That was bad - the Hull(?) game where we drew something like 32 all was a killer too with Fox missing lads of kicks and Eastwood seemed to kick everything.

Lost 32-30 Fox kicked 1-7, draw would have won us the league, think Cordle scored a few tries that day.

I always think we drew that game, don't know why - must have been mentally scarred as wasn't old enough to be drinking (legally) then.

In recent memory, Crusaders in Edinburgh was my 21st birthday weekend away with the lads.

First game on, nilled and embarassed. Weekend - ruined!

The first 78 minutes of Millenium Magic count as one of my great memories, it's just those last two minutes that ruined a great weekend.

My worst game was last season at the Stoop, nearly fell asleep and don't have one abiding memory of the game.

Don't remind me



I said at the time that was the worst Bradford performance ever and still have that view.

Although Salford away in 1998 comes a close second (although Medley's 50m try was a highlight).

The great many humiliations suffered in the McNamara era are pretty bad but that home game versus Warrington was arguably the worst, you know the one I mean.

The Burnden Park semi was bad but I expected it to be at the time.

I remember some bad days when we had brushes with relegation in 85/86, 88/89 and 91/92 too.

Easily the 1983 semi at Headingley. I was 13 and Wembley was the only place I wanted to go. Ellery's try seemed to say we'll make it.

Absolutetly gutted. Think I cried in the back of my mates dads Ford Granada estate. Amazingly found a photo of me in the crowd at the semi on the heritage site too.

Someone mentioned Saints at home in 95 in the ice? Really thought about jacking it all in then. (Newlove had just left remember) Another low.

Wide to West.....No Comment

2004 GF....Twickenham 2001....1999 GF....31-30 Wigan play-off...and the whole of Maccas reign.

Glad i wasnt the only one who cried in 83!! I was 9 and Wembly was the place i wanted to go. I remember waiting for the draw on TV for the semis and being late to footie practice but drawing Fev made it worthwhile, or so i thought!

A night match at knowsley road, there were about fifteen Northern fans including the old lass who used to go to every match with her dad on a moterbike & sidecar. The Saints fans were in hysterics as in her "unique" way she urged the Northern to "Play up boys, you can still do it", just as Coslett was kicking his 14th conversion.

Not sure exactly what year it was, early 90's at Central Park, we lost about 60-6 after being 36-0 down at half time.Wigan in their totally dominant phase, we were clueless. I wanted to leave at half time but couldn't get out. I remember Kevin Iro breaking through just before half time and Roger Simpson at full back jumped on his back in an attempt to tackle him. Iro continued on to score as if he didn't know Roger was there.

I think it was earlier c1987/88. And IIRC we went there and won a year later 18-16 - a game that was on scrum down.
Gary Mercer scored a corker in the corner a near full length move.