What? A winger just about managing to beat a prop forward in a foot race. No offence but that says more about Appos mickey-poor attitude to a fellow professional than anything about Robert Relf, who, for your information, made an outstanding contribution to Widnes while he was here.

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I thought we were better with the ball when Weston played with Eaton - Cas away and Leeds home spring to mind from that season. I liked Carter, he had the right attitude and was hard as nails but the backs played better off Weston IMO.

My Team would look something like this.



1. Spruce

2. Blanch

3. Moule

4. TKL

5. Demetriou

6. Carter

7. Moran

8. Relf

9. Smith

10.O'Connor

11.Wilkes

12.Stone

13.Frame



14 Grix

15 Farrell

16 Tandy

17 McDermott



The Vicar

Cant beleive you're all missing Owen CRAIGIE



He was an awesome buy who was meant to cement a place in our history!!!!!!

Quote ="richardviking" What's everyone's thoughts on Andy Hay? He was made to be a massive scapegoat in his time at Widnes but he had the respect of his team-mates and coaches, being made captain at one ">stage.'" I thought he did little to warrant the very good money he was on at this time at the club and was overall very disappointing. Hay was also involved in the shambolic goings on that resulted in Neil Kelly's forced departure as accepting the captaincy after it was 'removed' from Jules caused a split within the dressing room. I don't blame him as much as I blame the Jules supporters that formed the other side but more could have been done as the club captain to harmonise the situation instead of allowing it to descend into the sorry state it did. He came as a big name and didn't deliver for mine.. but at least he played unlike his mate Ryan.

Quote ="richardviking" What's everyone's thoughts on Andy Hay? He was made to be a massive scapegoat in his time at Widnes but he had the respect of his team-mates and coaches, being made captain at one ">stage.'" I thought he did little to warrant the very good money he was on at this time at the club and was overall very disappointing. Hay was also involved in the shambolic goings on that resulted in Neil Kelly's forced departure as accepting the captaincy after it was 'removed' from Jules caused a split within the dressing room. I don't blame him as much as I blame the Jules supporters that formed the other side but more could have been done as the club captain to harmonise the situation instead of allowing it to descend into the sorry state it did. He came as a big name and didn't deliver for mine.. but at least he played unlike his mate Ryan.