KevHarkin on Neil Fox s right,Mick Morgan on his left, George Ballantine first left front row,Mick Hunte next to him,Graham Evans fourth in from left on front row, Terry Crook on Ian Brookes left front row, Looks like Kenny Endersby next to Terry, Nigel Wright front row far right. Jonny Thompson second left middle row. Nigel Bell ninth in from right middle row. know a few more but my eyes are going ,need a rest .

Back row

1?
2?
3 Batch
4 Aydin
5 Dave
6 Lyne
7 Bowes
9 Bill
10 Jowitt
11 Arona
12 Kay
13 Tanginoa
14 Crowther
15 Kershaaw
16 Pitts
17 Ashurst
18 ?
19 ?

Middle row

20 Ellis
21 JT
22?
23 Might be a Kelly
24 ?
25 Wray
26 Slater
27 Poching
28 ?
29?
30 Kirmo
31 G Price
32 Bell
33 ?
34 ?
35 ?
36 ?
37 W Price
38 ?
39 Applegarth
40 ?

Front row

41 ?
42 ?
43?
44 ?
45?
46 Fox
47 Morgan?
48 ?
49 Brooks
50 Crookes
51 ?
52?
53 Baffled but looks familiar
54 ?
55 Wright

no. 48, between Mick Morgan and Ian Brooke is Ken Rollin i think

I HAVE ADDED A FEW BUT COULD BE WRONG

1 Graham Law?
2. Craig Mould

Got it!

Middle Row, you missed out the guy in the pink jacket, so numbering isn't quite right on that but I've gone with how you've done it

18 Peter Fox
19 Martin Pearson
36 Andy Fisher
38 Matt Blaymire

Front Row
41 Harold Box
42 Michael Hunte
43 Dave Barrends
44 Graham Evans
45 Kevin Harkin
46 Neil Fox
47 Mick Morgan
48 Ken Rollin
49 Ian Brooke
50 Terry Crook
51 Ian Jowett
52 Dave Wandless
53 Les Sheard
54 Gerry Mann

I count 18 internationals and 2 who played for Yorkshire

There is some huge value on show but if you could pick two out of those on show (and there are loads missing) I’d go for….

Gareth Ellis. quality, ability, work ethic, leadership you name it.

Neil Fox, frankly I can’t imagine what he’d be worth on today’s market, an astronomical figure. That’s if SL could keep him or RL didn’t lose him to RU. He’s such a consummate player and athlete and one who clearly has a brain that in his case he isn’t era defined. I confidently say he would be a superstar today as much as he was in the sixties.

If he were playing today and Trinity were shrewd and had signed him up long term he could easily become SL‘S first million pound player whilst gaining us a whopping transfer fee should we be forced to sell.

I don’t think we’ll ever see such complete players as these in the future and certainly not ones with such complete mastery of one position.

Absolutely. You can't easily say how good they were or how valuable they'd be now.

To pick two different players I'd pick Ian Brooke and Nigel Wright.

Brooke is often overlooked because Of Neil but he was absolute class and a clever player. They partnered each other in the centres for GB when there were some great names around.

And Wright, apart from injuries could have had it all.

Normally I'd agree but not in the case of Fox, you only have to look at him today, what is he 80+? but could pass as 20 years younger, He doesn't look remotely frail, he's just a one-off in every respect, once in a lifetime player. Ellery Hanley was the same, Paul Sculthorpe, any era and dare I say almost any sport athletes,

If Wright had been physically stronger I'd agree but to be frank he makes Tom Johnstone look robust, had it all except for a body that could take the punishment, a genuine lost superstar.

I watched the first half of the proceedings on Trinity Tv last night. The room was packed and seemed a good atmosphere. As someone already mentioned, MC using 2 crutches, but I’m not sure why the table with a number of our first team squad mostly forwards, started booing when MC asked if Mason Lino was at the presentation.

I agree physique is extremely important.
If you can't handle it physically, no one will ever see your gift.

Howard Budby between Poching and Spencer

Andy Fletcher 3rd from left in middle row.

Between JT and Francis Stephenson ! Cant put a name on the player next to him but know his face?

Which one do you mean?

Jonny T Andy Fletcher, Franny Stephenson, then ?
Then second player top row is that Keith Mason?

It's Ian Hughes. Was big striding centre.
For the life of me I can't remember back row guy. Not Mason but it'll come to me.

Was'nt Ian a second rower? His brother Adam was the centre?

We had another Ian Hughes in the early 80's a young prop came through the colts ! Think and only think he might have joined the police force and gave up the game.

It looks like Mason to me.

The Hughes next to Franny S is not the centre, it's his brother who played in the pack (not certain but I think he was a fireman).
Adam Hughes was the centre

The guy in the pink jacket is Chris Stringer (hooker)

Your No. 33 is Roger Hudson! I used to have the dubious honour of piggy backing him up Bandstand Hill in Thornes Park most training sessions in the early 80's.

INOUT

Sorry you are right. I should have known that.
I hesitated when I typed it as I knew he was taller.