it happened after he left us but his career ended abruptly after he had to have his jaw wired back together.
Chris Cambell

Gary Sanderson another who while a fantastic player for us could have been so much better had he not had massive back problems.

Ian Knott too falls into the same boat

Richard Ross- cracking stand off who ran A team games but a series of bad injuries finished his pro career. Would have made 1st team without a doubt.
Barry Peters - decent centre, cronic knee trouble.
Mark Knight - decent back rower, played one missed six. Ended up at Swinton I think.

RIchard Henare...ok he wasn't injury prone...but his off the field antics ruined what could have been a very good career.

Mike Wernham at fullback; tidy player and could kick goals for fun.

Good call saw him progress through the school ranks playing kick and clap at Lymm made the game look so easy.

Fantastic player who kept Murphy out of the Lancashire scrum half position at schoolboy level.
My mother recollects a crowd of 18,000 watching Lancs schoolboys v Yorkshire schoolboys at Saints.
The Lancs schoolboys included Jackie Edwards, Alex Murphy, David Bolton and Keith Holden in their backline.

I read that Jackie Edwards would've been a world beater had he not had to retire so young due to injury. He still made it into the '100 Warrington Greats' book.

Kevin Walters ......... psychological injury after ~4 games. ,

and on that note maybe even Adam Fogerty too.

Now coaching Bank Quay Bulls

Paul was my next door neighbour as a kid, nice guy & great player for Woolston Rovers, albeit if you've read Scully's autobiography he gets a bit of a ribbing

IIRC he played in the 1989 exhibition match vs Wigan in Milwaukee, USA.

whatever happened to rocky turner, he suffered a bad injury if i recall didnt he?

Dale laughton remember sighning him,but dont recall him playin many games for us....

Went on a bit of a slippery slope later on in his career as well,hope he gets him self sorted.