I think for sheer joy after the try was scored, I'd have to go for Calderwood's 3rd at Bradford.

As aleady mentioned, Carney's at Headingley in the '03 playoff was pretty special, and Joel's try at Wire this year was a nice one to witness!

Has to be that full lengther for me too. mainly for the fact the prick Alan tait had said before the game the chariots wasn't good enough to take people on the outside..... dumbass

Another great and crucially important try was ( if I remember correctly!) in the last league game of the season against Castleford in 94. It was the night of the new shirt launch and we had parachutists landing on Central Park before the game. Wigan were trailing 12-0 after 2 early Cas tries when Offiah went to acting halfback about 15 yards from the Wigan line ( Spion Kop end, left hand corner, quite close to where we were sitting in the Douglas Stand). He went on one of his arcing runs ( not dissimilar to Wembley 94), seemed to beat over half the Cas team and scored in the top right hand corner. That launched the Wigan comeback.

It was also the game when with Wigan leading by about 6 points Cas broke and Edwards flew across and tackled the winger into touch - one of those fanastically timed efforts where the momentum rolled him into touch - again right opposite us. That brought just as loud a cheer as the Offiah try - we knew then we'd be champions - again!