Hate the shirt but the man inside is a legend

Probably the greatest number 9 ever to pull on a shirt in the British game (and that includes pre-1996 for those who thought RL started when Superleague did), and arguably in the top 2 British players alongside Andrew Farrell since Mike Greg & Ellery plied their trade. I don't think anyone with a modicum of RL knowledge or respect would begrudge him & Saints the fairytale ending last night - it was a truly appropriate way to bring down a league rugby at KR last night both the spectacle of the match & the final dramatic twist.

Let's just hope Wire can spoil next week's party, although I really couldn't care less if we lose next week & then go on to spoil a party there the week after...

Regards of the haterd between the fans,you do have to appauld Cunningham for the services he has given to rugby league.When i have seen him in Garden around Bold Heath he allways has to time to chat and posse for pictures.A credit to rugby and St Helens rugby league club.

Not even arguable, I'd say. A good debate which was top....

You would have to include Sculthorpe in that debate, maybe even Harris.

Harris's top level performances were over too short a period. Yes, I agree that Scully would be close to the others but I'd put him a slight notch down.

Stevo may well have a point with an World Cup victory under his belt and a stint in the NRL.

Both Sculthorpe and Farrell stood up and performed at international level.

Cunningham never has, despite his ability.

Big fat cheap shot merchant

, cracking player though, the stage was set and he didn't disappoint last night, why doesn't he try one more season he'd still do the business ?

Of course he did. People forget how well he played at times against Australia because we always went onto embarass ourselves in the deciding games in those days. People always forget the fact that his snapped his arm at the elbow playing for his country.

I agree.