I think we are down to scrum half aren't we? Can only be one candidate for me!

Come on Shirl is it the great Stevie Nash??????

After much reasoned debate a decision was made, it'll be popular in with some people maybe not so in others but there can be no questioning the outcome of the eventual winner.

Gotta be Ali Davys - surely?

If it isn't Shaun Brown, the selection committee are each going to receive a shit in the post.

Richie Myler in an envelope?

Even better. I think he could fit into a mailing tube.

After much deliberation, it was a very close run decision to pick the "Legend No 7" possibly the hardest we have had to make.
The player to take the accolade is "Jackie Brennan" whose Salford career spanned 1959--71, making 317 appearance's for the Reds. Jackie played in the memorable match v the Australia touring side in 1959, when his last minute try brought the score to 20-22 but the kick was missed to win the game, he was also in the team that went to Wembley in 1969 . He went on to have a testimonial in 1970

Running Jackie very close was a legend in his own right, "Stevie Nash" who made 275 appearance's for the Reds who's Salford career was 1975--84/5. Steve was born & bred in Featherstone, played for his home town club & won the Lance Todd trophy in 1973 when Featherstone beat Bradford Northern at Wembley. Shortly after he was a world record signing at that time for salford @ £15,000. In many fans eyes, Steve would be the legend, but he is massivly "the fans favourite".

Both the players will be joining us on Friday for pre match hospitality & presented on the pitch.
Peter Banner & Steve Kerry also ran them 2 players close & both gave great service to the club & were greatly admired by the fans.

Peter (the ferret) Banner, never have I seen a player who so obviously loved every minute he spent on the park, when he scored under the posts once at the club end, I swear to God his smile was wider than Barton Bridge!! I was really gutted when he left the club but Nashy was such a great player too that it made up for it, boy, we were so spoiled back in the late 60's/70's.

Darren Bloor & David Cairns are worth a mention
Never saw Jackie Brennan , just old enough to remember Steve Nash.

Nashy and Peter Banner for me in that order

Nashy caught me under the hairdryer in my mum's Hairdressers in the late 70's when he was also the Club Lifeline draw manager, I was having a perm at the time

a few other Salford players tried the curls a few weeks later

genuinely - fist thing that came to mind! such a prominant role in the 1996 defeat of Wigan. gotta be him...

Mike "Skippy" Neil

steve kerry and gavin clinch worth a shout to

What about Mark Lee? no we signed him as a hook but did some sterling work at 7 for me.