I'm sure you'll be pedantic about the parameters of your own particular definition of "world class"; and, of course, you have specified you are talking about international games, which serves to support your argument due to the gulf in class between GB and Australian teams in recent years - one might argue that Wally Lewis would fail to stand out in a team that was being beaten so easily as GB have been by Australia over the last decade.

But I would imagine many of our antipodean friends involved in the game would happily refer to Adrian Morley and Gareth Ellis as being "world class" given their impact and achievements in the NRL.

A fully fit Cunningham may have been good enough, but we'll never know. He was fairly ordinary in a GB shirt against the Aussies and Kiwis though. As for the other three, stop being silly. Save the bizarre slapstick routine for where it's more appropriate

I can't believe no one has mentioned Ian Kirke yet.

Perhaps they are unsure if he has made the required number of appearances to be considered. Well he has - 108.

Watch the floodgates open now.




Of those:
Andrew Ettingshausen - 41
Marcus Bai - 63
Cliff Lyons - 53
Marc Glanville - 52

The rest are OK.

Predictable much?

What he said, but too much to ask.

very suspicious methods
probably the only guy to have seen all the relevnt players gives you five names,
you get to vote on them
the number of names is reduced (to five names?)
then someone else can decide which of the names left goes on the team sheet

Have you seen photos of his sister?

I must admit, no (surprising as Damo seems to share everything about his life on SS and the Sin Bin). Is Tad likely to use one as his avatar?

me and my gaffer had a right debate on this subject this morning, out of all the players wev'e both seen play we came up with this

thornett
atkinson
senior
dyl
a smith

j holmes
seabourne

pitchford
ward
clark
ellis
haigh
sinfield