Leroy Rivett

Whoever they picked there would be just as many who disagree

Keiron Cunningham

Would certainly make an interesting statue.

Mike Gregory would be a good shout, but, his name isn't really synonymous with Wembley. Edwards is probably the best bet because of his immense record there. It will probably be Kieron Cunningham though!

With some notable exceptions.

Whoever is picked should be universally respected by all supporters in my view and i really think somebody like Mike Gregory would fit the bill.

His pure courage both as a player and a person is admired and respected by everybody associated with the game on both sides of the world.

He epitamises what the game stands for.

Andy Farrell that?

well Lyndsey Hoyles dad, Doug (as i know him), or LORD HOYLE is a director at wire (as well as president of Adlington cricket club), so im thinking that Hoyle the younger might want a wire connection.

mike gregory would be fiting...but it could be Brian Bevan

Its given me an idea, what about a statue at Robin Park of Jim Sulivan or Billy Boston?

trevor lake's diving try from 1965 would make a fantastic statue ...

Wouldn't work unfortunately because of the kn0bhead fans on both sides.

A statue of a famous Latics player and a famous Wigan player would otherwise be a must.

I would say edwards but wasnt he sent off playing for GB