As part of our Super League 30 celebrations, fans have been given the chance to help select an all-time XIII, featuring legends of the game from across three decades.

Supporters were invited to choose their favourite player in each position from a shortlist of ten contenders, with some of the biggest names in Super League history going head-to-head for a place in the final team.

At full-back, fans had the likes of Catalans Dragons and Wigan Warriors ace Sam Tomkins, St Helens great Paul Wellens, Wigan Warriors icon Kris Radlinski and Leeds Rhinos’ dynamic Kiwi Brent Webb to choose from.

The competition was just as fierce in the front row, with Warrington Wolves and England captain Adrian Morley, Leeds Rhinos’ totemic forward Jamie Peacock, world-record buy Stuart Fielden and Saints firebrand James Graham among the contenders.

And at loose forward, the shortlist read like a Who’s Who of rugby league royalty, with Andy Farrell, Paul Sculthorpe, Kevin Sinfield and Sean O’Loughlin among those vying for a place in the side.

With a plethora of top-class performers having graced the competition throughout the Super League era, selecting an all-time XIII was never going to be easy.

Voting is now closed, with the players receiving the most votes in each position set to form the Super League 30 All-Time XIII.

The final team will be revealed at the end of the 2026 season, completing a celebration of three decades of Super League and the players who have helped make it what it is today.