Well that's what is being said by a few people on social Facethingy.
What are peoples views?
It's certainly up there, but there's two or three others that spring to mind from when I started watching
2012 Morley, Monas, Carvell, Waterhouse, Westwood, Harrison with Wood, Higham, Grix, Hill, Cooper and Solomona (?) in support. Or perhaps the year before with L.Anderson, Clarke
1985 (?) Tamati, Jackson Boyd, Sanderson, Gregory ... help me out here guys...., but you know the one. (was Rathbone in there?)
Well that's what is being said by a few people on social Facethingy.
What are peoples views?
It's certainly up there, but there's two or three others that spring to mind from when I started watching
2012 Morley, Monas, Carvell, Waterhouse, Westwood, Harrison with Wood, Higham, Grix, Hill, Cooper and Solomona (?) in support. Or perhaps the year before with L.Anderson, Clarke
1985 (?) Tamati, Jackson Boyd, Sanderson, Gregory ... help me out here guys...., but you know the one. (was Rathbone in there?)
You missed out Mark Roberts. Consider yourself on the naughty step. Go to your room, and think about what you've done
In terms of names, the 88-89 pack took some beating
Boyd Tamati Roach Davidson Sanderson Roberts Gregory (didn't Bob Jackson go home that season, to make room for Davidson) Then there was back ups like McGinty, the young Hanley.... Basil Richards.
You missed out Mark Roberts. Consider yourself on the naughty step. Go to your room, and think about what you've done
Mark Roberts is a great example how the modern game has changed.
He'd be absolutely wasted in today's game, isolated on either the left or right flank - I recall most of his thrilling bursts being off short Andy Gregory passes in the centrefield - Though he'd still be an asset in the modern game, it would be such a shame having him restrained so much on the flank.
Closest modern SL player to Roberts would be Liam Farrell?