Andy Currier

Frank Reynolds was a fabulous centre. Unfortunately he was very injury prone with dodgy knees. Murphy reckoned that he would have been a "great" otherwise.

My dad used to liken him to the true "great" Jim Challinor. Praise indeed.

spot on...meninga was the best for me....throw in davies and bateman

From my early memories, Joe Ropati, then Allan Bateman, i remember a game against Bradford at Wilderspool in 94 where he compleatly outplayed Paul Newlove, and there were scouts from Cronulla in the crowd who had come to watch Newlove, but were blown away with Bateman's performance. In the superleague era, Toa Kohe Love was pretty decent.

for wire
ropati
blake
davies

elsewhere
meninga
renouf
newlove

Wire

Phil Blake
Jonathan Davies
Joe Ropati

Elsewhere

Brad Fittler
Mal Meninga
John Woods in his Leigh and GB days

Actually seen live at a match, Lyon and Gidley followed not a million miles behind by Shontayn Hape when at his peak.

Don't remember that. Although his MOM performance at Wembley sticks in my mind as a youngster.

I'm an old bugger so:

Eric Ashton
Jackie Melling
Bobby Fulton

Brent Grose