Even as a great fan of Clive Sullivan the player, and the person, I honestly don't think he would be in contention for this honour if he hadn't died a tragic early death.

His Wembley connections are no more than many players and his case seems to be built around captaining England to a 'countback' victory in the 1972 World Cup in front of less than 5000 fans in France!

I am amazed there isn't more of a push for Andy Gregory to be honoured.

Here is a truly great dual Lance Todd Trophy winner who is completely synonymous with Wembley, having never lost in nine visits - an astonishing and unprecedented statistic!

Having never been sent off on the ground and, having never taken up ranks with the sport's enemy, his case demolishes that of Edwards and Hanley!

Vince Karalious ,then Rocky Turner on the bench

Brian McTigue and Dick Huddart ?



Crikey mate they didn't come any tougher than those two. We wouldn't have had any of the dirty play from Aus or NZ over the last two weeks if they had been playing.

Well they may have started it.



I'd have Brian Edgar in there, just for a bit of backup.

me too..but Bostons Welsh?
still...if rangi chase is english..billys nailed on english

He qualifies on residency.