I'm gonna have to add Nikau into this debate in modern times. He loved a bit of biff.

Brendan Tuuta

Yeah, Sir Les was immense. Boydie (with able support from Roberts & Mike Greg) had Sorensen and their other "enforcer" Noel Cleal in his back pocket all afternoon long. When he needed to play he did it with aplomb, when he needed to make plunging, damaging runs deep into their forwards he never shirked and when the biff came around he was there at the forefront defending his colleagues and seeking retribution.

Loved that man.

I hated Sonny Nickle, dirty Yorkshire sh*thouse that he was.

Nutcase. Signed for Leeds. Played 15 minutes. Dislocated his elbow smacking someone. Got nicked while he was recovering from the injury. Served out the rest of his contract at Her Majesty's Pleasure.

Roy Haggerty was a dirty so-and-so, if my memory serves.

Players were always going to get tangled up when they mixed it with Hag...
He was bandaged arms and legs, it was like playing rugby against Mr Tickle!

Think Mr. Bump was the one with the bandages

I think they were all good guys just a little misunderstood, can't work the smilies imagine the whistling one.

Paul Hulme & Shaun Edwards- both dirty little to$$ers on the pitch.

As other have said Andy Greg had moved on to Wigan before Roach and Davidson played in our pack. Phil Blake and John Woods were the half backs in that team. Davidson and Blake refused to come back and play in the semi v Wigan at Maine Road. They were both rewarded for their loyalties and given lucrative contracts by Wigan a year later. No conspiracy theories there...no sir.

Haggerty took it as a personal affront every time he was tackled...He'd want to fight the tackler. He's near the top of the list of dirty players...He wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer...When asked by an Australian journalist where he was from he said *Link Avenue just off Chain Lane, Blackbrook.