I was at the game and can honestly say that John Westhead got to him first although Tony seemed to take the credit.

Top coaches
1. AJM
2. Millward
3. Simms
4. Terzis - although I didnt think so at the time
5. Benson - liked the way we played under Benson - Best game we played for years away to Widnes in NRC (if it was called that at the time) under Benson - Gave the so called superstars a good tonking that day

I think Murph left at the start of the season around October, Tommy Dickens took over and the rest is history.

It was Tony who 'caught' Halliwell as it was Phil Johnson who kicked off to him on Tonys 'orders' (not being a know-it-all before some miserable git points his slimey finger the story was told to me by Johhno himself)

I talk to Tommy Dickens a couple of times a week ,he still has a great fondness for the club , as does his brother Martin, good coach Tommy, but ALEX the KING, worst coach Dazzler Darren, his LISA meeting talks were Legendary.what a personality?

The one & only "Sir" Norman Turley

Bazil without a shadow, has a knack of getting the best out of players

If you judge off trophies then it has to be AJM. Challenge cup, League Championship and Lancashire Cup wins. The only coach to win any major trophies here in the last 50 years. I think Basil is held in high regard for turning the club around in such a short time but he never finished what he started. Turks should have won more than he did and failed to get us into SL in that season when we walked the league by 9 points. Abram got us up but was not backed by the board and stood no chance with the calibre of player we had that season.

They should of stuck to the game plan.

millward by a mile

Mr. Chairman

Murphy for me

Millward a close second.