Brian Bevan, Jackie Edwards and Jim Challinor.

I agree with Smith but player wise who do you think. Davies was great in that spell and played some outstanding off the cuff stuff .

Jiffy is a legend, I'll give you that - and I love watching him on TV now as well - at least the pies know how everyone else feels when we have to listen to Phil Clarke on Sky go on about Wigan all the time......

Langer

not because he was f---in awesome but because when we signed Alfie i saw attitudes and expectations change. Wire seem to have had a more ambitious attitude and fortunes have slowly changed for the better and for me he was the initial catalyst.

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Never saw Brian Bevan play, but we certainly got value for money. In my years of watching the Wire it has to be Parry Gordon, 21 years service.

Beat me to it... Best half back we've ever had. Both Langer & Johns were greats but it was never their stints at Warrington where they produced their best.

henry fa'afili

People who never saw him missed a real treat. Mike Greg comes a fairly close second for me (of players I've seen).

Sir Les, Phil blake.

That's a good call.

Great player with a fantastic attitude.

.....and a Wiganer.

Im going to be controversial and say Joey. I know he only played three games for us, but it was the whole atmosphere that he generated about the club for the short time he was here. For a couple of months, we had the worlds best player on our books! And his legacy lives on in his new role as our NRL ambassador!

I am going to go for Jiffy. What an exciting player to watch.

Easily Tony Smith, easily.

He'd get Latchford Albion to the Challenge Cup semi', minimum.

Bobby Fulton, one of the best ever players. Born in Stockton Heath,
played when Wire had a dreadful team, won MOM match after match.

Followed by John Bevan and Mike Nicolas.