Last year, we at Trinity Heritage, did a Wildcats' 'Team of Super League' with a good response … now we want a fans vote of the 'Best Team of the 1990s'

Votes / best team / your favourites can be published on here and we are also using our Facebook and Twitter sites … all a bit of fun to be published in the 'Trinity Heritage newsletter'

So please … tell me your 'Best Team of the 1990s' … Examples…

Full BacksWingers Phil Fox, Andy Wilson, David Jones, Gary Christie, Jonny Wray, Lynton Stott, Neil Law
CentresStand Off Tracey Lazenby, Nigel Wright, Lee Hanlan, Brad Davis, Garen Casey, Tony Kemp
Scrum HalfProps Keith Rayne, John Glancy, John Thompson, Adrian Shelford, Mark Webster, Ian Marlow, Francis Stephenson, Nigel Bell, Gary Lord, Frank Watene
HookerSecond RowLoose Forward: Nigel Bell, Richard Slater, Matt Fuller, Mike Forshaw, Willie Poching

We are going to pick four substitutes too and the 'next best' voting

From an overseas point of view … Ray Price played 15 games in 1990 and Henry Paul played 19 games in 1993-94

Thanks for helping…. off you go ...

1. Chris Perry
2. David Jones
3. James Leuluai
4. Andy Mason
5. Andy Wilson
6. Nigel Wright
7. Mark Conway
8. Adrian Shelford
9. Billy Conway
10. John Glancy
11. Darren Fritz
12. Michael Jackson
13. Nigel Bell

May not be the best team available, but picked based on my favourites whilst growing up.
Tough call between Perry & Spencer at full back as tliked them both.
Also close call between Bagnall & Conway at scrum half. Opted for MC as i needed a goal kicker and it seemed he almost carried us single handedly at times in the early 90's.

Id like to sneak Ray Price in there also, but not sure the exact year he played?? Was it 89??

Nice idea and thanks for posing it to us. Quite tricky to pick some of them but here is what might edge it for me -

FB: Gary Spencer
Wingers: Andy Wilson and David Jones
Centres: Andy Mason and James Leuluai
Stand Off: Nigel Wright
Scrum Half: Geoff Bagnall
Props: John Glancy and Keith Rayne
Hooker: Billy Conway
Second Row: Michael Jackson and Andy Kelly
Loose Forward: Nigel Bell

Gary Spencer
David Jones
James Leuliua
Andy Mason
Andy Wilson
Nigel Wright
Geoff Bagnall
Andy Kelly
Nigel Bell
John Glancy
Gary Price
Michael Jackson
Ray Price

Subs: Chris Perry, Billy Conway, Darren Fritz, Adrian Shelford

It was tough between Conway and Bagnall, but chose Bagnall, as I felt he was the more complete player. Kicking duties would have been with Nigel Wright. His all rounk kicking I thought was better than Mark Conway.

1. Martin Holland
2. Neil Law (because he could score tries and Jones couldn't)
3. Adam Hughes
4. Andy Mason
5. Andy Wilson
6. Nigel Wright
7. Geoff Bagnall
8. Adrian Shelford
9. Nigel Bell
10. Mark Webster
11. Mike Forshaw
12. Michael Jackson
13. Willie Poching

BOLD = ONES I'M CERTAIN ABOUT.

TBH nearly all of the above I could happily substitute, also many played well in more than one position. I thinks this shows how patchy a club like Wakefield was and is. I hate missing out Price because he was one of the few genuine top flight players we produced but S/R was one of our few successes - ditto Conway but Belly had to go somewhere and as a jack of all trades that wasn't easy.

Gary Spencer
David Jones
Andy Mason
Adam Hughes
Andy Wilson
Nigel Wright
Geoff Bagnall
Adrian Shelford
Billy Conway
John Glancy
Willie Poching
Michael Jackson
Nigel Bell

Andy Kelly
Andy Fisher
Darren Fritz
Henry Paul

Gary Spencer
Andy Wilson (with groin injury, he was quicker and scored more often)
Andy Mason
James Leuluai
Dave Jones
Nigel Wright
Geoff Bagnall
Keith Rayne
Billy Conway
John Glancy
Gary Price
Michael Jackson
Nigel Bell

Andy Kelly
Willie Poaching
John Thompson
Richard Slater

1. Chris Bibb
2. David Myers
3 .Steve Georgalis
4. Ged Byrne
5. Paul Lord
6. Lee Hanlon
7. Roger Kenworthy
8. Robert Piva
9. Brian Noble
10. Hugh Waddell
11. Wayne Mcdonald
12. Ian Gildart
13. Matt Fuller

Sovatabua?

Played 2000 - 2003 (according to wiki)

Full Backs: Chris Perry
Wingers: Phil Fox, Andy Wilson
Centres: Andy Mason, James Leuluai
Stand Off: Nigel Wright,
Scrum Half: Mark Conway,
Props: Keith Rayne, Adrian Shelford,
Hooker: Billy Conway
Second Row: Andy Kelly, Michael Jackson
Loose Forward: Nigel Bell

Found it really hard to separate the half backs. I went with Conway for the goal kicking but Bagnall was a favourite of mine. Lazenby and Casey again were two of my favourites but when fit Wright was one of the best in the whole league.

1 spencer
2 Wilson
3 mason
4 leuluai
5 Jones
6 cases
7 bagnall
8 Thompson
9 March
10 bell
11fritz
12whakarau
13 slater

All picked are my personal favourite choices
As iread down the list all the names brought a smile to my face for various reasons... With one of the best memories being, watching bagnall dismantle leeds at headingly the day we nilled them. With leeds fans throwing tickets from the stands and the leeds coach ( can't remember name)puffing away on 100s of fags from the dug out. as the hooter sounded I remember looking round at all the wakey fans and thinking how proud I was to follow my team!..
It is because of games like this that we still get on the 10 yard line to follow them when we are in the million pound games and fighting for super league survival.

1. Andrew Leeds
2. Neil Law
3. James Leuluai
4. Andy Mason
5. Andy Wilson
6. Nigel Wright
7. Geoff Bagnall
8. Adrian Shelford
9. Nigel Bell
10. JT
11. Darren Fritz
12. Michael Jackson
13. Mike Forshaw

Subs: Paul Round, Gary Price, Billy Conway, Willie Poching

1. Chris Perry
2. Neil Law
3. James Leuluai
4. Andy Mason
5. Andy Wilson
6. Nigel Wright
7. Mark Conway
8. John Thompson
9. Billy Conway
10. John Glancy
11. Darren Fritz
12. Michael Jackson
13. Nigel Bell

Subs. Andy Kelly, Willie Poching, Adrian Shelford, Paul March