Having players who achieve a high number of games for the club must be an indicator of success and stability and I was wondering how many Wakefield players have reached 100 appearances for the club in the Superleague era.

If I were to make a guess it would be that there is only Danny Kirmond and that is a pretty sobering statistic. It really shows where we have been for the last 20 years or so. We have had some tremendous players who would have been great servants to the club but have never been able to retain their services and we have had many good players who were never quite good enough to take us to the levels of our ambition. Now we are starting to attract higher quality players and our developing players are signing longer term contracts because they can see this is a club with a future and that is a great endorsement to the stewardship of Michael Carter and Chris Bretherton and the level of coaching staff we can now proudly employ.

Under the current regime, we go into a third consecutive season with a pretty settled squad and I suspect that by the end of the season we will have a few players nearing that magical century for Trinity.

It would be great if the Heritage site could provide a list of players and their appearances in Superleague.

The Heritage Numbers has several playerswith over a 100 games
Ben Jefferies 170
Korki 168
Obst 137
Blaymire 106
Rooney 128
JD 187
Hendo 127
R Moore 118
Oli Wilkes 100+

I think you right with Kimo , I'm sure some one will have more upto date figures as these are the ones off the original Heritage numbers in2014

So Korki is our "most capped" Superleague player, that would be a tough quiz question. All great servants of the club but would any get into the current team?

I suppose my interest came from seeing McGuire, Burrow and Sinfield all played over 400 games for Leeds, creating the spine of the most successful Superleague team ever. We don't have a single player approaching half of that figure and that is perhaps significant.

Once we have a block of players collectively reaching 100+ games, we ware likely to find that we are watching a consistently competitive side and one that is giving itself a chance to win silverware.

I thought it was JD.

Korky played one more game than JD, there's also Gareth Ellis,Jamie field, and Col Halfpenny.

Unsung hero was Halfpenny, one of my all time favourites, sorry, a bit off topic, carry on.

Reece Lyne is over 100

How do you know

I would never have guessed at that seems like he has only been here 2 mins. I'm getting old.

David March anybody? Surely more games than any other in superleague

The OP wanted the names of players in the SL era, David and Paul played for us before we got into SL as did one or two more.

I didn't look back early enough one or two more I overlooked

David March 232(in total 97/07
Paul Jackson 106
Gareth Ellis 112
Jamie Field 212
Colum Halpenny 111

As I said there could be a few more that have reached the ton that seem to pass under the radar .

Tell me about it. I had to go and check what year he came over and he's played 5 seasons already and he's still only 25.

Took some hammer on here as well from some on here,glad he’s proved them wrong .

Exactly, Rugby League is a team sport and once you get a nucleus of a settled squad [especially quality players who you don't have to sell to survive] playing together long term, the outcome would be to create positive results.