Didnt Ben Barton had to give up the game on doctors orders because he kept getting knocked out! which was reillys gain- and hence definitely huddersfields! If Reilly had taken bradfords offer he would have won stuff and made more than two international appearances. That guy is truly a claret and gold legend.

Think your right Jools - was it after a game at Hull that Ben got concussed and Reillz came in next game for him and the rest is history !

My definition of lifting a trophy is playing in the team that won it.

See John Terry.

IMHO had Schofield played in that game we would not have won it. He was a liability in attack and defence for the side. Mainly because he failed to realise that as he got older his pace (never great to start with) would diminish and that other players wouldn't treat him with the awed amazement he thought they would but also because he is an arrogant tosspot of the highest order. Anyone who would willingly admit that he threw a pass he knew would be intercepted because he "didn't think" the player in question was capable of catching it has no place on a professional sports field. Garry Schofield robbed this club of a wage for far too long.

A decent player in his time but that time was long before he ever played for us.

Just looked up grafter in the dictionary and it said - Phil Huck.

Yep he was knocked out in front of where I was stood. Used to stand on a little crate next to the dugouts. I remember the halfpenny stand booing because the medical team were taking their time- a scuffle broke out when one guy at the other end shouted- if he's dead get him off and get on with the game!

Legend

Last of the old school hookers to grace the C&G.

and quite rightly too !!

hold the scrum up lads while i find my glasses ( and have a quick fag )

Huck became a top player when Murphy taught him to drive from two yards. Cunningham learnt that trick from Phil.

its 15 years ago now and we tend to remember certain good things about players and forget the bad bits lol..

Big fat Garry is certainly an arrogant tosspot- and was past his best when he came to us- but he was still better than many we had. He single handedly won games for us- such as one at Whitehaven I remember (he also hit the crossbar from in front of the sticks!)

ben roatry?

he turned the pack around when he came in. Tony Smith brought him in, and if i remember correctly made an instant impact and results started to go our way?

Others

Paul March, Danny Arnold, Jamie Bloem, Scandarlis (however you spell it)

and biggest flop has got to go to Jamie Simpson?

Elford stand off in grand final...no that didn't happen!!