Lets not forget all the Martyns, Mick would have been a wow these days, Tommy Snr was a master ball player and Tommy jnr was a great player.
In his day Kev Ashcroft was up there with the best hookers

do nt think you can say chris hill gud player but not in the same class as big alf wilki and tony cook for me woody and murph

He's still only 23 though so a long career still ahead of him. I think he could and will go on to do great things at Wire and hopefully for England/GB.

Well I remember watching both of them and I disagree. Chris edges it for me.

thats your right i am saying those 2 cause they mixed it with the best chris is gud but not played with the big boys yet time will tell

Thats a fair point . I also agree with an earlier poster about Dave Chisnall. Now he was not just big he had a step on him and was fast too. Course like Murph Woods and Des he ended up at Warrington. Sickening it is all about money isn't it. Nothing ever changes in that regard.

Like I said in an earlier post frank nothing changes over the years we have always been a feeding ground for the bigger clubs and because of our geographical position and stature in the game always will be

Jamie Gass.

John Woods of those I've seen. Head and shoulders above anything I've seen at this club.

I'd add Mickey Martin (look at his try scoring record for a second rower and if he'd caught every pass tha came his way he'd have more than doubled that) And what about Charlie Pawsey and Stan Owen - loads of 'em, but fans only rememer the backs and never the donkeys up front. And where does chris Hill fit in? But the greatest,Ihave to admit,was the mighty Alex Murphy

John Woods
Dave Eckersley
Des Drummond

My lifetime top 3, never saw M Martyn, Owen or Pawsey.

I'll "see" your Jamie Gass, and "raise" you a Garry Howell!

Andy Cheetham

Hello everybody. Leighs best player by a country miles is JOHN WOODS