so true

I'm going to go against the flow (just for a change). I think Ryan Bailey is a better player than he gets credit for from opposition fans. Don't get me wrong I was quite pleased when Lauaki gave him a dig on Saturday, but that's not the point.

1) Kelvin Skerrett

2) Terry Newton

3) Gary Connolly/Shaun Edwards (can't decide)

I don't think Connolly should be on there really. He wanted to stay at Saints and we treated him badly, he only wanted a small pay increase, much less than Wigan were offering him to stay and we wouldn't give it him. He deserved the pay.

.....according to Gary of course.

True story apparently.

I said nothing malicious. lad. Out of interest who did you play for and what's your name?

Edwards....not for anything that he did on the park, thought there were too many times that could be commented on. But for his total ignorance in wigan town centre one night, when approached by my son for his autograph, he sent him away with a verbal 2 finger comment. Not nice explaining to a 12 yr old what he meant
Hanley ....for the fake fitness test prior to the '91 CCF
3rd ....mmmm Ratboy

Terry Newton
Neil Cowie
Kelvin Skeritt

Key word dude !

I met Shaun Edwards once, and was the perfect gentleman. Couldn't stick him in that shirt, though.

Mine are,

1 Judas. ( We only hear his side of the story these days. It was the way he used to flaunt around Town, with his Wigan mates that narked me)

2 Neil Cowle (Ordinary player in a great team, and a complete and utter gob5h1t3 with it. I don't usually condone violence on the field, but I had to laugh when Adam Fogerty did him)

3 Adrian Shelford ( Shouldn't talk ill of the dead, but was a nasty so and so, and did the dirty on us.)

Finished Kevin McCormack's career with a poor challenge with his knees IIRC.

Indeed. One of the most cowardly attacks I've ever seen on a rugby field.

Bill Ashurst and Brian Hogan. Proper villains. In an era when there were some real thugs about, these two were stand outs. Hogan was almost a pantomime baddie and would play to the crowd - for those of you who can remember, he was the Mick MacManus of Rugby League!

1 - Terry Newton. Absolute scum, the only player I've ever seen who made multiple attempts to maim someone in the same game.

I'm struggling beyond that. Andy Farrell was very arrogant as a player, but he was decent when he finally accepted he wasn't a half back and played at prop. I can't really think of anyone else, I always liked Connolly despite his move and they've not had that many obvious hate figures and I'm not the type to hate someone because they are good.