I was there when Andy Kelly intercepted a pass to score a try and win us the game at the Boulevard sometime around 1990.

I was surrounded by Hull FC supporters who still remembered Andrew as being a Hull Kingston Rovers player and were absolutely gutted that it was him who won the game.

Tracies drop goal at Hull was looking like it was going anywhere but over the sticks! it wen left, right, up and down and snook over the cross bar, think there must have been a big gust of wind that blew it over!

Remember James Moseley scoring a length of the field try on his debut at the Boulevard, I'd only just got through the gates, was a night game if I recall correctly. Also when we nilled Leeds at Headingley, my sister ran on the pitch and when the stewards tried to get her off the players grabbed her and she was in the photo of the lads celebrating after their famous win!

Could go on and on!

The day at Salford when we won to stay up, when John Harbin was coach.

first away game on french soil

What you was at PSG V Leeds?????

I have only been going a few years but beating cas on the last game of the season to stay up and relegate them, what a feeling when the final whistle went

Is that in the treize tournois thingy?

i was there when a cas fan was found with the normal 10 fingers, apprently he d lost his other two signing for his giro

When was the last time we saw a grandstand finish at Belle Vue like Sunday's? I remember us snatching a draw against London Bronco's 6 or 7 years ago on the bell but apart from that I cant remember anything.

oooh my turn
the mark conway pointsathon in the cup in the pouring rain, er was it against york?

we nipped out at half time and got 2 bottles of whisky it was that cold and wet, everyone was let in the stand.
great pure trinity night

yeah thats the last one i can remember at velle vue. korki scored on the hooter but jamie rooney missed the conversion making it 26 a piece.

Yup, Knott (i think) put Korki through the hole who went and scored in the corner despite having players on his inside who could have got near to the posts. Oh well!

When Vasty admitted to being wrong.....

We beat Huddersfield 21-20 in 2004, our last home game before the top six tour, Jeffries kicked the winning drop goal about 5 mins from the end if I remember correctly?

Was that when Gene tried to snap Ellis' ankle?

Don’t remember if it was the last minute but we played Workington away we were losing and scored a try kicked the goal and the ref gave us a pen for a foul over the try line and a kick in front of the sticks to win it round about 79/80


Also remember Les Sheard scoring very late on in the 1st round of the CC in 79 v Fev for us to win 10 7

One of the best individual try's ive ever seen was in the same game, Zip Zip caught the ball in his own 25 ,stepped through the defensive line sat down 2 more players with his step and dummied another 2 before diving over, quality.

Has such a traversty occured?

Wassa dancing under the posts at the girlie farm, or whatever it was then.

When Henry Paul played the game of his life for us against Wigan at Central Park in a cold midweek match in about 1995 when we won 26-12 I think.... I was only about 10 but can remember it like yesterday!

Wigan signed him off the back of that performance!

Found the report from that match, good memories..........

Thursday, 17 February 1994

Wigan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Wakefield Trinity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

WIGAN discovered that they cannot always get away with flirting with disaster when their single-point escape in the Challenge Cup at Hull was followed last night by their first home defeat in the league for more than 13 months. It was a defeat that gives Warrington and Bradford new hope at the top of the division as well as continuing Wakefield's climb away from the foot.

Wigan, with a high proportion of reserves, took the lead when Sam Panapa ran on to Ian Gildart's pass to touch down, but Trinity hit back back. Lee Hanlan and the former Wigan player, Mike Forshaw, combining to send in Gary Spencer.

Wigan regained the lead after a spell of pressure that saw David Hobbs dispatched to the sin bin for pulling back Martin Offiah. Va'aiga Tuigamala, in his first home game, played a part in the fightback, being stopped just short of the try- line for Paul Atcheson to sneak in and finish the job.

Wakefield's reply exposed some very ragged edges in Wigan's game, Henry Paul continuing to add goals as the lead changed. His superlative tackle on Offiah was a key moment as Trinity clung on to a lead going into the final quarter.

Wigan's anxiety showed in Wright's decision to narrow the gap with a drop goal and an attempt by Mick Cassidy that went wide. Wigan's increasingly frenetic attempts to cross the tryline were all repulsed until Wakefield clinched the match with an elegant solo try by Paul in the last minute.

Wigan: Atcheson; Tuigamala, Mather, Connolly, Offiah; Wright, Edwards; Gildart, Dermott (Haughton, 31; Dermott 67), Cassidy, Farrell, McGinty, Panapa.

Wakefield Trinity: Paul; Christie (Knighton, 70), Mason, Flynn, Wilson; Spencer, Hanlan; Hobbs, Fuller, Marlow, Durham (Goddard, 57), Bell, Forshaw.

Referee: R Whitfield (Widnes).

The match report sadly doesn't include the bleating of the Wiagn coach about the spoiling tactics we supposedly employed that night.

True though, we did spoil it for the home fans who thought it was their right to pay money and watch their team win.



Didn't happen often in those days.

When Billy Boston went over in the corner in;

1;Near pitch darkness (we had the trainng lights on)
2;With a winter fog descending.
3;With at least 3 players hanging onto him for the last 10 yards
4;It was the last minute and it cost us the game.
5;Everyone in the stand complaining (being conservative there) it was never a try even though we could'nt even see to the corner.

Quite weird the memory isn't it.
Although just a young kid I can still see it as plain as day and in tecnicolor too!!!

:1238ck79Wigan, with a high proportion of reserves, :1238ck79took the lead when Sam Panapa ran on to Ian Gildart's pass to touch down, but Trinity hit back back. Lee Hanlan and the former Wigan player, Mike Forshaw, combining to send in Gary Spencer.

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Wigan: :1238ck79Atcheson; Tuigamala, Mather, Connolly, Offiah:1238ck79; Wright, :1238ck79Edwards;:1238ck79 Gildart, :1238ck79Dermott (:1238ck79Haughton, 31; Dermott 67), :1238ck79Cassidy, Farrell, McGinty, Panapa:1238ck79.

Wakefield Trinity: Paul; Christie (Knighton, 70), Mason, Flynn, Wilson; Spencer, Hanlan; Hobbs, Fuller, Marlow, Durham (Goddard, 57), Bell, Forshaw.

Referee

Reserves!!!!!, the cheeky get, most of em were internationals.

And we had all our first team playing! NOT!