You can't buy trophies, the teams that win trophies are the teams that bring through young players. Look at Leeds, Saints, Wigan.

Warrington have brought through a young squad with guys like Riley, Harrison, McCarthy and Cooper through their Academy and this is why they are winning trophies, that's the way to do it and other clubs should learn from Warrington's good example.

Deffo no more than 3/10

In reality I should have only underlined 1 of those names as the other was at times and could be a very dangerous player.

The other 1 nearly made me die of laughter (I'm guessing most people will know which one made me do that!).

Exactly, one of those played for the biggest club in Australia and the biggest club in England (and the world?), you don't get to do that without being world class.

4/10 - Getting better

He had the biggest shorts at the biggest club in England.

I think we need a thread entiteld "the biggest rump in RL"

Harvey Howard would be in their without a doubt.

Artie Beetson and Feka would be contenders i would have thought

Solomona
Cunningham
Piggy Riddell
Barry Ward

While he went on to become one of the most powerful strike centres RL has ever seen, when he arrived from RU it's fair to say Inga would have been in with a shout for this one.

As for Sorensen, he may have been large but he was a great prop forward and a prime example of the top players that were in that great Widnes side. I'm old enough to remember him playing against Wigan and he always gave our forwards a hard time. I remember standing on the Dougy side and watching him being substituted towards the end of a game after a typically uncompromising performance, and despite the fact that we were going to win the game he received a torrent of abuse from the Wigan fans as he took his seat on the bench. When the noise had finally died down a bloke standing behind me said to his mate, "That Sorensen, what a dirty b£"$%!"*". His mate thought about it for a moment and then said "Yeah, he's filthy but I wish he played for us" and the first guy replied "Yeah, so do I!".

Brendan Hill.

Did you know that Kurt actually played for us for a part season in the mid 70s? He was just a kid but had amazing potential, unfortunately at that time Wigan were equally inept both on and off the patch and didn't seem to push hard to sign him permanently.

Yes I did, though I'm a bit too young to remember him at that stage in his career.

Glad I'm not the only one to rate him.