McLinden, Dymock, Purdham or Moran for me. Oh and Justin Dooley
Anyone remember Brendan Magnus?

before 2000 i know but my favourite was justin bryant,nicknamed pig dog, never took a backward step and as hard as nails.anyone else remember him?

Didn't he used to do a radio show with Mark Radcliffe?

Martin Offiah

Didn't he spend most of his time with us injured?
I still remember his try at Wembly against Leeds, can't remember anything else of that match tbh. I was only like 7..

He was pre-2000 too.

Can't pick a single best player, but I would throw Hoppo into the mix.

And Liam Botham, just for that goal.

Mclinden was a great player, but Moran was a good player for longer,if that makes sense?,
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Marty for me......Then Jimmy Dimmock....Marty was the face of London rugby for 4 years ...even when the aforementioned Vainakolo ripped his eyelid off a couple of years ago..a few stitches later he was back on the pitch and laughing it off with us in the bar ......Come back Marty....

McLinden
Lealuai
Purdham
LMS (because he's a cockney)
Moran

Couldn't remember if he finished with us in 1999 or 2000.

He was playing for Salford when they knocked us out of the cup at Kingstonian in 2000. So it was '99 he left.

For sheer talent it has to be Barnett - on his day, when he was fit and interested he was just on a completely different level. Sadly that only happened about once (v Wire at the Valley).

Otherwise another vote for McLinden. Not quite on the genius level of Barnett but great all-round talent and totally unafraid of putting his body on the line. Far more eloquent than your stereotypical rugby player too, judging by the columns he wrote.

I remember seeing Barnett destroy Salford at the Willows when we scored 50 and we were applauded off by the locals!

Moran was a little magician when he was with us and imo robbed of the MoS award

worth the admission money alone.

Not really been anyone as good for us since then but the team has been more stable.

McLinden or Moran - both great in different ways but to be leading try scorer two seasons runniong in a poorish team just tips it to moran

agree re Barnett - great when.........

Scott Cram for effort, ditto hopkins and Dorn

Martin waas good and Hetherington had one amazing season a fab leader

Steele Retchless absolute legend!

Although McLinden got my vote Steele definitely worhty of a mention as well as Lee Hopkins.

What year did he leave us?

Broncos - Steele, Moran and Barnett
Quins, McLinden....er......that's it
Purdham is a true club man (one of the last)......but if pushed for a best I have to go with Moran!

I've only been a quins fan for a couple of years now

But the best I've seen in that time is Rad Chandall...

Looking over the bests that have been named Marty McLinden shining out is a sad example of the quality that has come through the club.

How did Dymock play over here (granted he was on the backend of his career), he was one of my favourites at the Eels. Old school ball player who was tough as nails.

I am also suprised to hear Moran was nearly MoS!

Dymock was a great player for us even if he was playing on one leg most of the time. Would love him still to be here. A great ball player

Most fans of other clubs would have loved Marty to be playing for their club - so I guess you would say an indictment of Super League.

My apologies...

Yes I tend to agree, more then league.

Mclinden and Moran