We have the Evans brothers, the Monaghan brothers, the Bridge brothers and had the Anderson brothers for a while. Going back we've had brothers in the past the Gleeson bro's being the last i think.

Tony said in the last interview he did that he likes that and thinks it has a great effect on the team and moral.

How many brothers have we actually had in the past and what players do we have that have brothers playing elsewhere like Scott Grix brother of Simon?

You forgot the Cooper brothers.

Ian and Ronnie Duane. The Bevan brothers.

morley brothers both at different times mind

Phil and Paul Ford played in the same team.

The Peters brothers...unfortunately...they were pooh. Mind you, what do you expect from Stellins.

Not forgetting the Ford bros, Phil and Paul

and (not at the same time) the Penny bros...Lee and Kevin

The Ratchford brothers next year.

Sculthorpe brothers and the Swans

Philbin, Bevan & Briggs

Would love Tony to bring Brian over as reserve coach

no one biting on lee and kevin then lol

Or Phil and Paul



Didn't Phil have a union playing brother who got banned for having a trial with an RL club?

Thr Brady's: Brian a tough No 10 and Jim a rugged half back.

John & Steve Pickersgill

Paul & Nat Wood
Mark & paris Hilton

Rhys and Gavin Williams

Scott Grix would actually been an ideal candidate to fill Brett's boots in 2013. British, can kick goals and has a decent set of hands.

Scott has played for warrington before so we had the grix brothers too, and imo scott would be a great addition to our squad with simon.

Simarily mr and mrs wolfie.

Wilf and Barry Briggs.

Ben and Liam Harrison. Phil and Paul Ford - classic.
We had Austrailian brothers in the late 80's who came over played a few A team games together. Looked totally disinterested. The younger one had one 1st team appearance off the bench, the elder went back to Aus and scored the winning try in the grand final the following year for Canberra. Bizarre. It think their name was Jackson (but not Bob). Mark was one, Steve the other?

He's not upto the standard we need.

Only when you watch Hodgson every week, do you realise just how classy he is, similar to the Briers thing, you just wish he was 27. He seems to glide into the line, awesome.

I'm happy with Ratchford there.

I think Ratchford will be filling the 6 position as to when Briers retires.

Scott Grix may not be quite there yet, but it's actually his first season in settled position from what I remember. If he continues to develop there is no reason why he shouldn't be an option.

Hodgson as good as he is, worries me slightly due to his age and the occasional knock he gets far more than often. Last week he was poor, but he put things right for this week.

Yes, I vaguely remember this. Most odd.

Here's evidence

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There were 2 brothers that came from South Africa in the late 80's early 90's. They both played for the "A" team for a few games but their names I forget.