Biochemists in my case.

Rocket Scientists?

I'm sure I could name a few more

One of our props at Harpenden was actually a rocket scientist.

Let's settle this with a quick round of 'Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock'.

I'd take the Wolfman every time. Depending on how Sunday goes of course.

Williams is one of the very few rugby union players who excites me when he gets the ball, he has an excellent step and good acceleration. He is a very similar player to Matt Bowen from NQC, except I firmly believe Bowen is a more rounded rugby player.
As for best player in the World, it's hard to cross-over. Richie McCaw is head and shoulders the best union forward in the world, IMO, but I couldn't see a role for him in the Rhinos pack. Equally Jamie Peacock would not be effective in a Union pack

But in the backs, give me Greg Inglis over Shane Williams anyday, and that's at either code.

Easily the best.

Isn't he lovely.

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There Isn't A Winger In Either Code ATM Who Is On The Same Level As Shane Williams, The Only Problem He Seemed To Have Was Ball Retention But He Seems To Have Improved On That...

"I'm 49, I've had a brain haemorrhage and a triple bypass and I could still go out and play a reasonable game of rugby union. But I wouldn't last 30 seconds in rugby league."

Graham Lowe back in 1995.

"Rugby League is a simple game played by simple people. Rugby union is a complex game played by wan.kers."

Former Australian captain Laurie Daley.

Gorden Tallis called the Wallabies RU players "The cappuccino cowboys", before throwing down the gauntlet of a match between the 2 codes, Tallis said that he would have been able to raise 1 million aussie dollars at least, and all for charity as well, from the sponsors that would have been interested in such a game

"The cappuccino cowboys" surprisingly declined Tallis's challenge