Just a bit of fun but what would yours be ...

1. Kris Radlinski
2. Jason Robinson
3. Gary Connolly
4. Shontayne Hape
5. Lesley Vianikolo
6. Henry Paul
7. Sean Long
8. Paul Anderson
9. James Lowes
10. Jamie Peacock
11. Chris Joynt
12. Gareth Ellis
13. Andrew Farrell

Think I might pick Jamie Lyon instead of Connolly

Was'nt to sure on that one but went for Connolly for experiance and more time in Super League.

Much as I revere Lord James, its surely hard to see past Cunningham - still going - at 9???

Paul Newlove at 4

Cunningham may have gone longer, but Lowes was a better player in his prime than Keiron.

1. Kris Radlinski
2. Jason Robinson
3. Jamie Lyon
4. Paul Newlove
5. Lesley Vainikolo
6. Henry Paul
7. Adrian Lam
8. Terry O'Connor
9. James Lowes
10. Stuart Fielden (before he got crap)
11. Jamie Peacock
12. Gareth Ellis
13. Andy Farrell

quote of the month this is..he NEVER was as good as cunningham.

his speciality was a littler grubber kick on the oppositions try line,,along with foul mouthing the officials...most OVERATED hooker in superleague.

Agreed.

im glad you agree..do u know youve left some words out then?...

Some good ones missing so far too like Gartner, Furner, Craig Smith, Robbie Paul, Glanville etc.

Andrew Johns was a SL player .

Vagana would be close, ask in a few years and Lynch, Morro, Burgess, Scruton and Menzies will be there .

1 Kris Radlinski
2 Tevita Vaikona
3 Jamie Lyon
4 Keith Senior
5 Lesley Vainikolo
6 Henry Paul
7 Sean Long
8 Joe Vagana
9 Keiron Cunningham
10 Stuart Fielden (bulls form)
11 Gareth Ellis
12 Jamie Peacock
13 Andy Farrell

Just made me think there. People talk about how we have a good pack now, but it's nothing compared to 2001/2.

Back then, our pack was Vagana, Lowes, McDermott, Gartner, Peacock and Forshaw, with Anderson & Fielden coming off the bench.

That was a truly spectacular pack.

A real touch of class yesterday when he set up Bath's try.