In my opinion I think people are to easy to use the term world class when describing players abilities. Recently Sam Tompkins has been described as thus but I don't think he is. No doubt some one eyed pie troll will be on here going blah blah blah and creaming themselves over roland rat but for me is isn't there yet. But in order to balance things out I think that Roland COULD be world class one day. 
That said how many truly world class players have GB / England produced in the last 20-30 years. What does it mean to be considered world class and how would be best to describe those that are one level below?

For me Ellery Hanley was truly world class. Also (IMHO) so too was Tony Myler. Going back further you have Murphy and Karalus, fox as so kne but I'm after people's opinions of the last 30 years.  Finally who of the current/ future generation of GB / England players could also realistically achieve such status???

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I know mate not got the hang of these smilies yet

It's a shame KC never tested himself against the Aussies or kiwis enough to see just how good he was on the international stage.

Who ever suggested lockers from the pies is mad. Not in a million years is lockers world class.

Never was and never will be.

However, he's a great club man and is Wigan thru and thru. Hed die for Wigan and he's very important to what Wigan do.

Ala chris Riley