Singletons impact off the bench at Hull is up there for me - to see a young prop come onto the field and grab the game by the scuff of the neck whilst some of his elder established star colleagues were faltering was great to see...

He simply wanted to run harder and faster than anyone else on the pitch - awesome to see!

Not an on-field moment but there was a point in the season where the penny dropped with regard to what we'd got our hands on in the form of Cuthbertson. Offload - BOOM - T-R-Y.

It's strange because winning the GF was the pinnacle in terms of achievement, but we had 15 mins of counting down the clock and seeing ourselves over the line. The LLS looked blown with only 4 secs left, (part of why I was so worried when I saw Wigan kick on that last play in the GF, I thought "it can't happen again can it?").

The GF - the sweetest ending ever
The LLS - the most unbelievable ending ever

Remembered another.

At Hull FC, the week before the final, and their fans forgot how much they dislike us to sing 'BEAT THOSE RED AND WHITE B*STARDS!' to us.

Without a doubt the one memory that will remain with me for far longer than any other is Hall's incredibly special try at H'field. Has there ever been a more significant try or dramatic end (and we are talking AFTER the final hooter) to any sporting event in history? Wigan[i literally[/i had the trophy snatched from their outstrectched hands. Lovely stuff.

Our 2nd half performance away to Hull FC where we looked like the Harlem Globetrotters
The home SL game against the Saints as we looked invincible
Briscoe's 5 tries
Zak's try against Wolves at Headingley was world class
JP's sidestep whilst scoring against Saints
Zak's tryline defense on numerous occasions when he stopped certain scores that no other SL player could have made
Walters winning try in the GF,What a cameo winning moment
Halls last minute try at Huddersfield
Just watching Kallums footwork and how he bamboozles the defenders
Sinny's 40/20
Sinny waving goodbye to the Stretford End on the victory lap of honour
Cuthbertson's unbelievable offloads

I think my biggest memory of this season will be "the bounce of the ball" to use the term as a loose generalisation.

Dont get me wrong, we deserved what we got this year through blood and guts determination and belief.

But imagine how different it couldve been.

Any other day McGuire chips that ball over and it bounces out or Hall drops it. We were in front when Masoe fumbled that ball and Watkins closed the game out but how many times have Saints broke hearts in the dying moments. With 10 secs left in the GF Smith kicks across field and Wigan go up the pitch to win.

This has been the greatest end to a season ever and poignantly the season to end all seasons for us. Ill certainly never forget 2015 and feel privileged as a fan to have been on a journey the last 12 seasons the likes we'll probably never experience again.

These are the 2 key sentences for me.

The massive success over the last 12 years culminating in this quite remarkable peak, coinciding with players deserving of icon status finishing their careers?
It might sound like I have no faith in the squad of 2016 onwards; but I do. There will be more trophies I'm sure.

It's just I don't see this specific level of success being repeated for a very long tme, perhaps never again in my remaining lifetime. It has truly been that special and I agree a genuine privellege to have witnessed it.

Rugby gods gave their verdict

Shuan wane's analysis of the grand final.

''They got us in t' first half, but we won second 'alf''.

top 3
wembley repeat
Ryans Try at hudds
final whistle at OT, achieving the dream and a fitting finale to three legends, didn't want to leave the ground,

And here's the trophy they won: