1. Brian Jefferson
2. David Moll
3. Nick Pinkney
4. Andrew King
5. Jason Critchley
6. Daryl Powell
7. Nathan Antonik
8. John Burke
9. Jason Ramshaw
10. Joe Grima
11. Darren Fleary
12. Kevin Farrell
13. Martin Wood

Subs

14. Dean Raistrick
15. Ian Gately
16. Graham Beale
17. Brendan Hill

Although good enough to be in the all-time elite, I am not old enough to have had the pleasure of seeing Hollindrake, Owen, Sabine and Crewdson play, so I cannot comment. However, based upon my own experience, the above are some memorable players.

From outside the cougarmania years.
Stoop or Jefferson? I had to go for Jefferson due to his all round skill, including an expansive kicking game.
John Burke - Terrorised some of the supposed big guns when he played against them. (Jim Mills)
Kevin Farrell - Not alot remember him from my age group, but a solid second rower with an explosive turn of pace.
Graham Beale - Left winger who became a half back to great effect.
David Moll - Winger with great expectations, but decided on a career in the army.
Dean Raistrick - Popular hooker with county honours

Really seriously cant be done ...everyone's perception of what a great player is is different ..

A legendary club man and stalwart of the team , always almost a forward ,such as Stevo, Rammy , Gates n now Buster will always score massively with me ..I can see the contribution of playes like King , Obst and Wasyliw as massive to the team but for only one or two seasons ..?

Similarly I can only judge players from the past on reputation alone ..I'd have loved to see the likes of Harry Myers , Hal Jones , Norman Foster, Terry Hollindrake and Billy Watson in their prime , along with countess other Lawkkolme Greats ..instead of only relying on press reports of their abilities ...

Blooming heck , that's twice I have agreed with you this year 666 !
Can't forget ' Smoking Joe Grima ' here for the start of Cougarmania ,
Wonder what he is up to now ?

Centres like Les Thomas and Kenny Roberts also, equals and possibly better than Andy King.

It's a pity that Matt Paratta was unable to realise his true potential.

Forgot to mention Jon Green and his 80 yard try against Hull KR in the Cup that enabled us to draw the game and earn a replay at Hull which we won.

Tommy Searle and Ivan Pascoe were the other two members of that great trio and should also be considered as second row and right wing contenders.

All being well we'll do a Keighley Dream Team throughout next year's match programme. How about if we do one position each issue? Shall we restrict it to Cougars or Keighley 1900-2013?