Loosing to Leeds in the 2004 Grand Final.

Wide to West is up there as one of my all time worst moments whilst watching Bradford.

celtic crusaders 2009 at home it was so bad not been to odsal since

Burnden Park easily

Several of the 2010 fiascos. Total unmitigated shìte.

I thought 2009 was bad, but some of those losses in 2010 were total waknerage.

Before that, I think some of the 1998 fiascos - like losing 11-10 away at Salford, and the Tynecastle debacle - were seriously bad. As have been several of the awful home games against Stains in recent years.

Wide to West was dreadful in the 80th minute, but the match was OK - quite exciting - till then. Stains deserved to win that one - we clocked off and they did not, ref and never-was-a-penalty notwithstanding.

For Big Ticket Matches, that pathetic excuse of a performance against Stains at Rah Rah HQ took some beating. Horrid.

To watch.........The drubbing by Hudds at home last year or Salford away last year when we won 7-0 an absolutely terrible game to watch!!!
Worst Feeling.....Either Millenium Magic against Leeds or 99 Grand Final

This would probably be mine - crap game, crap performance, crap weather. I've never been so unbothered we lost a final, I just felt nothing after leaving that match. Massive dissapointment all round.

That was such a god awful day.
Long crappy coach ride to Twickers.
Sat with the Saints fans too near the front for the roof.
5 of us in the family and only 4 waterproofs so I took the bullet and got absolutely bloody soaked. To the point where at one point, I couldn't actually see due to a waterfall off my head.
One of the worst games of RL I've ever seen, including awful performance from our side.
We lost.
City got relegated from the Premiership on the same day, with Carbone missing two penalties.
Long crappy coach ride home.

If we're going for the full crap day experience, that gets my vote.

As far as close games that don't go your way, the 2002 Grand Final left me about as deflated as I've ever been at the end of a match.

But at least that had an exciting game beforehand which we nearly won. Unlike the 44-2 stuffing we got at Headingley a couple of years ago, where it was pure torture standing there for the full 80 minutes while we got ripped apart. If I remember right, we were 2-0 up, then it went severely downhill. That was also one of the games where fans turned on Shontayne, who looked like he was just making sure he didn't get injured before toddling off to the dark side.

being nilled at home against saints about 5 year ago wasn't too pleasant. i try not to think about matches that are too bad.

There are matches that make you despair of your own team, then matches that make you despair of the game. The Regal Trophy final v Warrington at Headingley in around 1990 did both for me. An inept Warrington team beating a Bradford team that could only dream of being good enough to count as 'inept'. The fact that it was a final made it all the worse - that the best 2 team in the competition (theoretically) should be so poor. Another couple of games like that, and I'd have been tempted to give up on RL.

I took two non-RL people to that as their first RL game. Sigh.

Not my worst though. That would be home to Saints in about '95. Robbie Paul's first game as captain. Saints down to 11 and kicking the out of us in freezing fog.

The 2001 CC final was grim at the time, but in some ways I thought it was a big factor in our winning the GF that year. The way we responded in the following week, particularly holding on at Cas when the players were out on their feet to go top of the league has been a Bulls highlight for me. I think Saints spent that week celebrating before conceding 70 points at Leeds.