To put him into context, the top try scorer this year was Tom Johnstone with 27. The team that scored the most goals was Catalans, with 116.

So. you'd have to burst onto the scene at 17, be the top try scorer every year, also be the kicker, as well as in the team that scores the most goals, keep that up until you were 34, season after season, never have a long injury spell, and you'd still be 500 short.

To put it more realistically, if Danny Maguire had Kevin Sinfield's boot, he'd still be a thousand short.

Great stats. In summary........unbeatable.

And Fox's tries were only worth 3 points, not 4 as in the modern game.

Put another way, have a twenty year career playing thirty games a season and score ten points every game and you'd still come up two hundred and twenty points short.

..... and he still comes to matches (though what thoughts went through his head last season I wouldn't like to guess).

He's seen it all before; plus better and worse.

He's always quite measure and dignified. Doesn't slag players off and just talks quietly about the game.
Brookey who usually stands right behind him on the other hand can call a play two play the balls before it happened. Very astute guy.

Well last season it was easy 1) take the ball up 2) drop the ball. That would cover most of the plays last season.

Fair point, but I meant the opposition plays.

That would be 1) run the ball in take the tackle 2) quick play the ball, pass it out wide to get a two on one to score.

Dont know who Architect was but seating gradient should have been steeper, Alf would have done a much better job.

They have to allow for the age of some of our supporters because it would take them the majority of the game to reach the seats at the back if the steps were steeper.