: Fri Oct 16, 2009 8:14 pm  

1. Henry Paul
2. David Smith
3. Keith Smith
4. Steve Diamond
5. Andy Fletcher
6. David Topliss
7. Mike Lampkowski
8. Trevor Skerrett
9. Brad Drew
10. Brian Lockwood
11. Bill Ashurst
12. Gareth Ellis
13. Ray Price

14. David Solomona
15. Mick Morgan
16. Graeme Idle
17. Michael Korkidas

: Fri Oct 16, 2009 11:33 pm  

1. H.PAUL
2. R.ATKINS
3. K.SMITH
4.B.JACKSON
5.B.JULIFF
6.W.LEWIS
7.D.BROUGH
8. A.SHELFORD
0.S.OBST
10 T.SKERRITT (HANDS DOWN)
11 D.SOLOMONA
12.G.ELLIS
13. R.PRYCE

R.HUDSON
J.GLANCY
D.TOPLISS
A.KELLY

18TH MAN MATT FULLER (HELD TOGETHER WITH STICKY TAPE)

: Fri Oct 16, 2009 11:36 pm  

1. Blaymire
2. Blanch
3. Domic
4. Demetriou
5. Sovatabua
6. Pearson
7. Brough
8. Watene
9. Nat Wood
10. Korkidas
11. Solomona
12. Poching
13. Ellis

14. Latu
15. Tadulala
16. Westwood
17. Moore

Pretty mean aggressive team there ha

: Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:00 am  

TURFEDOUT wrote:

Andrew Leeds

used to think only i remembered him was a fine player and IIRC played with georgialis and Whittaker

: Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:11 am  

1 Matty Blymire (Loads of potential)/Martin Holland
2 semi tadulala
3 andy mason
4 Ged Byrne
5 Peter Fox
6 Steve Ella
7 Henry Paul
8 John (never miss a tackle) Glancey
9 Sam Obst
10 Darren Fritz
11 Richard slater
12 Dave Solomona
13 Willie Poaching

Subs
14 Steve Georgiallias (Spell check please)
15 Nathan Wood
16 Mark Graham
17 JD

: Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:02 am  

MUTLEY CAT wrote:

used to think only i remembered him was a fine player and IIRC played with georgialis and Whittaker

For me the best Full back at Wakey

: Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:33 am  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

There are some advantages to being old then?

Some good teams posted already by the 'young uns' on here.

However if they had been lucky enough to see the likes of Neil Fox in his prime it would have taken their views on what is a good player to another level.

: Sat Oct 17, 2009 8:03 am  

Prince Buster wrote:

Some good teams posted already by the 'young uns' on here.

However if they had been lucky enough to see the likes of Neil Fox in his prime it would have taken their views on what is a good player to another level.

it wasn't until I viewed a dvd on the wigan v wakefield cup final did I know how good Harold Poynton stand off and Mal Sampson who was at prop one of the unsung heros,
the contest in the scrum was a continuous grind and always seemed to have the upper hand against his opposite player not only that he was always available for the drives and managed to slip through to score (first prop to score at Wembley so I'm lead to believe) in them days there wasn't the comfort zone of coming off for a brief spell
I still see him walking his labrador at the stanley ground with two ski sticks to help keep going due to his health, he will always find to to chat to the kids and is proud to show them his winning medal,

Poynton seemed to open up the defense so easily like a knife through butter

: Sat Oct 17, 2009 8:15 am  

snowie wrote:

Poynton seemed to open up the defense so easily like a knife through butter

Harold Poynton and Toppo were classic stand offs. Wally Lewis, Henry Paul etc, were just as great but they played with a different style in a different era. However Poynton had the edge on all the others I have mentioned in defence.

If you ask uncle ted who is favourite all time player at Trinity was he'll tell you Harold Poynton.

: Sat Oct 17, 2009 8:59 am  

Prince Buster wrote:

Harold Poynton and Toppo were classic stand offs. Wally Lewis, Henry Paul etc, were just as great but they played with a different style in a different era. However Poynton had the edge on all the others I have mentioned in defence.

If you ask uncle ted who is favourite all time player at Trinity was he'll tell you Harold Poynton.

he took newsagency to a whole new level as well