I remember when Dannatt came back to the Boulevard with Saints for the first time I've never seen so many players tackle one man.I was half expecting the coaching staff to join in too

That was a quality moment !!

Stone & Tindall were great servants for the club , Skerrett played in an era that was great for the club , Some great tough forwards around then in that time . Harrison later was another when we had a very good pack under Brian Smith .

thought i would bring this back up after the weekend fury has died down a bit. any more suggestions before i do the nominee list

skerritt and mike harrison for me,

in this order
1, keith Tindall, fearless and very unlucky with injuries but my fav
2, Charlie stone, no nonsense did the little things with ease
3, Paul rose, a good friend and a tough hombre as well , very tough
4, Skerrett , one seriously massive unit

Another from the Power Pack of the fifties who should be considered is Bob Coverdale. He played with Mick Scott and Jim Drake and all three played for England.

Bob was a specialist blind side prop who played from 1951- 57 and he missed out on a Premiership win through injury and played in 3 losing Yorkshire Cup finals.

who was the aussie prop who dropped 2 Saints players in one match

Greenhill, he was a decent prop, good go forward and solid defence.

Craig "Knuckles" is the best front row forward I have seen play for Hull FC, and possibly the toughest too. He never took a backward step, and had great defence...and kicked the odd goal...

I'll never ever forget when he leathered Barry Ward from St Helens.