To have the world record holder for tries scored, for him to have played for us for pretty much all of his career and not to classify him as a legend would be perverse, whether you’ve seen him or not.

I never saw Pele play but he’s obviously a legend.

Or Don Bradman.

The best ever have to be legends, surely...

And Bevan is best try scorer ever.

Films Some Like it Hot, Jason and the Argonauts, Napoleon Dynamite (obviously) Kes
Footballers Best Law Charlton Cantona
Movie Stars Marilyn Munroe, Robert de Nero, Oliver Reed
Music Led Zepplin, Genesis, Pink Floyd
TV Chefs Keith Floyd
Kids TV Fireball XL5, Thunderbirds, Banana Splits

I forgot about Planes, Trains & Automobiles!!

That’d be one of my many options for number 3 in my list after Casablanca and Goodfellas or Goodfellas and Casablanca.

We are way to far away from the title of the thread, I thought I would try to pull us back:

In my time finally I would have to say Legend status goes to Mike Gregory for everything that he was.

My old fella would have been torn between Harry Bath and Brian Bevan.

Combining the two elements of the thread, I’d say my top 3 Wire legends are Brian Bevan, Paul Cullen, Mike Gregory.

My top 3 GB legends would be Clive Sullivan, Alex Murphy, Billy Boston.

My top 3 legends of Super League would be Paul Sculthorpe, Jamie Peacock and Kevin Sinfield.