Importance - Hull KR 1/4 final winner 2009
Pleasure - the semi final in 2009


Low Point - watching him waste his time playing full back in a shocking team under Steve Anderson

All of the above plus.......

Sitting in the stand and applauding his own try only to be subsequently upstaged by Nat Wood.

Always stealing at least 5 yards before kicking to touch.

Loads of interceptions - too many to count

I really can't think of one stand-out moment or match from his career.

So either the old grey matter has finally succumbed to years of hammer, or the man produced literally hundreds of moments of skills, breathtaking audacity or crucial interventions to the extent that we, certainly I, came to take them for granted. I retain at least one priceless memory of all the players I have loved, and love, in the P&B down the years but in Lee's case the exceptional quality has merged into one.

I still wouldn't rule out the grey matter theory though.

semi final v Bradford in 01

Anyone remember the tap penalty that never was? He waved the ball in the general direction of his knee then sneaked over the line while defence were still waiting for him to play the ball.

Not that I'm bitter or anything.

Personally I think he improved a lot with age adapting his game with experience despite inevitably slowing down physically as the best players seem able do.

Lifting his first Challenge Cup