Slightly off topic, but why is it only dirty play that's referred to the judiciary? If someone had, for example pulled back a player to prevent a match winning try, surely that should be worth at least a fine.

In reply to the original thread subject line, I suppose it depends upon who has the best washing facilities and how often they use them.

It is also related to the areas where they go and the actions they undertake that allows them to accumulate dirt on their body.

From my point of view I think this topic is difficult to answer simply because of all the variables I have mentioned

Surely the dirtiest player in Super League is Joel Monaghan.............after all he got a dog to............well you know the rest.

At least his bits are clean

The March brothers,pair of to$$ers........simple as