a thread on the hull fc board has inspired this one

hull v huyton in the 70s saw the only sub 1000 crowd at the boulevard and hull languishing in the lower division. however the good times were just around the corner. apart from this one the last few weeks of the david lloyd regime were particularly worrying, when it seemed the club may not survive

what do you consider the lowest point in history for your team?

I'm a Donny fan, how long have you got?

Having the Bluesox nickname forced on us, and just about everything else Nigel Wood did "for" the club

Cheating to avoid relegation. It doesn't get much worse than that.

Erm as a Huddersfield fan - 1978 - 1993 !!

I think we(Fax) lost to Widnes one year in the Championship.

Being a Leigh fan, where to start its endless

In my service as a wire, 2002. David Plange *shudders*.

For the individual moment. Losing 75-0 to saints knowing our club was on the decline.

For leeds the first super league season or the season and a half under dean lance

Weren't Workington a top side at the time? Am I right in thinking that we also lost to both Prescot Panthers and Lancashire Lynx in the mid 90's which might be much lower points given the stature of the clubs at the time?

too many to mention for us, but as daz says most of them came in the 80's including our record defeat 94-12 at castleford
and finally leaving our dear old fartown home in 1992

workington were a very good side in the mid 90's,along with huddersfield and keighley we were considered the "big3" outside the top flight

The 2005 and 2006 seasons, although they made us appreciate things more when they got their act their act together under Lenagan.