And one last one thought it may have been done before:

Newmarket v glasshoughton

Lamps played scrum half for us as far as I remember. How do you want to compare him with Rocky?

Rocky vs Sonny- no comparison either. 24 GB caps vs a few for NZ Maori.

Mick started at scrum half but moved very quickly into the loose forward position where he was a revelation.

Trevor Skerrett V Jack Wilkinson

Mike Lampowski V Glen Morrison

Keith Smith V Ryan Atkins

Andy Kelly V Mike Jackson

A fit Bill Ashurst V David Solomona

Les Sheard V Gary Spencer

Graham Idle V Nigel Bell

Allan McCurrie V any hooker at the club since 79

Lampowski was signed as a scrum half but moved to loose when we signed Allan Agar what a loss he was when he hung up his boots great player who would have being a star in SL

Some players like Fox Turner Round have no equal in a Trinity shirt

I'll offer Jony Parkin as one who does

I have one of his playing shirts with a 13 on the back. Worse nose than Neil Kelly.

So can you remember the 1st David Jones then not the st pats one.

From Fitzy, he was actually a better winger than the 2nd David Jones, maybe not such a cult hero but he knew how to play the position better.

St Pats version would have been great if he'd ever learned to run at gaps instead of players, if he was put in the clear I swear he would of gone out of his way to try and run over someone.

Lampkowski was a fantastic player.

A player people seem to forget is Ian Brooke.
Lightning quick GB centre also v good stand off.
Is it because he went to Bradford in his prime.
Also what about Big Neils ideal centre partner South African Alan Skene.
Also fellow South African Gert Oupa Coetzer.
Then the incomparible Poynton.
You didnt have to try and hide Harold in the defensive line.
Bob Haigh and and and ....
What memories.

for performance on the pitch during his time at Wakefield Steve Ella

I know many older fans who say the Neil Fox couldnt have done nearly as much had Alan Skene not done his tackling for him. Lots o great partnerships have that relationship, one a grafter the other a points machine.