i used to enjoy watchin john bevan, who was my p.e teacher for a term!

Joe Ropati.

Martin Gleeson

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Not only was he my hero but my Form teacher at English Martyrs. I left in 1978.

Gene Miles

Jiffy, followed closely by Bateman

Stuart Littler or George Carmont, i hate having to make decisions like this.

good call, bateman was class, was gutted when we let him go to cronulla

Matt King...

i went culcheth high, he was there in about 1979 i think, memory is poor at times, he lived in same village as me for a while,

Wayne Gretzky

I've not seen one as of yet.

Class both of them..

I remember him as a winger?

Would say Davies or Bateman for me, but the biggest unfulfilled potential, that i remember properly..... Roper. Still remember the length of the field effort in the CC against Halifax at Wilderspool, from the base of the scrum. He should have had an amazing future.

Was my neighbour for a long time Slim, had a sack full of Autographed Photos of him and used to hand them out at school. P!$$ed off now though, only ever kept one Photo, still have it now, but its looking a little worse for wear now.

Legend.

Steve Yzerman.

Would agree as Wire , both had excellent foortwork but Mal Meninga gets the nod from me

Would it be wrong of me to say Mark Gasnier?

Ronnie Duane was alright. But by far the best lose forward was Mark Roberts.

I thought he was a winger, too.

Probably best known for his days on the wing but when he returned after a break he played then I think he even went into the pack.

Always remember the Bevan salute as he went into score

Bob on.
That's mine too by a long long way.
Only really been watching since 93/94 though to be honest

If you can remember that far back, do you remember, "Every confidence Derek!", every time Whitehead was about to kick for goal?

Someone sitting near us had that as his manatra

For Warrington, Phil Blake.
For anyone, Mal Meninga.