One that hasn't been mentioned yet. Jim Mills.

Kurt Sorenson, Keith Elwell, Andy Currier, Steve McCurrie & Andy Gregory (Until they played for us

), the Hulme brothers, Martin Offiah, Stuart Spruce, Stuart Wright, Reg Bowden.........................................



I used to dislike Widnes. A lot.

Brad Hepi. Wank and dirty.

I said they were irrational





Ledger just used to bug me. Was probably his 'tache. Marchant again was a kind of unreasonable dislike. Bob Beardsmore used to get on my tits as well, for no apparent reason.

great player whom I hated = Sean Edwards



wind-up merchant whom I just hated without any respect = Jason Hooper (c**t)

I just genuinely laughed out loud at that one.

Andy Gregory in his Wigan days used to wind me up something chronic...I especially remember a shocking high tackle from him on Allan Bateman in a Challenge cup tie at Central Park...

It was obviously deliberate because he had to jump 3 ft to hit Bateman round the head..!! But what did referee Galtress do..? Give him a little talking to...



I've never forgotten that to this day...

Used to make me laugh when some wag used to bellow "SHE BRINGS ME WATER" at Edwards every time he played at Wilderspool

Brendon Tuta as well i use to hate,then we sighned him and i thought yeah not bad..

its funny really the opinions you have on certain players.

Macurrie,

Currier,

Paul hulme,

Dale laughton,

Fozzard,

Tawerau nikau,

Martin Dermott,

Then when your club signs them you think ok then thats a smart move,quality player!!

Except most of that lot were unreservedly $hite for wire

+1



its easy to forget what a brad hepi was.





i wasn't a fan of Tuuta even when he was with us. it was like watching a powder keg waiting to go off, in a bad way, he did well for about 4 games then we played london away, and his head went and he spent most of the game trying to mark carroll. And mark carroll spent most of the game crying to the ref asking for tuuta to get sent off.



Then he was for the rest of the season, for however much he featured.

Chris Smith