From my 'era' its Neil Turley. Other great players in my time were Tommy Martyn, Mickey Higham, Chris Hill and Julian O'Neill was a class player despite his problems off the pitch. Not many Leigh players have won 2 NRL Grand Finals and the challenge cup as well as playing State of Origin for years.

John Woods.

John Woods for me but AJM was very good too.

I am pretty sure we had a poll about this before and JW topped it.

Come on jonny, lets have a pole.

Jan Tomacheski

Need a big old list of with a maximum of 30 players to do that then!

Murphy, Drummond, Woods, Street, which others would get near those?

I dont think you can place Timmy in the same breath as the other 3, yes he was a favourite and a legend but as for great player?

Not many jonny, or you could do two poles, one modern era, and one earlier.

Blimey, i'd get lynched if i missed someone out!

Alexander the Great! Arguably the finest player ever to wear a GB shirt.

How about a poll about which was the best ever poll?

Don't tempt him.

Don't miss anyone out then jonny.

I've never heard of Jonny turning down a poll before!!!

Or me, he must be ill or something Wurzel.

An absolute privilege to see Tommy God in a Leigh shirt, and I think Chris Hill will be revered in years to come.

John Woods

I agree was far too good for us at the time

Best local talent was John Woods. He had everything and for a period was as good as any stand off on the planet.
He never gets the recognition he deserves. Players from the past get mentioned as being great that were not fit to lace Woody's boots.

Best player to play for Leigh was Alex Murphy. He was also the best player ever to play for St Helens and probably Warrington. A true icon in the world rugby, either code.

In my opinion Tim Street was a very good prop forward who served leigh very well. However as a prop forward he was not in the same class as Dave Chisnall.

Lets not forget all the Martyns, Mick would have been a wow these days, Tommy Snr was a master ball player and Tommy jnr was a great player.
In his day Kev Ashcroft was up there with the best hookers

do nt think you can say chris hill gud player but not in the same class as big alf wilki and tony cook for me woody and murph

He's still only 23 though so a long career still ahead of him. I think he could and will go on to do great things at Wire and hopefully for England/GB.

Well I remember watching both of them and I disagree. Chris edges it for me.

thats your right i am saying those 2 cause they mixed it with the best chris is gud but not played with the big boys yet time will tell

Thats a fair point . I also agree with an earlier poster about Dave Chisnall. Now he was not just big he had a step on him and was fast too. Course like Murph Woods and Des he ended up at Warrington. Sickening it is all about money isn't it. Nothing ever changes in that regard.