two remaining memories. 1 - getting sent off very early V St Helens at Headingley possibly at 0-0 (high shot on Paul Groves, IIRC) and Leeds playing arguably their greatest game of 12 man rugby league in their history and 2 - depositing 'last night's beer' all over Wilderspool, lovely.

1 - ET
2 - Grothe
3 - Godden
4 - Innes
5 - Donald (I take it Wendell Sailor is not eligible)
6 - Lyons
7 - Coleman
8 - Kylie
9 - Buderus
10 - Cuthbertson
11 - Izzard
12 - Ali
13 - Glanville

1. Brett Mullins
2. Graham McKay
3. Richie Blackmore
4. Tonnie Carroll
5. Marcus Bai
6. Ali Lauitiitii
7. Robbie Mears
8. Kylie
9. Danny Buderus
10. Jamie Mathiou
11. Dave Furner
12. Matt Adamson
13. Marc Glanville

Mark Brooke Cowden. He could be in with a shout too. Longevity and quality

There's so much wrong with this I don't know where to start

Morvin was a decent player, and certainly brave. The amount of clothesline tackles he took I thought he must have been sleeping with the wives of half the Rugby League players across the north.

I'm probably being a bit unfair to him. I do remember him going through a period of dropping a lot of kicks though, wasn't he moved to centre because of this?

He must have had enough of the high tackles though, I'm sure he got sent off at Warrington for producing one of his own