You only have to prove someone wrong on C&W to get a ban.

For me, the classic was his chip over in the 2004 final against wigan which led to one of our tries.

Showed all his best qualities - big match player, cheeky and confident as .

sublime that was.

I remember that day - it was the last time Wigan won anything

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the tackle against the Broncos at the Reebok when he cleaned out the bloke into touch.

If they had scored from that break they would surely have gone on to win the game.

I was celebrating so much I failed to notice my 7 year old son, who had been standing on his seat, had slipped down the back. Thanks to the gentleman behind for alerting me to the situation

It didn't take long for Rogues to get in on the act did it?

Who can forget Cummings, after the Wide to West try, " Sean, you're not kicking at goal till you take that head off " Brilliant.

The two Grand Final winning kicks and his Lance Todd at Cardiff are definitely my favourite moments for the legend. Aside from that I will look back fondly on the more memorable comedy moments he supplied us like St Bernard's head and when he dove in for a try after going 60m or so and lost the ball. Classic Long lol.

Two more great memories to go with what's been said are firstly the Elimination S/F against Cas in 1999 at KR.Early in the second half with the score tight Ellery brought Longy off the bench (he'd had a shoulder problem for months) and with his first touch broke the line on half-way and rounded the fullback for a try which brought the house down and broke the game.To cap it off Ellery announced after the game on the pitch Long and Cunningham had re-signed.There'd been massive speculation for weeks Long was going to Wigan at the time.
Second one was the kick to win the 99 GF.I was stood right behind it and as soon as it left his boot you knew it was over-best pressure kick I've ever seen.