Billy Boston

A prolific try-scorer during his career with Wigan and Blackpool Borough, the Welsh flier lit up Wembley on six occasions, winning three Challenge Cups. A member of the RL Hall of Fame, Boston scored 478 tries in 485 games for Wigan.

Jonathan Davies

Another signing from Wales RU, Davies made a hugely successful cross-code switch with Widnes and Warrington. Equally at home at stand-off, centre and full-back, from where he scored a stunning try at Wembley in 1994 as Great Britain defeated Australia 8-4.

Shaun Edwards

Won nine Challenge Cup finals at Wembley with Wigan and also appeared at the stadium with London Broncos in 1999. Edwards was the lynchpin of the Wigan side. Was sent off for a high tackle on Bradley Clyde of Australia at Wembley in 1994.

Don Fox

A huge talent, Fox remains a heroic figure at both Featherstone and Wakefield Trinity, with whom he won the Lance Todd Trophy as Man of the Match at Wembley in 1968. His place in Cup legend is assured from that final, when he missed the last-kick conversion that would have won the game for Wakefield.

Neil Fox

The younger brother of Don and Peter, Neil Fox scored a phenomenal 6,220 points during a career that took in six clubs, most notably Wakefield Trinity. A strong, powerful centre, his two tries and seven goals helped Trinity to victory over Hull at Wembley in 1960.

Ellery Hanley

Regarded by many as the greatest Rugby League player of all time, the three-time Man of Steel often saved his best for Wembley with Wigan and Great Britain. He won four Challenge Cup finals with Wigan, the first against Halifax in 1988 when he scored a sensational try.

Alex Murphy

The scrum-half captained three different clubs at Wembley – St Helens, Leigh and Warrington – and is still held in high esteem by fans of all three clubs. A precocious talent, Murphy was outstanding in a Great Britain jersey, for which he collected 27 caps.

Martin Offiah

‘Chariots’ is already celebrated at Wembley with a bar named after him in recognition of the wonder try he scored in the 1994 Challenge Cup final against Leeds, when he brought the stadium to its feet on an 80-metre run. He won four Challenge Cup finals with Wigan and represented Great Britain on 33 occasions.

Clive Sullivan

The flying Welsh winger remains a legendary figure in Hull, where he scored 250 tries for Hull and 118 for Hull KR. He captained Great Britain in the 1972 World Cup final and was on the wing for Hull KR in the Hull derby at Wembley in 1980.

Lance Todd

The New Zealander was a member of Wigan’s first Challenge Cup winning team in 1911 and later went on to be a hugely successful manager at Salford. The man of the match award in the Challenge Cup final, the Lance Todd Trophy, commemorates his contribution to the sport.

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You know it makes sense.

Done - does this have any influence over the actual result?

interesting what the poll results are so far on here: www.internationalrugbyleague.net/polls.htm

interesting what the poll results are so far on here: www.internationalrugbyleague.net/polls.htm

A giant in the game and it would be a fitting tribute to the great man, he got my vote!

Quote ="jonny the leyther"interesting what the poll results are so far on here: www.internationalrugbyleague.net/polls.htm'" Billy Boston 0.46% Jonathan Davies 0.46% Shaun Edwards 0.92% Don Fox 1.6% Neil Fox 2.75% Ellery Hanley 4.81% Alex Murphy 2.29% Martin Offiah 2.29% Clive Sullivan 83.07% Lance Todd 1.37%

Quote ="jonny the leyther"interesting what the poll results are so far on here: www.internationalrugbyleague.net/polls.htm'" Billy Boston 0.46% Jonathan Davies 0.46% Shaun Edwards 0.92% Don Fox 1.6% Neil Fox 2.75% Ellery Hanley 4.81% Alex Murphy 2.29% Martin Offiah 2.29% Clive Sullivan 83.07% Lance Todd 1.37%

Done.

Official voting is here www.therfl.co.uk/surveys/wembleystatue

Official voting is here www.therfl.co.uk/surveys/wembleystatue

i think a statue of the challenge cup trophy itself instead of an individual player would save any arguments and would be something which all fans of any club can identify with and promote our great game!