One of the best memory's i have of Thrum Hall has to be John Bentleys try against Warrington in the 94 season. In the 79th minute from 70 yards out when he went round 5 players handing off 4 of them to score under the sticks at the Scratching Shed end pure class.

The atmosphere of the shed couldn't be beaten, you could almost touch the players and i'm sure it must have been awful for opposition teams to be stood behind the post at the shed end after we'd scored.

I know it's impossible now but how good would it be too have one last big game up there?

Bradford Northern on a freezing cold wednesday night in the Yorkshire cup, their coach (Neil Fox I think it was) ran onto pitch to argue with the ref. We went on to draw 16-16 with a touch line kick from John Dorohay to tie the game. Packed out with almost 10K in there. Amazing atmosphere.

Or any night when we played the Aussie Tourists. We always gave them the hardest game of their tour in front of a packed crowd.

would that be in the beer isle...

It was Peter Fox mate...think he has a silly Yellow hat on....plus he got away with it. The RFL never said a word to him.