Stolen from the RFL facebook page as it's St David's Day - patron saint of taffs.

Best Welsh player to turn out in the Red, Amber and Black.

If you're sensible it's one of:

Trevor Foster
Iestyn Harris
Dave Halley

Not really 'the best' Welsh players but you could add Elliot Kear, Phil Joseph and Craig Kopout I mean Kopzcak to that list.

Best has to be trevor foster I used to like Gerry cordle strong winger

Don't know how I could forget Gerald Cordle to be honest!

Phil Ford .... some memorable moments during his Northern stint.

Jim Mills

Tony Fisher, just ask Alex Murphy.

Trevor Foster
Frank Whitcombe
Willie Davies
Emlyn Walters
Malcolm Davies
Terry Price
Jim Mills
Tony Fisher
Phil Ford
Gerald Cordle
Iestyn Harris

Jim Sullivan and Gus Risman guested for Northern in the wartime leagues IIRC.

Good list Bullseye. Can I add Stuart Gallacher to it. Also Terry Holmes was I know injury prone but I saw him have a belter of a game at Widnes when Widnes were a formidable side and we beat them in 1986.

It was shame about Terry Holmes. I remember him scoring the winner at Headingley vs Leeds in 1986. Think he switched codes too late really. Could've been great had he come a few years earlier.

Too young to remember Trevor foster. It would be cordle.

Showing my age now, but what about Berwyn Jones and Terry Price?

Berwyn Jones he could shift a bit and Price was a pretty good goal kicker from what I remember.

Terry Price was far more than a good goalkicker, he was a very talented full back, I once saw him lose his rag after an incident one Boxing Day at Thrum Hall against Halifax and proceeded to tear them to pieces. Also a good prop who was signed the same time as Stuart Gallacher was Brian Butler. I believe they both came North after leaving the same RU club in Wales in the early 70s. Butler left Northern after a few seasons and became a very good prop with Warrington I believe.

Berwyn Jones was the fastest man in RL at the time having been in the Olympic 100m relay team. I remember him scoring a brilliant length of the field try against Wakefield at Headingley in the Challenge Cup, probably about 1966.