Kenny Logan

Flying Scottish international winger who joined the club from Stirling County in '96/97 to make an amazing 5-try Wasps debut against Orrell. However, the 98-99 season was one Kenny would rather forget. Whilst he wasn't the only player at the club to struggle, his fall from grace was arguably the most dramatic.

Eight tries in his first five games (seven in the Heineken Cup) signalled a great season for the 26 year old Scotland international, but this was a false dawn as a series of mishaps saw him fade in the new year.

Kenny missed the Tetley Bitter Cup Final in '99 but was very much part of the side that lifted the trophy for the second year running in 2000.

The highlight of Kenny's '99/00 season for Wasps may well be his magnificent kicking performance against Bourgoin in the Heineken Cup, when he slotted seven penalties between the uprights.

Losing out on a Scotland call-up at the end of the season, Logan was selected for the Barbarians squad to take on Ireland, Scotland and Leicester. Like many players he will look to come back refreshed for 2000-01 and to make up for inconsistent form in the league.

Recalled to the Scotland squad November 2000 and after an impressive 2000/2001 felt somewhat disappointed at missing out on a place in the Lions squad for the tour to Australia.