Lewis jones , Holmes/schofield, shoebottom in that order. But they were all different with different skill sets; right now I'd have any at their peak but Jones could make dog poo outside him look good, so him. Although at today's prices we would have to spend400k to get him - can't see that happening

he played 6 in the 2004 grand final so has alternated between both roles

Mick Shoebottom, he had everything. RIP Shoey

Harris, then Lewis Jones. Harris just has edge because he was better defensively. Mick Shoebottom was a class act. Mags??? Are you kidding? He was a superb poacher/finisher in his prime, but once age/injuries took their toll he lost his edge (and he ain't no organiser). Schoey is a legend too.

He did it for GB though.

Absolutely - and is one of the very few British players the Aussies have genuinely feared in all my time watching the game. That's probably helped by the fact he ripped it up down there during his spells with Balmain (and latterly Wests). He was the top try scorer in the Aussie comp one of the years he went down there and did a stint.



Infact, I'm not sure I can think of any British back who's had an impact playing down under since Schoey.