the one for me was when we came from 18 points behind after 60 minutes against leeds and won the game by 2 points. final score was 22 - 20. this was in the days of when players like scholdfield and hanley was playing for leeds. when i left the ground i felt like i was walking on air.

Ok, like I said before;

Cas at Millenium - particularly for Moore's try where, despite being the big prop he is, he ran the length of the field with the attacking play - Wigan at home later that season as well with Moore's length of the field try

Cas, home and away in the relegation season. Bulls at home first game of season - Betham was awesome in defense and Elimas tackle on Bai with a kick from the scrum for White to score

Wire away that season as well - Briers missing the winning conv in the last min

Cas away last year - 30 mins of sheer 0-0 tension, then a tap on their ten meant Judas (Scully) popped up a beautiful pass for Martin to dive over (the try made all the more enjoyable because before the tap I turned to my dad and told him the play) - after that we completely dominated

Leeds away - "death (Hudds home) and resurrestion of Jesus" weekend and the game when, if I remember rightly, Watene scored the winning try

Bulls away, first game of season when 10k Bulls fans walked out with 10 mins to go and then Wigan at home second game of season with Rooney's immense try

Hull play off game

Bulls at home - coming from 10/12 nil down in the first ten mins to win with the D March try

Saints at Oakwell

Fev in Div 1 final

Sheffield at Elland Rd to win the last Yorkshire Cup - also Fev away in Semis

Oldham away the season after stands out for me - Henry Paul brought us from well behind in a woeful performance to draw 20-20

Fev home last game of season in about '92/'93 when we got them relegated. I was only a sprog around then, so Wire at home was the first evening Sky match I had been to and we beat them 12-10


Salford away in CC season before last is a fave, but that was more for the entertainment value of the drunk and topless Salfordian goofing around on the roof of WMC next door

whoops, got carried away there.....

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Without being pedantic was it not 17-0 or am I thinking of a different game? Them do or die relegation games and there are plenty of them take some beating for memories. But are we getting away from the title of thread. Sunday's Wakefield side would have beaten all them Wakefield teams or would they?

1 of my most fave games ever , the lady who use to do the tannoy (STEWARTS TO EXITS

) was told that under no circumstance was she to give out the latest scores if featherstone were losing , so she put radio leeds over the tannoy .... "And as it stands remarkably featherstone are at this moment relegated"



some of the fev army started to get out of hand

but not as much as the fella who ran on the pitch that day the coppers chased him over the pitch and tackled him 10 meters short.

We saved Bradford , KR and another club whom i forget ....

I made my first away trip without the aid on the Neil Vause funbus on that day, got lost and made it in for half time, gutted when i walked in to see the score but what a second half, the atmosphere that day was electric, i have never heard a wakey crowd as loud as that day we where immense. The Henry Paul game at wigan i missed due to being skint and it was the 1st game i missed in about 3.5 years.

The away game at Cas (Do not fear it's only John Kear) the pressure on that game was immense, to win and win so well whilst having 2 men sent off was just unbelievable, any one of those games at the back end of the season could go down as greats due to the ammount of pressure we where under but the Cas away sticks out for the fact we nilled them on their own patch. That must really stick in there throats still now.