For me it has to be Henry Paul. He was the most stylish player ive ever seen and could literally glide over the pitch especially in his younger years. He would often do very little for periods of the game and then just pop up at the right time and pull a wonder try out of the bag like a magician. I wish we had brought Robbie to Wigan then we could of kept Henry here. I saw the video of him on the Wigan Facebook page the other day and he still looks in superb condition and has not aged one bit.

I always used to enjoy watching Dean Bell, he was another who used to glide over the surface, he had pace, poise and presence.

Yes Bell was deceptively fast in his prime and had no real flaws in his game and did everything to a very high standard. Great player.

One of my favourite players was Gene Miles,this guy had enough skill for a full team of rugby players,its just a shame we only had him for one season

Inga

I was watching the Middlesex Sevens final against Wasps last night and Inga was absolutely immense in the final,i actually went to the tournament and all the kick and clap lot were choking on their Gin and Tonics as we absolutely annihilated on pure fitness on it's own,magical times

Sam, Paul, Inga, Robinson, Kenny the list could be long

Not necessarily the most enjoyable to watch every week even though he’s one of the best centres we’ve had but Gary Connolly.

It was particularly enjoyable seeing him switched to completely shut down Paul Newlove in the games they played against each other.

We've definitely been spoiled over the years. The list is endless with supreme talent.

For me Henderson Gill as he was my first, most recently Sam during his first spell.

You could even say Amos Roberts over that 10 game spell, absolutely unplayable.

Sam Tomkins 2009-2013 would be right up there. He was unplayable at points. The try at the Etihad against Saints where he dummied to himself was just outstanding and his try and celebration at Langtree park will live long in the memory. They were both in 2012 in that black and gold kit and they summed up how freakishly good he was at that point and he was feared (and hated because of the fear) across the league.

I’d say before Sam I’d be going with Robinson and Inga. They were dynamite and great to watch. They were the sort of players who made you sit up each time they got the ball.

I’d way those 3 have been the most enjoyable to watch but Terry Newton is my favourite. Watching these old derbies back has just reiterated how special he was for Wigan and how much playing for the club meant to him.

Martin Offiah.
One of the greatest wingmen ever to play the game. Like all truly fast men his feet hardly seemed to touch the ground.
Sublime.

good grief, how long have you got!!!!!!!!!

Rads
Connolly
Inga
Barrett
Kenny
Iro

Slightly less glamorous but for me but the two below on their day made me think they could do anything
Hock
Houghton

Also special mention for me to George Carmont. Bargain of the last 15 years. 100% every game, great man and total class

We could actually do this thread and ask for our favourites minus the obvious or we will all say Offiah, Robinson, Bell, Edwards, Farrell, Boston etc etc