To be fair, he was a mile offside at the drop out. Loved that game though. I remember the Saints fans stayed for about 20 minutes after the game, and the cheer when Offiah was pushed into touch was brilliant.

The last match at Central Park was very entertaining.

Just after the Paul Johnson try, I was in the shot of the crowd, looking mighty pleased.

The night out around Wigan afterwards was amusing too as some lads carried the "Toilet" sign from over the River Caves around town.

And Tommy Martyn may have been the last person to score there, but he was on the last team to lose there too...



Re: The Henry Paul Drop Out try... he was less offside than Tansey was for Millennium Tragic... still offside, mind...

I only went two games at Central Park.

When we got beat something like 42-2 on Boxing Day and an academy game where they won and Paul Wellens was playing.



Good times.

'Oo, eh up, they're in here!'

Best pitchside comments ever.

The henry paul try was a try read the record books and maybe us wiganers should start a memories of knowsley road with a big list of victories.

75-0?

and what did you get to show for it? NAFF ALL!!!!!

it allways make you wiganers bite though when mentioned.

Oh, I dunno, that little blot in your record of "Biggest Defeat" is a nice aside...

My favourite game was when Kevin Iro scored in the corner in 1999 to win the game for us. I had been out allday with friends of mine who support wigan and they told me allday how much they were going to kill us. Great times! I remember punching the air incomplete delight when Iro scored!