Christ, you must have been bored!!

Anyway, you missed Hitro off that list of world beaters!!

well he ended up at workington but after that fook knows

Another missed name from the list is Fili Seru, I had his name on the back of my shirt

I think he ended up joining the british army!

Craig Greenhill...............I for one liked the bloke, he was a 'decent' player, lets not get carried away he was nothing more tho. He certainly didn't take a backward step. Its because of this more than his playing ability that he'll be remembered for me, I like players who dish it out a bit players like Tim Street, Jason Temu & Andy Dannatt (purely for his elbow taking out Hanley).

But threads like this do make me smile because of calls of “Greenhill is just what we need right now”.

Is he really???

With nearly every man and his dog who wears a black & white shirt jumping on the band wagon to call players for there off the field antics. So we’d be happy to welcome back a man who was at the club when we certainly did have a drinking culture and I don’t think anyone will disagree knuckles was a big part of that as was Jason Smith in his time here (now there’s a player who could turn a game).

Anyways my point is, yes I know we are bad at the minute, really we are. But as much as I liked Greenhill on and off the pitch he would make no difference to our performances at all................................in fact we’d probably give more penalties away and have more stories of off the field antics.

Out of that lot there's only Stephen Holmes who could be described as having " graced" our colours. Maybe Sammut but didn't hang around long enough.

I'll never forget ian herrons goal kicking routine and the way he would sprint out of the tunnel, quality!

Is it just coincidence that our 3 most talented loose forwards in the last 30 years, norton, crane and smith, all liked a few beers? Maybe Radford needs to drink a bit more if we're going to persist with playing him there.

Or, maybe King is being played out of position?

I know of one loose forward who was quite talented that defintely couldn't hold his drink

three guinness's and he was dancing on tables...quality!

Matt Daylight retired from professional RL i believe and joined the Fire Brigade.
Gary Lester carried on playing in the minor leagues[sure I heard he had teamed up with Peter Walshand went semi pro and carried on his trade as a joiner.
Luke Felsch was a qualified teacher as i recall and went back to his previous profession.
Not sure about any of the others.

Not knocking him, heart of a lion!, good second rower but merely saying pace wasnt his greatest attribute

what about grimaldi?

I think Luke Felsch went back to the NRL for a while after leaving us then went back to teaching.

How do you mean? Are you saying he's more talented than any of the 3 I mentioned?

Chico doesn't need pace Big Tomo......He just batters his way through. I swear, if the Allstars games were a bit more than 'Two handed tag' he would be totally in his element. He's currently training for the 'Tough Guy' event as well!
You should try to get to a GB Allstars game......All the lads dish out the autographs and stories with pleasure......And they can still play a bit too

Knuckles, I remember bumping into him in a few pubs in Blackpool when i was on my stag night



(same weekend Bradford beat Leeds at Murrayfield i think, when Leeds never went for the goal kick)

What a night that was

happy days that hutchie






it was matt crowthers stag do the same day in blackpool, thats why they were all there

Coaches in the Canterbury Bulldogs set up.

I always wondered what happened to Kevin James the Welsh winger who scored at Wembley in '85?.

My other favourite was "Disco Dancing" Brian Blacker, did he go coaching?

We all know what my all time hero Peter Sterling is doing and I can tell you my other hero, Paul Eastwood is married and working for BSS in St Helens.

He was coaching at Huddersfield when I was at uni there in 98-2002. Took some of the university training sessions. top bloke brian.

AT OLDHAM OR SOME OTHER 2ND DIV YEAM