Go on then lets hear them.

Best memory, probably getting Baz installed as head coach.Worst memory,losing to Dudley Hill in the cup.

Best Memory, the video ref giving the try as time ran out in the Grand Final against Sheffield to win the game as it was tightest video ref decision I've ever seen.

Worst, finding out we were going into administration 2 days after I'd bought a season ticket. Very closely followed by getting beat by Dudley Hill it was bad enough they were amateurs but the fact they were from Br*dford made it all the worse.

Worst memories are the result of not enough beer - best memories are lost forever due too too much...

I'm a new boy so don't have all that many memories to go on, but I'm sat twiddling my fumbs, so what the heck...
Best? Probably beating York to get to the Grand Final.
Worst? None really - maybe wading around in p**s in the bogs, when there was no lights to see by..?
Happy days!

You should have aimed better Mick

Best moments were winning 2 grand finals. Worst moments being shafted by directors each time, after 1st again sheffield we lost a few players yet the management would not let Gary Moorby replace any which could have meant difference to staying up. We only got hammered by hkr. The 2nd and most recent win as been marred by non payment to the taxman. have a guess whn are the common denominators in this, answers on a postcard please

You had your chance to hate him a long time ago, but no. You sucked ass while the sun shone.. shame on you

I've got an unusual favourite moment because we got beat 36-0, but it was the transpennine cup final in 2001 verses leigh, it was in the weeks after a mass exodus of players and the only players who were left were players who wanted to play for keighley, I've never seen such commitment from such a young side, Rammy and stevo were incredible that night. link to a match report here. archive.thisisbradford.co.uk/200 ... 39730.html

I've got an unusual favourite moment because we got beat 36-0, but it was the transpennine cup final in 2001 verses leigh, it was in the weeks after a mass exodus of players and the only players who were left were players who wanted to play for keighley, I've never seen such commitment from such a young side, Rammy and stevo were incredible that night. link to a match report here. archive.thisisbradford.co.uk/200 ... 39730.html

Have to agree with Mick W, beating York in semi,tense or what!!!

Worst,my heart sinking as the news came out we were 183k in debt.

My dream.........to stay in the championship

I do not hate anyone but am extremely p****d off that again success has been tarnished by actions of those in charge at the top. After seeing all the work done over last couple of years regarding the onfield performances and off field regarding community work etc I assumed we had turned a corner and willing to give credit where due.

However I am not going to make that mistake again as I have no faith in the club whilst Neil is involved



Sometimes its better to fight from the inside rather than walk away for a few seasons

Good response, one shared by a few I would imagine.

Back on thread:

Best moment has to be the Old Trafford final v Huddersfield, especially considering they did us 30 nil at home previously and their fans were unbearable after they took and early lead. Once we got going we completely took them apart - and kept them try less!!! Stoopy's tackle on Greg (i'm too good for you) Austin was pure magic



Also a similar memory to Panth after the player walkout, but I think V Swinton or Oldham away. The young lads held together by a couple of old heads just would not lie down, even though they got hammered. A good number of cougar fans got into the away bar after the game and every single player was cheered in.

Worst moment:

Being on the terrace for an A team game as the news broke that we were not welcome in Superleague



......and the roller coaster continues.

Well one of them happened in the last 10 years...........

I don't think either of those options make the slightest bit of difference where Mr Spencer is concerned... he treats us all with the same amount of disdain. It just cost you more to earn your disdain

Dohhhhh!!!

It was Oldham and it was magic... I met with the players in a boozer after the game (quite by chance) jsut off the M62 on the outskirts of Haliax and had a fantastic night.. the guys signed my programme - I still have it to this day...

I tried both and failed and still in exile...

Re my comment re fighting from the inside and not having a couple of seasons away was meant as sarcasm rather than offensive Whinger and Catfink apologies no offence meant. Back tn the topic. Dreamer is right about beating Fartown at old trafford. I was next to their fan who was saying how crap we were as game went on he got more quiet what a day. Another great game was us beating York 13-12 not a great game but to beat March and his thugs was pleasing. Worst part of gamd was March going in with knees to ribs of Greg I think well late showed hin to ae the animal he is.

If we are going further back the '95 game against Huddersfield was awesome.

Wigan were destroying Leeds in the main event and all their fans were saying to us what a good side we were. Then a big chant of bring on the cougars erupted around the ground.

I felt about 10ft tall.

When we beat Halifax 21-8 at Thrum Hall in the Cup in '97 and Keith Dixon in his infinite wisdom picked a fight with Kelvin Skerett and got battered sparking one of the finest mass brawls I've ever seen with Darren Fleary battering Skerrett to my complete and utter amazement.