What's my age or nostalgia got to do with it? Boston, Ashton and Murphy were all contemporaries of Neil's, they're on he isn't. I'd have put Ellery in front of Offiah, so I'm not that nostalgic. I'd have said he is the second greatest player I've ever seen. Come to that where's Jonathan Davies? He scored a remarkable try at Wembley in 1994.
As someone else has pointed out, there are three ex Wigan players there, and Wigan are one of the best supported teams. So as usual in RL it's not how good you are but who you play for that really counts. BTW I don't support Wakey. I think I'm pretty objective in selecting the great players I've seen. If I wasn't Deryck Fox would be up there in my nominations!

It devalues the Wembley statue not having the great Neil Fox, legend.

Up the Trin

We let him down. Simple as that. The road or a some way to putting it right.

As for his record he actually scored more.
He spent an off season in New Zealand once but they didnt count the NZ league in those days so the stats are missed.

Ridiculous.

Precisely. He was playing in an era of one team domination of a weak sport. Neil Fox played in an era when the game was stronger, more conpetitivr and a lot tougher. Edwards would have struggled to be noticed in the late 50s and early 60s