Not to step on the young ones feet but I go back a bit further.
Lets start off with full back.

Fairburn. Be surprised with any better. Fletch was good but played a lot against poor opposition and fairburn could also kick.

Right wing- Bright Sodjie

Bright Sodje? You must be having a laugh. He was ok but nothing on the likes of Gary Clark and Steve Hubbard.

Stand Off has to be Roger though.

I think Clive would want that spot.

I forgot about Clive. He has to be the No1.

You did what? And so early in you RLFans career (welcome by the way).



Unfortunately, I'm not quite old enough to have seen the great man play, a question I've always wondered about which some of the more, ahem, mature fans will be able to answer is; Did Sir Clive come to Rovers for a last pay day? I've always presumed that Hull had much the better out of him.

The legend who is Gavin Miller at 13

Stu Farr at 7.

Gary Prohm

He was one of the few players who is regarded as a legend by both sets of supporters. I had the honour of meeting him a few times as a young 8 year old. Even when he moved across to the dark side he was still a great player and even with his dodgy knees he still did the business for you and got a coveted CC winners medal although i cannot think which game that was





So in short no he never went to yours just for a last payday.

This would be my team...tempted to put Jimmy Irvine on the bench though



George Fairbairn
Garry Clark
Mike Smith
Gary Prohm
David Laws
John Dorahy
Gordon Smith
Mark Broadhurst
David Watkinson
Bryan Niebling
Chris Burton
Gavin Miller
David Hall

David Watson
Stanley Gene
Phil Hogan / Chris Close
Paul Fletcher

Who was that real good Welsh guy you got from Union in the early 90s?

was it David something?