When was the last time wakefield beat leeds in the league at belle vue.
im only young and im sure it wasnt in my lifetime. or that i can remember.

thanks much

not sure, know we've never lost there during super league years.

can't remember the last time, sure tvoc will be able to answer

thanks

i know it hasnt been in the super league era.

i think it was a drop goal 17-16 back in 92 or along those lines.

could be miles wrong like

No. not a past results section.

history section but nothing on it about this.

so any help would be good.

TVOC is guaranteed to know.

I remember Trinity beating us during Laughton's time. They fought back second half, I think thanks to Nigel Wright, and won by about one point, so it may have been the 17-16 victory an earlier poster recalled.

Paging TVOC to this thread...

If anyone nabs in before him I will be impressed.

I know they beat us 14-12 when Andy Wilson ripped his knackers open and came back on with stitches to score the winning try.

Dont know the year though.

Wed... 21-Oct-92 ..... CHP ..... Away ..... Att: 4,800 ..... Wakefield T 17 Leeds 16 ..... Ref: Colin Morris (Huddersfield)

I'm not using my usual comp or stats disc so I'll double check later for you but this should be the one.

Wasn't that the one just before the World Cup Final and we played without our internationals - and iirc the hooter wnet haywire so there was a LOT of injury time?

That's a quality recall right there. The kick downfield cost Leeds 60 yards and led to a Darren Fritz try and the Peter Benson conversion to level it up at 16 a piece with ten to go. Nigel Wright followed up with a 35 yard winning drop goal on the hooter. In the commotion Morris missed the hooter and play restarted for a good 30 seconds before he finally heard it screeching in the background.

Having Morvin Edwards sent off for a high shot on Wakey winger David Jones on 25 minutes didn't help much either. Leeds were leading 6-2 at the time and extended that to 16-4 at the break. The second half was Trinities though but Leeds looked to be hanging on for the draw until a sloppy Craig Innes pass in his own half gave the field position for Wright's winner. 9.6123046875:10