I see your Holgate and raise you a Dave Watson

Finnerty was actually pretty decent going forward, his defence was shocking though. Phil Hassan (or the Turkinator) as we called him should not be ni that too, he got player of the year at Leeds if I remember, those TWO tackles v radford were awsome. Dane "steal a living" Neerinxx was the worst player ever to play for the club, he must have touched the ball twice a game if that and when the ball came down his side his hands went on his knees.

Seu Seu showed glimpes but was way below fitness levels required, kind of like a dana wilson. Dana Dorohy was a good little un too when he first started for us but went downhill rapidly.

Peter Coyne and Dan Stains, that aussie centre, the bald one, lanky, Hetherington I think were all below par.

I know we are going way off piste here Waddy but are you talking about Lindsay Johnson and Martin Meredith (break a leg in first tackle, first touch if ball v Saints!!) - I also remember a giant of a man from South Africa who came over called Clint?? - Huge guy who had a huge kick and only thing he did was score winning try v Oldham in his only 1st team game only to vanish, never to be seen again. I also thought David Holmes was pretty pants!! Plus many more over the years!

you thinking of cliffy brown ???

Didnt we get Holmes from Sheffield RU? He could pass a ball miles iirc, didnt think he was all that bad. Meredith, signed as a stand off, played on wing & was run ragged by Wigan at Wembley!

Lee Harland!

janan billings got div 1 player of the month in the rugby league world whilist at halifax didnt he ?

he now back in aus playing in mackay queensland

Dean Lawford would be in the worst team in my opinion along with Danny Arnold and Damien Munroe.

David Homes did a a job for us, Lindsey Jonston was crap.

IF were gonna drag some old names up then David Boyd, Mick Taylor and the the cream of the crop Abi Ekoku

Were they this decade?

If Phil Hassan gets anywhere near this team its an absolute joke. He completely destroyed Robbie Paul when he was at his best, and he was probably the best option we had at that time

I rated Phil Hassan, great defence for his size, just not much going forward, not many got past down his side. All hail The Turkinator!

Agreed.

He got through a lot of work in defence; just never seemed to be in the right place in attack.

Moxon may not have been the best hooker/half back, but he very rarely missed a tackle unlike some of last seasons players.

I'll never forget the Turkinator's tackling performance against Wigan at there place the night we lost 50-18. Although the scoreline might suggest otherwise, his personal game was faultless.

Glad you agree TS about Moxon , not intended as a dig at ShayFax (The speccies comment ) but it really is a personal choice and certain players tried to the best of their ability in a poor team with a crap coach.

No neither were Holmes, Coyne, Meredith, Johnston, Hetherington

Who was that fella who came from Hull Kr, I think the season Ben Fisher left? He was their captain, and I think he played one game with us and just never made it back into the team..


He had blonde hair, and played at loose if that helps.

Dale Holdstock

Ben Feehan

Mike Peters came with a lot of promise, but never lived up to the hype.

How anyone can mention Andrew Frew is beyond me, in a decent team he would have scored 20 tries.

Andy Hobson
Wayne Corcoran
Alan Hadcroft
ian Watson
Rodney bowker
Dale Holdstock

my personal worse players oF 00's

Would only agree with Radney Bowker and Holdstock there. Watto was a very good scrum-half, who was sadly getting on a bit and got a better offer from Leigh in the end. Hadcroft was one of the better players in a week team, scored some good tries and although not the best he certainly wasn't the worst. The Corcoran's did alright, nice to see some local players making their mark with us, shouldn't be classed as the worst in my opinion.

Craig McDowell

Good one - forgot him!

Damien Reid

Sorry, Bruno, but IMO you really are taking the wee-wee with this comment. Haddy worked his nads off for Fax. A honest player who gave his all and always stood up to be counted. Don't forget his 2nd try at the relegation play-off; that 'video ref' try that helped spark Fax's revival and, ultimately, our comeback from despair.