and slimmer

has to be this.

I'd go with either Offiah or Edwards, both played there many times putting in standout performances.

Good shout.

I'd go with that also.

Deffo Offiah, he was the man for the big occasion and scored a few spectacular trys at Wembley that no other player could of scored. They were trys fit to win any final.

The one against Leeds when Ray French said 'hes got Alan Tait to beat' and Offiah went round him like he wasnt even there after already beating half the Leeds team was the best solo try ive ever seen at Wembley. I believe the above picture was taken after he scored that try?

Yep and what a try.

I will remember it until the day i die. I was 11 years old at the time and some crazy women sat at the side of me grabbed hold of me and hugged me to near black out as he broke the line. Her grip got tighter and tighter as he went further and then she went off her rocker shaking me about as he went round Tait

If only i had that way with the women now

Murphy was a disgrace at wembley when he got Hines sent off after a brilliant bit of play acting that Ronaldo would have been proud of.
Feined injury, then winked at his team mates why he was being carried off on a stretcher????????????/

Thats the main thing murphys famous for doing at Wembley.

non-starter IMO

Jim Sullivan
first Wembley winning capt 1929.
A commemoration of the start of the Wembley tradition.

I would love it if we had a statue outside the DW.

The place still has no character at all, it's so dull, still doesn't feel like home.

dont please

if DWs reading this you'll give him ideas.

This would make a fine blimp.

Dear oh dear.

You're talking crap.

Alex Murphy never lost at Wembley as a player and didn't have the luxury of playing for a multi million pound team. He captained three different winning sides, two of which he'd built up himself from nothing. No one captures the Wembley spirit more than AJ Murphy.