Worst for value for money has to be Fielden.

You know, once his contract is up, i bet he will have cost Wigan best of a million pounds aaaaahahahahah

Play on words!

While everyone thought he would replace LV on the pitch he actually replaced him on the physio table.

Funny how he smacked Ryan Hudson and is derided yet Korkidas does sod all apart from smack a Fev player in a friendly and go on a run against Hull in the play-offs and is touted as a 'legend' by some of our muppet supporters!



(The answer is probably Clinton O'Brien from that vintage....)

Steve Roach. Came to Warrington with the reputation of a hard ass, go-forward prop. I can only assume the reputation must have been retained at Customs.

No mention for the man mountain Phil Adamson?

There are some shocking one here, but have any actually effected the club off the pitch as much as Harris, I can think of one, but it is in football and the other way round.

Eric Cantona Leeds - Man U

Leeds were champions mostly due to his exploits so why sell him to your main rivals???

Not denying what he did once he moved, but it's simply not true we won the title due to him. In fact, he was nothing more than a bit part player in the success, used a lot of time off the bench.

I must admit i'm not a big football man, just what i've heard on season reveiw shows etc.

He could actually play - that would not do with Wilkinson so he had to go - the rumour he was seeing Lesley Ash might have had something to do with it

The rumour about him seeing Steve Hodge was far more entertaining!

Could list loads at Oldham, but dont think it was good business when we swapped Tommy Martyn and Chris Joynt for a past it Paul Groves!

Thats a good one (for us)

Correct, Seers was poor considering his reputation. However Korki got a legendary reputation by being massively average on occasions. TBF on Korki he never arrived with a reputation so in his own way achieved more than we could have expected.

Korki appeared in David Hinchcliffes MP all time Trinity greats, this from a giy old enough to remember the 1960's. This muppet helped run the country and is now a big player in our stadium project

David Hosking in the early 90's. I don't think he ever broke a tackle.

Ryan Benjafield at Hull?

Current Hull FC team?

A bloke called Lyndsey Johnson, had a birds name and tackled like one as well.

Sadly I wasn't around for the 60s, but I could have guessed anyone in a team which, you know, actually won trophies, was probably a better player than one in a team which finished a place away from relegationa few times....

You can't say you weren't warned





And Bradley Clyde and Brett Mullins, world class my backside



For us, Gary Mason what a plonker...

They were certainly two of the most disappointing signings I've ever seen! Brett Mullins was an absolute freak of a player an outstanding talent, but when he came over here he looked like an amateur, when he wasnt in the pub or treatment room that is!

Kerry Boustead - Free scoring International Winger, spent the season at Rovers either injured or in the A Team.

James Goulding - We released a try machine in Greg Austin to sign him.He scored on his debut and that was about it from him, total garbage after that.

Shame as he was without doubt the most clinical finisher I have ever seen, I dont think he got on with Sir Roger

Paul Newlove to Cas. (Thanks again Steady).

If his ankle had healed properly he would have been great for you.