Balls to Wigan v Saints legends on Saturday, I want to see the worst super league era teams between the two.

Been mustering my team up on twitter....

Doc Murray, Wes Davies, Paul Koloi, Jon Whittle, Desi Williams, Greg Florimo, Denis Moran, Brady Malam, Mark Reber, Oliver Wilkes, Tim Jonkers (even though I still swear he had a blinding debut in the odsal fog), Shem Tatupu, Liam Botham

Bench - Richard Mathers, Wayne McDonald, Ian Sherratt, Lee Hansen.

Coach: Brian Noble*

*Yes Brian Noble - I'm sorry but he inflicted far, far, far too much derby misery from Saints and Warrington (particularly away) for me to go with anyone else. For all the decent good he did, it was wasted.

Surely Eric Hughes has to be pushing Noble for contention!

How dare you. I refer you to matches played 26th May 1997 and 9th June 1997.

surely the Bilko Wigan select has to be coached by Agent Milward, who knows he might even better his 75-0

Noble - surely Millward deserves the accolade more!

No. And my reasons for this is because had Millward had Trent Barrett, Thomas Leuluai, Stuart Fielden and such like I think he'd have done better in derbies than Noble. Millward was poor but the team was at an all time low, hence why it took Noble himself ages to turn it round. Don't think that was all Millward's fault personally.

Chris Smith, Dom Feaunati, Damien Smith, Gray Viane, Steve Hall, Darrell Trindall, Scott Barrow, Barry Ward, Dave McConnell, Paul Davidson, Phil Adamson, Brett Goldspink, Dean Busby

Wayne McDonald (We'll have to borrow him), Chris Morley, Ricky Bibey, Ian Hardman

No Leon Felton?
He should have been one of first on the list.

I don't remember ever seeing him play tbh and I'm sure there's a few more that fall into that category. Bit harsh on Hardman being in there so Felton can replace him.

Oh and coach - Royce Simmons

You forgot David Vaeliki!

Vaealiki is exempt from the team due to his superb mugging of Wellens and making the break for Leuluai's try in the famous Bradford playoff match after Trent's ridiculous pass.

it was all Millwards own fault according to an ex players biography...he treated the players with an arrogancy usually bestowed upon school kids

so surely with his lack of social skills/man management he would have made your selected players, as bad as they were, play even worse with a lack of interest

To be brutally honest, I think the players had far too much power in those days and PROBABLY resented Millward trying to change it. I mean just look at how many coaches we went through before Millward, most of whom didn't really deserve the sack in my view.

What about the guy we signed from Workington only to find he couldn't play on Sundays due to his religous beliefs. May not have played a first team game but as the match is on a Saturday he will be game.

Well he played for Workington and they only play Sunday, so.....