Except that they'd probably be playing for Australia

1. Harris

2. Hicks

3. Kohe-Love

4. Gleeson

5. King

6. Briers

7. Langer

8. Morley

9. Monaghan

10. Nutley

11. Wainright

12. Westwood

13. Sculthorpe

1. Johnson

2. Drummond

3. King

4. Davies

5. Hicks

6. Woods

7. Briers

8. Morley

9. Monaghan

10. Boyd

11. Roberts

12. Westwood

13. Gregory

Subs

14. Mann

15. Jackson

16. Tamati

17. Blake

Only change to my team after this season is monaghan starting in place of the legend Duane Mann. No way am i putting a fullback who cannot tackle one on one (sorry Brett, but it's true) in ahead of Johnson. Anybody who saw Mark Roberts play and hasn't put him in should find another sport to watch.

1. Whitehead

2. Drummond

3. Fulton

4. Davies

5. J Bevan

6. A Murphy

7. Gordon

8. Morley

9. Monaghan

10. Boyd

11. Roberts

12. Westwood

13. Gregory

Subs

14. D Chisnall

15. Jackson

16. Martyn

17. K Kelly



This is my team, playing to todays rules. Anyone who saw Bobby Fulton play simply couldnt leave him out of the side. I never saw B Bevan play hence Ive not included him in my selection If the team was intended to play in the 1960-70s then Ashcroft would be the hooker and the 2nd row would be Nicholas and Wanbon.

This thread to me, is like lusting over the girl you've had the hots for, for years, but done nothing about it, and then regrets....





I'd pretty much go along with Moe's and Biscuits' choices, given as I'm of a similar vintage.



Of the Prem 86 pack, I can happily demote Sanderson (he was workmanlike...and you need them)



Going forward a couple of years, Davidson was great, but not THAT awesome, as a lot give him credit.



I'm at a loss to pick 2 wingers from Drummond, Bevan (J) and Hicks...there's 3 of my all time favs (when I was 40, my missus got me a birthday cake with Dessie scoring a try, on the top of it)



I'm in TOTAL agreement with Moe, on the Roberts issue. Those of you under early 30's, never got to see a FANTASTIC player. An example of how a second rower should follow his scrum-half around the field

With this type of exercise its always difficult to leave out world class talent at the expense of players who were more than just great players to Warrington.



So what might be an interesting twist is you can only pick players who played for more than 5 seasons...so no 2 season or even 3 match wonders....players who really committed to Warrington for a very good part of their playing career...if not all of their playing career.



again only using players I have seen



1 B Johnston

2 M Foster

3 P Cullen

4 Toa Kohe-Love

5 J Bevan

6 K Kelly

7 L Briers

8 P Wood

9

10 A Morely

11 B Westwood

12 M Roberts

13 M Gregory



14 K Shelford

15

16

17

A 5 season rule is difficult because there aren't that many players that play 5 seasons. Mine would change to



1. Brent Grose

2. Des Drummond

3. Toa Kohe-Love

4. Allan Bateman

5. Chris Riley

6. Kevin Ellis

7. Lee Briers

8. Adrian Morley

9. Jon Clarke

10. Paul Wood

11. Paul Cullen

12. Ben Westwood

13. Mike Gregory (c)



14. Chris Bridge

15. Ben Harrison

16. Kelly Shelford

17. Mark Hilton

Shelford is a good shout...but how many seasons did he do?

1991-1997, I was surprised when I saw he'd been with us that long.

blimey!..that is a surprise..I would have said 4 at the most!

Yes because Shelford was good in his first three seasons, outstanding in his fourth when we nearly won the league, and for the next four years he was less and less effective, so got forgotten about.



Similar pattern to Brent Grose.

I thought Brent Grose played 4 seasons at Warrington & not 5.