Not sure how many of you on here will remember this chap - but a mate of mine was drinking in his local boozer in Tunbridge last night and it turns out that the legendary Mal Aspey is the landlord. I suspect you will Dave!



I asked the mate to drop Mal my details and he just called - too late to get him to the heritage game tomorrow, but he is keen to come along to the club at some point.



Also trying to get said mate and Mal to get an RL team going in Tunbridge....watch this space!

He must be quite new there: ga.oh-servers.com/forum/index.ph ... ic=20802.0 Title: Re: Widnes Pub Landlords Post by: midnightrider on 07 October 2008, 10:22:38 Mal Aspey...The Griffin at the top of Peelhouse. And found he is Widnes's top career try scorer: www.napit.co.uk/viewus/infobank/ ... ikings.php Most Career Tries 234 Mal Aspey 1964-80 Time on my hands this afternoon - beats watching the kick-fest on BBC1.

He must be quite new there: ga.oh-servers.com/forum/index.ph ... ic=20802.0 Title: Re: Widnes Pub Landlords Post by: midnightrider on 07 October 2008, 10:22:38 Mal Aspey...The Griffin at the top of Peelhouse. And found he is Widnes's top career try scorer: www.napit.co.uk/viewus/infobank/ ... ikings.php Most Career Tries 234 Mal Aspey 1964-80 Time on my hands this afternoon - beats watching the kick-fest on BBC1.

Good to see he's still around. There's a picture of him kicking a goal for us at Craven Cottage on the back cover of the first ever Rothman's Yearbook.

That would have been a rare goal, then!



Still the best centre I've seen in a London shirt, by a very long way.

Oops

Cant we get him a pub in Twickers sorted out. Could be good for getting sky RL games on as well as spreading the gospel

No, that was Iain (Corky) McCorquodale.



Mal Aspey was one of the best centres we've ever had. He left to join Wigan and played stand-off there for a while.

Don't rub it in - it just shows that I've reached the age where life's one long brain f**t

Incidentally, I seem to remember that he finished up at Salford.

Yeah, I think you're right on that, after his spell at Central Park.