Just watched a clip on a popular video sharing website of a Wigan v Saints game from 1995 where Henry Paul scored directly off an Andy Farrell drop-out. This along with plays like Wide to West seem to only come off rarely but are amazing when they do eh. Any other good ones people remember?

John Harrison's header.

I seem to remember Willie Poaching scoring from an Adrian Vowles drop goal at Warrington - more luck than anything else (and, from a Leeds perspective, certainly overshadowed by Jordan Tansey's try at Millennium Magic).

Other than that, Ali Lauitiiti's finish by the corner flag against Wigan takes some beating for me.

2008 GF manly and storm, brett stewart running 100 miles an hour gave one of the best back flip passes ever seen after being tackled.

it was sensational...............................

Thomas Bosc's double chip over

Duanne Mann did one too I seem to remember for St Helens. Picked up the ball at AHB a few yards from the goal line and headed it over for somebody else to score, rule was changed shortly afterwards I think.

Paul Sterling going the distance for Leeds in the old World Club Challenge at Headingley, catching the ball from the kickoff in his own in goal and going the length of the field to score.

Does Billy Slater's blunders against the Kiwis in big matches that count?

Wide to West, anyone?

Meh.

Jamie Thackray's try in Perpignan trumped that one.

Sammut's 'arrival' try at Murrayfield last year.

Could have easily been just a knock on by Sammut

Stop talking rubbish.

Duane Mann played for Wire not Saints.

Wasn't it George Mann?

Signing Willie Mason...?