Bak Diabira weaving his magic
Barry Seabourne sending the defence the wrong way
Kel Earl charging onto the ball and promptly dropping it
Pinching myself with disbelief that a player as good as Hanley was actually playing for us
Alan Rathbone's unreconstructed approach to on-field discipline
Robbie Paul's performance in the 1996 semi-final
The legendary Jack Marsten
The cheerleader with the chunky legs from the early 70s.
A cold, muddy Central Park filled to the rafters
A Keith Mumby tackle
Mike Lamb diving in at the corner in a third round tie against Wigan

That'll do me for the time being

Half time entertainment at Tattersfield. Wouldn't come off the pitch and second half delayed. Hilarious.

George Ambrum.....

MC Wiggy.......

Look on Jimmy lowes(Leeds) face at Valley Parade as he was about to swing a punch,but realised it was Karl Fairbank who would be the recipient.

Hanley beating everyone on the pitch in a run from his own in goal and touching down in the opponents far corner.

Berwyn Jones running straight as an arrow down the touchline from his own goal line beating player after player with sheer pace to touch down in the corner.

Terry price kicking ball after ball out of the ground from his own half in the days when the opponents then had to drop out from under the sticks.He single handedly got that rule changed.

A few hours talk with Peter Fox.

Another drop goal from Ian Van bellen.

Winning every scrum via Keith Bridges when scrums meant something.

One more Dave Stockwell side step.

I could go on.What a 49 years its been.

The away win at Hull KR in the last match of the 1991/92 season to stay in the First Division.

Barry Seabourne passing the ball behind his back to Stuart Carlton to score the only try in the 1975 No 6 Final in a mud bath at Wilderspool.

Graeme Bradley scoring a 60 metre try at the end of the 50-22 win v St Helens in 1996.

First Challenge Cup Final win for over 50 years at Murrayfield. Just wish it could have been at Wembley!

Paul Anderson hand off on Gary Connolly here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sio0IgFy7U0

Paul Anderson hand off on Gary Connolly here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sio0IgFy7U0

Heh, a win at Wembley has to be on the list. Sixty-four years is a long time to wait.

Hanley down the touch line against Fev at Headingley(and he's still going and he's still going)

And Michael Worrincey

Sir Keith standing under a 'bomb' with the rest of the team, in the sure and certain knowledge that it was as good as 'pouched', just standing with hands on hips . (Foxy gave them rollockings for doing that, when they [iought[/i to have been covering).

Jackie Austin's ram rod hand off running down the wing.

George Ambrum's run at Belle vue with Wakey prop David Jeanes hanging from his neck (he was a typically built prop of that time) and George wasn't for stopping..

Terry Price's drop goal at the old Craven Park, in Hull, from midway between his OWN 25 yd line and the halfway line.

Big Jeff Greyshon standing in the tackle, surrounded by tacklers, but [istill[/i getting the ball away.

Dave Watson knocking Kelvin Skerrett backwards onto his .

St John Ellis (when we had a great team) breaking through & a covering Paul Medley coming across & hitting him like a flying Des Drummond........& just bouncing off. I still can't believe I saw it. In fact I am starting to doubt I actually did.

Lionel Williamson cartwheeling after the Yorkshire Cup Final win against Hunslet at Headingley







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You've reminded of a Medders tackle which 'stuck' and which I should have included in my little list. A game against Widnes played at VP (cup match IIRC and Odsal was frozen), Paul Hulme got the ball directly from a scrum and Medley read the script perfectly, coming in like an exocet; Hulme went one way and the ball went the other, it was a classic bell-ringer.

Fair play to Hulme though, he got up and played on as if nothing had happened, though I suspect he had to come out again onto the pitch after the game to find his marbles..

Going to a Challenge Cup replay at Hull in 1979, having to stand with the baying codheads (ground was packed) and having to suppress most of my joy at beating them 8 - 4,when they thought they had the god given right to beat us. It got even better stood in the Fish Shop after the match I found a fiver on the floor!!!!
Oh deep joy.
And of course Sir Keith tackling as only he could.

Based on tonight's game: Olivier Elima going mental in a Bradford shirt.

It's halftime in Warrington/Cats and I fear for the entire Warrington team and Richard Silverwood's safety.

No one does aggression at the moment like Oli.

Penalty machine

Reason we beat Wigan away last year.

The roar when Jon Scales scored each of his two tries against Wigan at Odsal in 1996. I wonder when we'll next see a night like that again.

I think you'll find our coach didn't 'lay out' anyone! He punched a couple of players, neither even went down. I believe Tez Newton was the target after a snidy knee in the ribs as Macca was getting up to play the ball. Always gets exaggerated with every passing year! They were good digs though!

A good memory for was seeing Brian Mac knock out 5 Leeds players with 2 punches

Actually, the funnest bit was when he didn't even clock the ref but just 'walked, as he knew what was coming. I guess, as a coach, he will have plenty to say about 'indiscipline' from his team, so I wonder if any (with maybe long memories) remind him of that match.

Of course, he will probably say it was to his team's advantage, what with around seven opponents unconscious on the floor, and only the [ione[/i penalty conceded....

Just seen the clip and he didn't even deck Gibbo! It was Tez that kneed him in the ribs so he deserved a dig!

Glenn Hall's last minute try from a L'Estrange short ball to crash over to beat Wigan 22-20 in 2010.

One of the very few highlights from the 'McNamara Years'.

That was a class second half