As others have said Kirke was a decent, at times very good, sub prop.

Ablett absolutely an unsung hero, same goes Delaney for me. Neither quite got the praise they deserved in my opinion. They were a massive part of the treble win, held the middle of the field with massive work rates of good quality defence.

Also some who isn’t really an unsung hero because he rightly got plenty of praise but I still don’t think we fully appreciated at the time just how good Brent Webb was. Watching some of these games back and his movement both on and off the ball was superb and his passing put us in for some great tries as did his support play.

Ditto.

As a Wiganer looking in from the outside i would 100% say that Ablett and Keinhorst top this list. One player in recent history i used to hate lining up against us was Ben Jones-Bishop. As soon as that ball went out to his wing i just knew he was going in (and usually did)

Andrew Dunemann is right up there for me.

Beat me to it. He was alongside Borrow and McGuire for their early years and was outstanding. Skillful and a very physical defender - which he showed off as replacement hooker when Diskin blew his knee out end of 2004 for GB.

I would add Martin Masella. A beast of a runner and put in some massive hits. Not hugely skillful but boy did he run into people hard - with and without the ball. Great player.

Going wayyy back I'd have to say Neil Hague was one of the most versatile and durable pros you would ever come across.

Graham Eccles.