Think it was in the last seconds. Hull vs Saints in the 2001 playoffs. Tommy Martyn's head was in touch (it had paint on it FFS!) and the ref said nothing. Game carried on, two or three tackles later Stankovich (I think) goes over for the winning try.

Robbed

Thats the first thing i thought of.

Andy Goodway for Wigan against Saints in the 1990 cup semi-final at Old Trafford.
If Loughlin had converted the first half tries we'd have been well clear at HT instead of just 12-6,but as it was it was 14-14 with 2 minutes to go and then Hanley made a midfield break and threw an outrageous forward pass inside to Goodway(missed by Mr R.Whitfield) who galloped away under the posts for the clincher.
It was right in the middle of Wigan's dominant period of RL and to beat them you had to be at your 100% best to get near them so to get so close and lose was gut-wrenching to say the least.
To cap the day off a happy Wiganer mooned our dejected coach party on the way out of the coach park!

Not a try, but Richard Agar's drop goal to win the 2000 NFP Grand Final 13-12 for Dewsbury



Luckily, we've scored a load of last minute tries/drop goals in dramatic circumstances, but not conceded too many.

"Thats not a try thats a miracle!"

I'm still gutted.

Going back a long time, but the incident that I am still pi$$ed about was being knocked out of the cup at the QF stage by Leigh at Craven Park in 83, the ref gave them a penalty in the last minute for an illegal play the ball, which was amazing as he had let about a hundred go during the rest of the game. We were on for a third Wembley on the trot

THank you very much, Steve Crooks.

Wasn't that ar$ehole who was reffing, but i take your point

It didnt break my heart, but it was amazing to watch.

Bradford Vs Wigan in the playoffs...2007 I think it was?

Bradford were cleaning house at Odsal but Wigan came back and posted up 28 odd points courtesy of a masterpiece display by Trent Barratt!

Not as amazing as the 70 pointer the Bulls put on you lot a while back, it didn't break my heart, more it split my sides

Got to agree there Gaz, i cried for 3 hours after.

How did I know you'd get saints fans on crowing about beating Warrington. Some people need to read the title of the thread







I'll go for Bradfords last try against Saints last wekeend

Outstanding moment of brilliance by Jiffy, backed up by the fact that we got a penalty just before that play and he kicked it about 80 meters to set up the position. Some games are won by one player and that certainly was one of them.

We haven't suffered that badly - I guess McGuire in the Challenge Cup semi a few years back is the worst I can remember.

What a Name
What a Game
What TRY


Shame leeds weren't as bad in the final as they were last week

Not a try, but Michael Withers' drop-goal at Odsal was pretty hard to stomach.

GB V Australia at the City of Manchester Stadium in something like 2004.

Opening match of the tri-nations, and on the back of the test series the year before where we also lost all the matches in the last minute. We took a 10-0 lead at half time; Aus battled back and literally scored on the last play.

It was a case of 'here we go again'. Still, we had a good up afterwards in Mary Ds.

And your telling us this because?

DO NOT TURN THIS INTO A HULL KR/FC FUK FEST......it's a genuine thread that doesn't need you tw@s messing with it

Daylight Robbery

May 22nd 1971.

Wigan v Saints at Station Road Swinton in the Championship Final.

Wigan were leading 12 - 11 in the last minutes and Saints threw the ball back for John Walsh to try a drop goal from close to half way. It missed by a mile but bounced over the Wigan fullback Colin Tyrers head and Billy Benyon touched down.

He was at least 5 yards in front of Walsh when the ball was kicked, but Eric Lawrenson the ref from Warrington gave the try and to make matters worse Coslett kicked the goal.

Oh for a video ref.

Benyon came into the Stork pub in Billinge a few months later. I asked him (no I told him) if he was offside. He winked, then laughed. "The ref said I wasn't." was his reply.

Kevin Sinfield kicking it off the touchline in the CC Semi vs Saints at Huddersfield to win the game. The year Hull FC won it i think, 2005?

I felt ill.

18th July 2004...London Broncos 32 Leeds 32......last kick conversion from Liam Botham (Leeds player, loaned to London) from the touchlime to secure a comeback from 18-36 with 10 minutes to go......

Botham recalled next week....released soon after


Bitter and Twisted Leeds

like many other cas fans have said steel retchless scoring for london after we had come back from the dead and looked destined for wembley onkly to have our hearts broken.

at the time of the game it was bad the next morning after sobering up it was unbelievable.

ETs pommy test try . combined with cliffy lions

That's what made it worse for Cas fans as we all believed we would have beat Leeds if we had made the final.