Re: POUND FOR POUND, WHO DO YOU THINK WAS WIGANS BEST WINGER
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Billy Boston speed and strength had it all
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Re: POUND FOR POUND, WHO DO YOU THINK WAS WIGANS BEST...
Even though he was only at Wigan for a short while, it has got to be John Ferguson. Never watched Boston play so cannot make judgement.
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Re: POUND FOR POUND, WHO DO YOU THINK WAS WIGANS BEST...
Not even worth the discussion. William John Boston by quite a distance. He had everything, speed, strength, evasive ability etc. Add to that he could play fullback, wing, centre and stand-off, the complete player.
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Re: POUND FOR POUND, WHO DO YOU THINK WAS WIGANS BEST...
Same here. I never saw Boston play and Fergie is my all time favourite winger. Think he once scored a long range try with only one boot on!sheepdip wrote:Even though he was only at Wigan for a short while, it has got to be John Ferguson. Never watched Boston play so cannot make judgement.
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Yep. Pretty simple really!Mike wrote:Go for it. If they are still interesting people will comment. If not they won't.butt monkey wrote:Mike wrote:
Why should it be against the rules? People can discuss what they like when they want to.
Mike, if you want me to trawl the previous 15 years off the site and resurrect threads not relevant whatsoever then I promise you I will and so much so it will pee everybody off enough to leave
There has to be reasons for doing this, and even more so with something relevant that has the need for an ancient thread being brought back into "news"
Surely it would have been more simple for the poster to have started a new thread? Yes? How long would it have taken them to find this particular subject that they were looking for in order to post in? More to the point did they even know it existed?