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.
4. Alex King
The fly-half was the pivot of the club during their most successful decade. Despite often conceding kicking duties to others during his career he still accumulated over 1000 points in 170 games including 33 dropped goals.
3. Joe Worsley
The back-rower was relentless in terms of commitment and physicality. He gave life-long devotion to the club, making 313 appearances and making too many tackles to count between 1993 and 2011.
2. Fraser Waters
Mr Reliable. The leader of the clubs famous blitz defence, twice a European cup champions, was the man of the match in the 2007 final as Wasps overcame Leicester 25-9 at Twickenham. 220 Wasps appearances in total, scoring an impressive 40 tries.
1. Lawrence Dallaglio
Ultimate one club man. Brought Test match intensity to every game he was involved in. Never backed down, a fantastic leader and remained loyal despite when big offers came his way. Without doubt, he is one of Wasps best players of all-time.