'Sir' Colin Hutton, Roger Millward, Phil Lowe

Not in the same league as anyone who has pulled a shirt on in the last 3/4 seasons...........with the exception of Desi Williams, Gareth Price and Chaz I Anson perhaps!!

I grew up in the eighties, Fairburn and Miller, i have to agree, as for Millward all I remember him for is as a coach



Mike Fletcher - Record Breaker



And remember we are all aloud our own opinion

I didnt mention Mike Fletcher, I agree the guy is a legend for his point scoring ability, he was not quite in Fairburns league but I am giving you him.



I was more worried you though Paul Fletcher and Stanley Gene were fit to lace the boots of some of the other people mentioned on here!!

But itoo my generation, Paul was a legend!!



Anyway, do you sell any good pads for a small 9 year old!, also need small ball which wont keep going down

Yes we do mate, both. Not got any pads in stock as I cleared the showroom out ready for 2009 ranges which are due out soon.



If you PM me a contact number or email I will get some in this week for you and let you know when they arrive. Let me know his chest size if you can then you can come and look at them see which he likes.



He might have been a legend Kev but he was not one of the 5 best players you have ever seen, surely? There are 5 playing in the current pack better than him!!

I'm too young to have seen most of the 'proper' great players play but Millward, Flanagan, Lowe, Miller and Prohm from what I've seen on 'video' and what i've read and heard.

OK agreed!

Bit before my time, but the player my Dad always raved about was Alan Burwell.

Roger Millward (best I saw in a British shirt)

Gavin Miller

Gary Prohm

Flash

Mike Smith

I picked out David Watkinson, for the simple fact, he did it when Hookers were what it said on the can, 'Hookers' IMO best in the world at the time, and Fairburn joined us as a GB international, signing on from Wigan (coach and FB)I remember him for well timed tackles that knocked the opponent backwards, pace to burn and kicks from the halfway line were common place, I was talking to Andy Gregory recently, who used to room with mike Smith, and he said at the time he was always a shoe in for the GB team.

Rodge and Flash need no further mention other than 'Legends'.

Sorry but you can only go on the generation you have seen!!

For me Paul Fletcher is a living legend who is right up ther with Gene.

The Plate Cup Final and the Last minute Try at Boothferry Park will live with me forever!!!

I never had the privilage of seeing such great as Lowe and Millward so people like Phsyco are my legends.



Heres my top 5 in no particular order



1. James Webster

2. Stanley Gene

3. Paul Fletcher

4. Mark Oneil

5. Byron Ford



I have delibrately left out the now team (with the exception of stanley) as they will be future legends.