Best overseas player

[Casforthecup]

We've been treated to some great overseas players in the past. What are people's favourite 3? Mine would be Tawara nikui, Danny Nutley and Luke Dorn. Hard to pick just 3 mind

[old cas lass]

In no order.
Adrian vowles.
Richie Blackmore.
Luke Dorn.

[Casforthecup]

[REMOVED] forgot vowlsey...I feel bad

[Dez]

Nikau -it was like watching someone play a different game .he was the new generation... Brett atkins- came as an unknown and left a legend..Ronnie Gibbs -the smilling assassin. Brilliant enforcer .who can remember him at St helens and wakefield WOW

[old cas lass]

Nikau -it was like watching someone play a different game .he was the new generation... Brett atkins- came as an unknown and left a legend..Ronnie Gibbs -the smilling assassin. Brilliant enforcer .who can remember him at St helens and wakefield WOW

I remember Gibbs jelly legs at wakey........hard as nails.

[Tigerade]

Top 3 in no particular order :-

Adrian Vowles
Tawera Nikau
Dale Fritz

[gateman]

looking at the names mentioned we have had some cracking overseas players, but our present crop are not too shabby, there isn't any better players in our league in the positions they play than Roberts and Moors and who in their right mind could wish for any one with any more enthusiasm than Jesse this lad gives over 100% every match

[cogito ergo sum]

Lindner
Nikau
Blackmore

[drleftie]

[quote="Dez"]Nikau -it was like watching someone play a different game .he was the new generation... Brett atkins- came as an unknown and left a legend..Ronnie Gibbs -the smilling assassin. Brilliant enforcer .who can remember him at St helens and wakefield WOW[/quote

Brett Atkins became an instant hero. I think he shared digs with Steve Robinson who played at 6 and was still in his teens, and our third overseas player at the time was Gary Freeman. Happy days.

[JIN JER]

Nikau -it was like watching someone play a different game .he was the new generation... Brett atkins- came as an unknown and left a legend..Ronnie Gibbs -the smilling assassin. Brilliant enforcer .who can remember him at St helens and wakefield WOW

I remember Gibbs jelly legs at wakey........hard as nails.

"Will you be going back on in the second half Ronnie"?
"See what the coach says mate"?
As he ran off to Wishing on a star.

[tigerfeat]

Nikau
vowlsey
freeman

[SuffolkTiger]

Not easy.....

In no particular order:

Tony Kemp
Junior Moors
Richie Blackmore

[Le Van]

As a triumverate the three Kiwis from the 90's were collectively our best three teamwise but two out of the three can only be refused legendary status due to obvious reasons.

Nikau was the best by far, a top guy as well as a top player. ....

[Tamworth Tiger]

Nikau
Vowles
Manu

[Fumper27]

Coyne
Hlad
Sherwin

[Normy-Tiger]

Suprised none of you have Sean Rudder. He was fun to watch.....

[Danny Boy]

Grant Millington is right up there for me

[mdean]

Grant Millington is right up there for me

They're all of their time I guess, I haven't spent a lot of time watching all of them.
Vowles is an obvious choice because of the time he was here.
Manu was brilliant to watch.
Nutley and Millington in their own jobs, probably not fair to mention them together as they're so different.

In our wilderness, I was a massive fan of Steve Crouch, top bloke, good man and the line he ran for the try from back row in the GF was poetry.

It is hard to look beyond Nikau, as someone said previously he was a next generation player at the time.

[tigerfeat]

Made me smile thinking about T when he got mad hed make four or five tackles back to back ramming blokes into ground lol
cas legend

[StevieTheTV]

Above all, my favourite was Tawera Nikau, loved him even when he was at Wire....top bloke.

Next 2 for me would be

Adrian Vowles
Grant Millington

Honorable mentions for Dale Fritz, Aaron Raper, Luke Dorn, Brad Davis, Danny Nutley