Personally I think it's an overused term. However, in terms of positive impact on the club during his time with us I would put James Webster up there with any of them.

certain players come to a club, and become legends, Sir Stanley Gene is one of those players, a living legend. Newtons maybe not in that position yet though but hes defo a fans favorite.

Course he is there is no other player that is more Hull Kr than newts he just loves it when he runs out onto the pitch to mean machine

Agreed.

Its not a straightforward question of ability or acheivement when attaining "legend" status IMO. Paul Fletcher is a legend primarily for excess loyalty in the dark days when most players of his undoubted quality would have gone elsewhere.

I think he should have gone, wasted his talent staying with us and would have got international recognition at a bigger club.

I was sad when Anthony Sullivan left, but pleased for him and his career.

I know what you mean, but I think he stayed for more reasons than just rugby. He hasn't done too badly for himself.

Yeah, I'm assuming his business and family commitments came first, can't fault him for that.

i remember a derby at CP when Gary Nolan slapped psycho Fletch, Fletch just launched him, quality.

Pity Super league came to late at Craven Park for the big man. He was a loyal player at Rovers and turned down big money moves across the city and will be regarded as one of Rovers legends.

And still turns out in Rovers colours week in week out for the Rovers legends team in the RFL organised touch rugby comps when they are held down at Craven Park. Top bloke. Pace has gone though.

Fletch should have toured in 1992 in my opinion when he was at the height of his game. Was a better player than Gary Price, Michael Jackson and Billy Mcginty.
As far as his lad is concerned he is certainly as big as his old man and anybody who can play Conference rugby in the front row at 18 years of age must have something about them.
Funny moment playing touch when he went over to score a try but passed it to his dad over the line to let him have a try.