Player gets up after a hard tackle obviously confused from the massive hit,faces his own team plays the ball to the opponent.

Martin Bella in the '94 Grand Final I think it was


Some Kiwi takling a on Lang Park

Though not as funny when it happens to player from your own team....in a Grand Final.

Was well funny from where I was stood.

But not quite as funny as a winger attempting to pass to his fullback, chucking it about 5 yards too high, and giving the opposition's most hated player a walk in try... in a Grand Final.

Catalans v Hull FC last season, David Ferriol warming down on at the side of the pitch after being taken off, gets on an exercise bike, starts to pedal but the handle bars give way so that poor David falls over the top of the bike onto the floor

[url=http://www.superleague.co.uk/video/player.php?id=20344Shown here about 9.13 mins in[/url

Billy Slater, World Cup 2008: There you go Benji, here's the match...

Bobby Goulding slipping onto his face as he pulled his leg back running up to kick a game off.

Hull FC Lee Jackson with the rugby ball behind his back at leeds, while everyone is wait for a ball to kick back on the pitch he's run over the try line



and we still got beat

Leigh in Superleague

The sea of red cards in the South Stand that greeted Shaun Edwards the week after he got sent off for decapitating Brad Clyde at Wembley.

Alfie Langer one on one ball steal on Tommy Martyn over the try line at Wilderspool right in front of the Fletcher End, and seeing TM's face, brilliant.

The better one than that in the same game was sullivan throwing it inside on his own line straight to ian sibbit (i think) who put the ball down

That was harsh.

but true.

I remember a Wigan v Huddersfield game in 2008 when Kevin Brown knocked on taking a tap. How we laughed.

Dale Cordoza playing for Hudds against Fax at the Shay. Went in for an easy try but thought the dead ball line was the try line. All the more funnier that he punched his fist in the air to celebrate in front of the fax fans in the south stand when losing about 50-0 at the time. All the ground erupted with laughter, even the players were struggling to re-start cos they were laughing so much. Got on What Happened Next on Question of Sport.

Hull winger (eastwood I think) falling on his backside taking a conversion in the 1992 CC semi final.

Karma was repaid when Rivett cocked up against us for Hull KR in the Northern Rail final in 2006.

In a similar vein to the Cardoza incident, I remember a Donny player (I think) celebrating scoring a try at Hilton Park, only for him to put the ball over the 10m line rather than the try line.

You're welcome.

One of the Saints fans (whom I won't identify) when we played at Brentford stealing onto the pitch at half time, running up the field, putting a chip over the stewards, gathering and ground for the try before diving back into the other stand undected.

Willie Mason getting put in his place by Kidwell.

Things were aganst us from day 1. With a longer pre-season (all the best free transfers had been signed so we got the dregs) and Paul Terzis as coach we would have been much better. Even from the first two home games we had no luck, hammered down and sleeting for those, hence the poor crowds.

And for such a diaster of a first season we averaged just under 5k. Something Crusaders, Quins and Salford didn't do in 2010. Also in 2005 i'd say our travelling support was up there with some of the bigger teams.

Carl Towle putting the ball down on the 20 rather than the try line in a Hull Dockers v Skirlaugh local derby.

Gary Schofield changing centres at half time so he didnt have to play in front of the Threepenny Stand for Leeds.

My team mate going full length in a school match and then putting the ball down in the corner. When I as goalkicker told him he should have put it under the sticks, he picked the ball up and moved it.

Marcus Bai's tryscoring pass to Richard Whiting at Cardiff in 2005.

Paul King collapsing 20m out with no-one around him at Headingley as if he had been shot by a sniper.

Think it was Harlequins away this season, after scoring I think it was a winning try or his hat-trick, can't really remember but Tyrer picked up the ball after scoring the try and aboslutely smashed it, the ball happened to hit one of the Harlequins players in the face.

Drunk toppling from the top of the terraces at Hilton Park with tab and beer in hand, hit every step on the way down and broke his collar bone, tab still lit and pint in tact. Got a round of applause.