Paul Reilly and Stephen Wild for me.

Sorry, I got a wee bit confused.

Adalaide is partly right, We have been going since 1864, although Rugby League did not come on the scene till the 1920s, l know what he means, lve been watching the Giants since 1959, and nobody since Senior has been worthy of a place in the Hall of Fame.
Lets just wait till we have won a few trophies, and have someone who stands head, and shoulders above, before we start adding to that list.

think its getting a bit confused

this is the RL "Hall of Fame"
The Rugby League Hall of Fame was established in 1988 to commemorate the greatest ever players in British rugby league. Players must have been retired for at least five years to be eligible; they must also have played at least ten years within the British game.

Initially nine players were inducted when the Hall of Fame was opened; one more was announced in 1989. In 1995 the members of the hall of fame appeared on postage stamps released as part of Britain's centenary celebrations.

There were no new inductees until 2000, when three more players were introduced as part of the build up to the 2000 Rugby League World Cup.

A further four players were inducted in 2005.
2005 Inductees

Eric Ashton MBE

Douglas Clark MM

Ellery Hanley MBE

Martin Hodgson


2000 Inductees

Vince Karalius

Tom Von Vollenhoven

Roger Millward MBE


1989 Inductee

Neil Fox MBE


1988 Inductees

William 'Billy' Batten

Brian Bevan

William 'Billy' Boston MBE

Alex Murphy OBE

Jonty Parkin

Gus Risman

Albert Rosenfeld

Jim Sullivan

Harold Wagstaff

Of those FOUR have played for our club (as indicated)


However the club has its own "Hall of Fame" (indicated in the Players Association Calendar thats presently on sale for next year in the stadium and Town centre shops --or by post --pm me if interested )
This is is the one being quoted on here I believe and indeed numbers 21 players . It includes Rosenfeld, Wagstaff and Clarke who played many times for the club --but not N Fox who spent most of his playing career at Wakefield

So as Boomer says - a player`s performances for the club really have to "stand out" for him to be in the clubs roster of greats --and then to be cited in Rugby League`s Hall of Fame -----[utruly[/u exceptional.

HTH

Both lists are on the SA [url=http://www.giantssupporters.co.uk/Editorial/Hall_Of_Fame.htmlwebsite[/url.

My source also states that Martin Hodgson played for the club. Is that correct or not?

Wasnt aware of that Ivor ---thought like Duggie he was a [irare[/i one club player at professional level

..............................but stand to be corrected -and will make some enquiries