6. Simon Shaw
The lock put in a monumental shift for the club between 1997 and 2011 and played a key part in all the club success in this period. A record 339 games for the club, 25 tries and that iconic drop-goal he slotted against Bath in 2000
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5. Mark Taylor
The All Black legend stayed in the UK following New Zealand’s tour and ended up starring for Wasps for five years, becoming a cult figure at the club. He single-handily ensured that, despite still being an amateur side, the club stepped up their standard of play and fitness.