Can't remember the year but it was home against Bradford, when Lee smith had returned from yawnion, I think it was snowing/sleeting something rotten and him scoring either the winner or tied things up, everyone singing living in a smithy wonderland was pretty cool. But my favourite moment was before hand, some women wandering round the then destroyed pitch (as it always used to be early in the season) and a bloke behind us in the south stand screaming at her to get of the pitch with her high heels, I have never seen anyone so furious at something so pointless

Large lady stuck in the Wheldon Road turnstiles would have gone viral in this day and age.

Ha!

Always like Wheldon Rd when its been raining and they are kind enough to put some bricks down like stepping stones across a lake.

One year they put some boards across them.

Anyone remind me which year it was Sinfield scored a strange try against Bradford from dummy half, he did a 360 on the spot and scored from it. Something like that anyway remember it being a strange old try but never seen it back.

I was the cheeky little scamp who threw a snowball at him from the Paddock as he made his way off the field, As mentioned in 'King Wally'.

John Holmes made a superb half break, dummy then popped the ball inside for TC to go 60 metres with Ferguson chasing him.

Great comedy moment was my first trip away to Leigh when they played the circus clown music over the PA when the home team ran on.

It's called "March of the Gladiators"

It was in the league encounter at Headingley in 2010. It was also the two try Lee Smith returning from Wasps game where Leeds came back from 6-20 down to earn the draw with Andy Lynch (rather than Matt Orford) attempting a winning drop goal for Bradford- with Leeds replying in kind with that other well known drop goal exponent Jamie Jones-Buchanan.

If you search for Leeds V Bradford 01-04-10 on that video sharing website rhino vulcan has uploaded an highlight package.

They can call it "Macho, butch charge of the superhero hard men from planet Testosterone Overdose". It's still the music they play at the circus when the clowns come on.

wonder who rhino Vulcan could be?

I remember the same music at Hilton park, it was a cold day in the rain, seemed like a scene from an it's grim up north drama.
Tony Currie was great at Leeds