Love how you sintellins fans are getting your knickers in a twist because it looks like the statue at Wembley will be of a Wigan player.

In terms of rugby league, the CC is what is synonymous with Wembley and you surely can't deny it being of someone who has won a record 9. If it was Shaun Long who had won that then however much it would still annoy me but I would accept that it would be a worthy statue.

Plus I don't buy into this whole "he's working in union now, I don't want him", throw your toys out the pram nonsense. All it would serve to do if the statue was of Edwards, would be to remind everyone that he was a rugby league great and that they had to persuade a rugby league player to come and help their teams as their own people aren't as good.

Love it Mc, that would be awesome.

Those speaking about Fox as a "loser" are missing the point. It's about the drama of RL at Wembley, and those two images are as iconic as it gets in that respect.

Send an email to the RFL.

Martin Offiah born in London, attended Woolverstone Hall School near Ipswich, Suffolk, where he represented the school at fencing and played rugby and cricket. Martin played cricket for Essex 2nd XI but soon realised his main talent was for rugby union. At club level, he first played rugby union for Rosslyn Park and after starring on the Sevens circuit and for the Barbarians, there was talk of an England future

Many will claim him to be a good Union Boy always as much as Ashton will always be thought of as a League player.

That is your Opinion! but ask anyone at Rosslyn Park Rugby Union Club and The Barbarians Rugby Unions Sevens, which is seen as an honour in their game, what was Billy Whizz a League or union player, I say Both.

Hardly the same as 'being known' for being a RU player.

His legacy is in RL, without question. Took up the game at 21 / 22, and remained in it.

Who thinks of Ashton as a RL player? At best he's thought of as 'one that could have been' but he achieved nothing of note in RL, left as a 'good prospect' (much like Offiah in RL) and will rightly be remembered as a Union player (as Offiah will rightly be remembered as a RL player).

It is going to be a difficult decision, not many are going to agree taking in all different clubs, it is not a matter of life or death, something which will divide and at the end of the day we will accept the choice.

A lot of Saints fans who do not use this board ask me why Alex Murphy is not being pushed? he is well known or perhaps we should consider Eddie Waring, he kept the game going in the second world war and became Mr Rugby League! even if the BBC kept him going for far too long at the end of his career as they do.

I still think it may be best for it to be three rugby league players and no specific players.