kitche wrote:Pah,your all too young,easily David laws at boulevard probably 3 sidesteps on his way to scoring, 83,84 ish .Even my mate a true B&W says it was the best try he has seen at the boulevard
It was a lot more than 3 steps, more like 8 or 9, he beat one Hull player 4 times (Solal I think). Easily the best try I’ve ever seen. Laws’ trick was making defenders turn their back on him. No idea how he did that.
Saw Roger play, but I was too young to remember much. As far as modern day players go Phil Hasty & Rob Wilson had big steps…& anyone remember Roy Holdstock scoring at the Boulevard with some nifty footwork?
