That was also at Odsal.

yeah it was bricks, we was on about that yesterday on the way down to london

yes we are but dont see how thats alters the fact that wigan fans are notorious for abandoning their team

A couple of things....one was when me and our kid were watching cas at wakey when we had scored, i think it was danny orr who converted and this "yoof" held his arms up to catch the ball, only a la mcgoldrick, it went straight through his arms and bust his nose all over his face, much to the amusement of everyone around, ....the other would probably me falling over when doing mr purrfect away at donny

At least we turn up BEFORE the kick off.

Karl Pratt in the 2002 County Of Origin game at Headingley.

Made a line break and headed towards the try line on his own, started dancing about 15 metres from the try line, tripped himself up and fell on his .

Unfortunately he managed to get up and score, but I couldn't stop laughing at the fact that made a complete tit of himself and it almost cost Yorkshire a try.



Still, it meant nothing in the end as Lancashire won 36-28.

Australia 86 - 6 South Africa at Gateshead, World Cup 1995.

John Hopoate scored a try and as Australia were setting up for the kick-off he was walking backwards to his position, straight into the advertising hoardings and over onto his head.

Biggest cheer of the night, except for SA's try.

and you usually pay for your tickets rather than get them free with the morning copy of the Metro. Hudds fans don't you just love their not so new found superiority complex

hopawati rapping players in tackles

Good Friday 1990 Saints v Wigan.
Saints Les Quirk gets tackled into touch 5 yards short of the Wigan line and John Holdsworth signals Wigan scrum.As the packs meet the Wigan scrum half Bobbie Goulding is nowhere to be seen as he was getting treatment 50 yards upfield so with the ball on the ground Saints scrum-half Shane Cooper just picked it up,fed the scrum and Holdsworth said play-on!It happened so quick I only picked it up on video after.
I'm sure this happened in a SL game a few years ago too.

The Footyshow had some clips of players playing the ball the wrong way, which were quite amusing. Although the funniest one was a player that, in the days when you could, took a quick tap to himself (no square markers) and went hell for leather towards the try line. Only trouble was, it was his own try line – he made an easy 30 metres before he realised!

1966 championship final between saints and hallifax, colin dixon smacked john mantle and an old woman ran on the pitch and battered dixon with her umbrella.

I wish i could of seen that

it was hilarious.

I was at a game at Salford over 20 years ago against Leeds and there was an old-style three wheeled car for someone with disabilites parked at the side of the pitch.

A Salford play sent a kick high up towards the clouds and we all watched it's graceful arc as it soared upwards, then came hurtling back down, straight onto the bonnet of the poor chap's car. He had no idea it was coming and nearly jumped thourhg the roof of his motor.

We tried no to laugh. Honestly.

Saints were playing Huddersfield at the Galpharm in 2007.

It was the coldest game ever, wind was down to about -3 something like that, Matt Gardener was heading straight for the line and was strangely looking to pass, as he turned his head back from looking Lee Gilmour got his shoulder right under the chin of Gardener and he must have gone about what 4/5 yards into the air and backwards.

Also from that game, Long kicked the ball to touch for a penalty, a fan ran down a fair way from the top of the stand to catch the ball. He caught the bal but then realised he wasnt going to be able to stop in time and went head over over the advertising boards.

That or seeing Paul Anderson slotting one over from the sideline against Leeds.

LOL.

"Sherlock" at Hull KR this year.

That would be me.

I'd like to say that the beer was ruling my head that day, but I was stone cold sober.



I made up for it after the match though.



The banter I got from the East stand at Craven Park that day was quite good as well...

I was watching a London Broncos game on Sky back in the 90s.
London had won and some of the crowd were on the pitch, one excited fan was comically bashing the guy in the Bronco Mascot suit on the head. After the cartoon protests of the fluffy horse failed to stop the giddy assault, the bronco removed his costume head to reveal he was former player Bernard Carroll (the scary guy with the bald, tattooed head).

The excited fan proceed to fill his pants and obviously stopped hitting him on the head.

Kemik the Viking back in the day was brilliant. Loved his impersonations of Bradford's players to their music. Once he wanted a break so put his head at one end of a hoarding and lay on the other side.

Jules O'Neill for Widnes (Against Hull KR I think) passing the ball but it went like straight up in the air. Think it was JON anyway, still laugh thinking about it.

Sean Long doing a celebration behind the line in the process of scoring a try and dropped the ball

think it was Salford (gardner) ran half the length of the pitch dived for the line and grounded the ball short






Could have been in last seasons Northern Rail final

We train on a 3G pitch that is also used for football. Earlier on this season we were playing a game of touch when this Hungarian bloke, who obviously didn't know the rules to the game (and is also a bit weird), got the ball and proceeded to throw it into a 5 a side goal and celebrate

Alfie Langer just pinching the ball from Tommy Martin behind his try line and putting it down right in front of the Fletcher End at Wilderspool