Yep he was English (is rather), I thought I'd edited that out! I think in 2000 we had some talent but due to reasons off the pitch they only gave 50%, probably similar to what has happened this year at times and in 2005.

tracey lazenby.

sorry mate if you include Tracey Lazenby in the list then add Dave Topliss... Andy Mason... etc

why does everybody get off on bagging people... I have every respect for someone who has pulled on the Trinity shirt at senior level

... some dont make it... for whatever reason.

Correct, and thats how it should be.

Ted?

That one baffles me, as does the Marchy one.
They gave it their all and had a fair amount of skill, Lazenby especially.

And as stated above, I really don't see the fun in bagging our own players.
We finally start getting good news.....someone starts a 13 greats post to add even more good feeling...... and someone else feels the need to put something negative up.

It's a free world so I wouldn't stop you doing it, but I just don't get it.

Steve McNamara (swear blind he only came for the money, never gave anywhere near the same effort he did at Hull or Bradford)
Brent Todd (came for the money with mate Mark Graham, turned into every tackle and sometimes tackled himself)
Andrew Fletcher (was the point in being comical in that he could only turnaround in one direction, someone would run past his right shoulder but he'd only spin left)
Stuart Smith (blind in one eye and you could tell. Must be up there with the highest rate of knock ons).

In full agreement about Todd.
Andy Fletcher was one of the best finishers we've had in my time as a fan. We've not had many who could pick a ball up in their own in goal area and go the full length of the pitch without ever being in danger of being caught. Saw this at Hull KR's Craven Park when Clive Sullivan knocked on grounding the ball. Add this to his CC Semi Final try and it's Legend status we're talking about here!

Unbelievably I forgot to mention Paul Cooke, mind you that was probably obvious to many here.

DENNIS BEERCART I MEAN BEECRAFT

Great shout! I'll edit my 1st post he was truly terrible. Uncle Albert used to point left after every tackle Trin made then play would go right.

lamond copestake

+ 2 others whose names escape me - one was a goalkicking centre from canberra with curly hair (circa 1995) - think it begins with c

the other just turned up and said he could play and cos he had an auusie accent we let him (circa 1992)

the names will come to me......

Can't resist throwing the old into the ring on threads like this.





The "GITS" XIII for me would have to be:

1. Paul Reilly
2. Waine Pryce
3. Paul Sampson
4. Matty Sears - OK that one may be harsh.










5. Andy Kirk
6. Kevin King
7. Bobbie Goulding
8. Danny Lima
9. Maxime Greseque
10. Danny Sculthorpe
11. Brett Ferres
12. Steve McNamara
13. Paul Cooke - Top Git himself.

Top XIII to follow.

remembered the centres name - jamie corcoron from canberra.

Can't believe I forgot about Kevin King (of Beers). Mex bars number one customer...

Better on the Super League game than real life…his sister was a better player.

Kingy hates a beer...

Peter Benson, Richard Goddard, Jules O'Neil, Julian O'Neil, Bobbie Goulding, Fatnamara, Tony Kemp (although he did chuck a Cas player on the floor WWE style behind the ref's back at Cas once), Teapot, Cooke, Atkins once he'd cemented his position in the squad, Rob Spicer, Sculthorpe, that ref that got chased off the pitch that time

Peter Benson would have to take on the goal kicking duties.

I always though Spicer was a decent player, his defence was awesome..

Wayne McDonald...Softest prop in rugby league alongside Bailey!!!

You must be joking !
Tracey was a great bloke who was Wakey through and throgh even though he was from Hull !! Adding to this it was a pleasure playing along side him on a few occations !!

John Kear.

Its taken an outsider to push the button

The other one was Jaimie Kelso

i think the referee was karl kirkpatrick