Sorry Bazdev i didn't want to hijack your post. This one is for your best ever Super League team from every team (slightly biased) adjusted a few players around to fit in.

1. S. Tomkins
2. Robinson
3. Lyon
4. Carmont
5. Vainikolo
6. Barrett
7. Sinfield
8. Hill
9. Roby
10. Peacock
11. Westwood
12. Sculthorpe
13. Lockers

14. Ellis (before Oz)
15. Graham
16. Morley
17. Cunningham

1. S.Tomkins
2. Robinson
3. Lyon
4. Renouf
5. Vainikolo
6. H.Paul
7. Lam
8. Fielden (Early Years)
9. Cunningham
10. Peacock
11. Farrell
12. Sculthorpe
13. Sinfield

14. Graham
15. Roby
16. Barrett
17. Ellis

This one pretty much nails it for me. Saints fans would probably say Wellens at 1, and you could easily make a case for Longy in there somewhere. Also I would maybe put Hape in for Lyon although both were incredible.

No doubt about it, Wellens was a class player but Sam is/was far more exciting to watch. So many players could get in, i suppose it all depends on how the individual see's it. I would like to see a Leeds, Saints and Wire point of view. Could be interesting. It's the halves and LF that is the hardest one to suss out for me. Lockers has to be my 13, Sinfield running the show in the halves behind a solid pack like that at the side of Trent would have been frightening.

Coach - Tony Smith

1. Radlinski
2. Vainikolo
3. Renouf
4. Lyon
5. Richards
6. S.Tomkins
7. Long
8. Fielden (early years)
9. Cunningham
10. Peacock
11. A.Farrell
12. Sculthorpe
13. O'Loughlin

14. S.Burgess
15. Graham
16. Morley
17. Roby

Obviously bias but dont care:

1 Wellens
2 hall
3 Conelly
4 senior
5 Vinakolo
6 Mcguire
7 Burrow
8 Farrell
9 Cunningham
10 Peacock
11 Sculthorpe
12 Lauitiiti (most entertaining and skilful forward I have ever seen)
13 Sinfield

14 Roby
15 Graham
16 Moz
17 SOL

Could have put Tomkins at 7 or Watkins at 3 but wanted to pick players that have done it over a longer period, even though I have taken it as every player in their prime year

Agree that those are the hardest positions, so many world class 13s but unfortunatley no truely world class halves
Sinfield has always been a weird player as he is more like a 13 from the 90s or earlier not the 2000s, to get him to work in the SL era you sort of have to build a team around him, something England coaches were unfortunatley reluctant to do, even Tony Smith who perfected it at club level

Sam Tomkins
Ryan Hall
Keith Senior
Steve Renouf
Pat Richards
Danny McGuire
Jamie Peacock
James Roby
Stuart Fielden
Andy Farrell
Paul Sculthorpe
Kevin Sinfield

Bench
Kris Radlinski
Sean O'Loughlin
Lee Briers
Rob Burrow

No Cunningham

Am I the only one who thought that Renouf underperformed in his stint over here?

1. Sam Tomkins
2. Pat Richards
3. Keith Senior
4. Gary Connolly
5. Ryan Hall
6. Kevin Sinfield
7. Sean Long
8. Andy Farrell
9. Terry Newton
10. Jamie Peacock
11. Paul Sculthorpe
12. Ali Lau'ititi
13. Sean O'Loughlin

I think he did well but only well enough to make the best Wigan team not SL team

Radlinski

Robinson
Lyon
Senior
Vainakolo

Harris
Long

Graham
Cunningham
Peacock
A.Farrell
Sculthorpe
Sinfield

Lowes
Fielden (mk1)
Morley
Lauititi

(If we're talking about careers then the likes of Steve Menzies, Steve Renouf and Danny Buderus would also walk into the team, but they weren't in SL in their prime)