ToAT: Scrum half nominations, Get 'em in!!

[ancientnloyal]

A biggy, Needed nominations for the Scrum half position please.

Voting will begin next saturday or sunday after the second rowers have their fight settled.

[butt monkey]

got to be andy greg

by a fraction over Adrian Lam

[bertina]

Easy. Andy Gregory.

[jobo]

Greg, Lam, Mike Ford, Sean Edwards, Tommy Bradshaw. That's as far back as I go.

Reckon Greg shades it for me.

[No straw damn us]

Frankie Parr, Adriam Lam, Shaun Edwards. Greg was great going forward but attitude and defence let him down.
Edwards for me.

[The Yonner]

I'd like to nominate Jimmy Nulty. He was scrum half during that difficult spell in the mid-1970's when Wigan tried to rebuild a decent side but ultimately failed. Maybe he wasn't as naturally talented as Gregory and a few others, but he had all the skills including tackling, kicking and a strong defence.

He was arguably the best Wigan player who never won a winners medal - even managing to miss the Lancashire cup win in 1973 through injury. An inspirational player, and very consistent - I don't remember him having a bad game in five years in the jersey.

[wildbeast]

Andy Greg without question

[THE 18th Man]

Lammy for me. for someone like Rads to say he is the best player he ever played with says alot about his skill in the game. he was also someone i looked up to as i started watching Wigan in 2001 and even at only 9 years old could see the work he did to make an impact on the games

[Kittwazzer]

I'd like to nominate Jimmy Nulty. He was scrum half during that difficult spell in the mid-1970's when Wigan tried to rebuild a decent side but ultimately failed. Maybe he wasn't as naturally talented as Gregory and a few others, but he had all the skills including tackling, kicking and a strong defence.

He was arguably the best Wigan player who never won a winners medal - even managing to miss the Lancashire cup win in 1973 through injury. An inspirational player, and very consistent - I don't remember him having a bad game in five years in the jersey.

Unless I'm mistaken, Nulty was one of the ringleaders in the strike which ultimately led to our relegation!

[ancientnloyal]

I'll throw Bradshaw's name into the ring like some other posters. Was an exceptional player by all accounts. Amongst the other obvious choices


What about Thomas Leuluai? Has a strong case being world cup winner, tri-nations, harry sunderland, etc etc even though he is current his only weakness seems to be his kicking at times.