Especially mark Preston

I was always very polite to her

and so was Stan.

When we used to go in Bond st catholic club Stan and Joan were always in gentleman is Stan, wouldnt like to get on the wrong side of Joan though

john basnett the widnes winger did not play for 6 months after a dessie special

been told alf wilkinson has to be in the top 5 but he was way before my time

Joan knew her rugby too.

He'd never be on the pitch these days, did he ever play without his nose busted?

Alan Rathbone wins hands down the bloke was an animal and complete balmpot .

Didn't look too hard when the smallest man on the field knocked him out.

Adrian Earner

Alf was one of those quiet unsung heroes. No fuss, just did his job, and no prop got the better of him.

In the modern era, you can not count out Jimmy Taylor, especially against Sheffield, with that 'cruise missile'...

And that was Kenny Green, when Rathbone was at Bradford. Dirty little bu@@er

what about Mick Hogan?

Mick would be one of my picks.

John Pendlebury, I remember players used to run away from him instead of at him.

pound for pound (or should it be kilo for kilo) pengy was one of the hardest tacklers ive seen

Aunt Sally

for a player to have i nick name like this and still go out on the pitch makes him hard in my book lol

Is that a joke? I hear he plays for the other team

So did the Aussie prop Ian Roberts and he was one hard barsteward on the rugby pitch

for me boyd and tony cooke a really work horse

Carl Webb nutcase!

DESSIE DRUMMOND
PETER SMETHHURST
ALAN RATHBOURNE
KEVIN ASHCROFT
All hard tuff men

John Kerr, a brawl was part of his weekly team tactics

From what I've been told both on and off the field nobody messed with Geoff Clarkson.