Yes very true. Mike Nic and Brian Bevan the exception to the 80-90s.

However I would have to bit my lip if someone votes for Ashton Sims over Harry Bath (for example)

I liked Hesford, he was a great goal kicker, but legend? Obviously this is a matter of opinion, a bit like my sneaking regard for Glenn Knight...perhaps it's a hair thing?

And also why saints ended up with a statue of kieron cunningham, rather than anyone else of the greats that have played for them.

They have more younger fans that have seen his entire career and grown up with him, that are social media active.

Arguably, in 30 years people will look back and remember him as being one of their greats(having forgotten his coaching spell) but i'll bet as a relatively young man, he thinks its weird that there's a bronze statue of him somewhere*


*that looks like andy farrell.

Although effectively based on 1 year I would suggest Jiffy must be close to legend status.

Ah, that magical 1993-94 season, where we ever so nearly won the league, and JD was the Man of Steel.

Then again, Graham Appo was amazing in 2003 for a season, but I doubt many would call for him to be a Wires Legend.

Appo was every other game from about half way through the season.

Appo shouldn’t be mentioned in the same sentence as Davies unless the sentence was along the lines of “Appo nowhere near as good as Davies”.

Yes, but that's my selective memory skewing the truth and how it affects the judgement of a 'legend'

people will see Davies as a legend.. mainly because for alot of people, he still remains the best player they have ever seen in a warrington shirt.

Amended to cast doubt on legend eligibility.

Unlikely he knew any better at the time!

Ok just a left for you Iro wasn't as lucky