Salford - there's been plenty it's almost been one big low point in my time as a fan (barring the 06 season!). The 96-16 at Bradford, relegation x 2 especially the second one after such a great season the year before finishing 5th to get relegated the year after was hard to stomach, some of the players just didn't want to know. The Catalan loss was a particular highlight of that dreadful season getting beat 66-6 and Jimmy Lowes starting on the fans who quite rightfully were showing their disgust (did it 3 times that year) a very dark day. Oh and the year after getting beat off an Oldham side who were in the 3rd tier of RL when we were supposed to piss the 2nd tier

Every day is blessed when you're a Wakey fan, we always seem to pull it out of the bag when it matters! Lowest point would probably be the fire sale we had at the end of 2010.

Most definitely. At the time no, but in hind sight yes because oconnor took over. He's transformed us off the field, very well ran club. We just need to do it on the field

You've not witnessed half of what I have this year, it really is shocking.

As a Trinity fan, it’s probably still to come.

I’m probably a little cynical, but after forty odd years, the greatest highlight was a CC semi final victory, with lows of relegations, winding-up orders deaths of serving players, and on, and on.

Perhaps I will come back as a St’s fan and be able to cite a four game losing streak .

The first season was sort of fun - sorted the men out from the boys amongst our fickle fan base

And that season and a half under Lance included a Challenge Cup final, the club's longest unbeaten Super League run and a vintage demolition of St Helens at Knowsley Road. It wasn't all bad.

Lowest individual point for me in the last 25 years of watching Leeds would probably be 11 January 1992 - the Regal Trophy Final disembowelling by Widnes. As a kid it was a shock to suddenly learn there was nothing heroic about my heroes - they were losers, weak and spineless and gutless

Suppose as a 24-year old Saints fan I've been blessed (balanced out by Everton however).

Some would say 70-0 at Leeds but oddly I look on that fondly, I was at Headingley that day and the Saints fans just gave up after 20 minutes (about 15 after the team) and were just having fun on the West Terrace...even the youth team spankings at Bratfud were a laugh, especially when we were 4-0 up for a while

Probably Murrayfield in '02, although Cardiff '04 healed those wounds somewhat.

Losing against Saints 75-0 and then getting battered by Leeds, signing garbage like Oliver Wilkes and in general the Millward era until he got sacked.

Not sure I would necessarily rate Damian McGrath's opinion more or less highly than anyone else's but the fifth of those defeats at the start of his SL reign - a 40+ drubbing at Wilderspool IIRC - was indeed probably Lance's lowest ebb.

Was walking back to the car after that game talking to some Warrington fans and even they where concerned about what sort of drubbing we where going to get at murryfield. And Warrington where not even close to being a good side in those days.

Before Royce was sacked, The way Saints where playing (Boring) was a low point.
When Millward was getting sacked I remember that being a low point.

Nothing compared to some other teams low points I know

London - right now. Rob Powell makes Steve Kean look like a genius!

For the older Bradford fans, 1963 I guess?

Otherwise, 2010 and 2011 were little short of the Chinese water torture.

But the most surreal moment of all must be when the board suddenly sprung on us the little local difficulty of "oops chaps, we seem to have suddenly run out of money despite telling you a few weeks earlier that everything was just fine. What Silly Billies we are. Oh, well, shìt happens. Oh, and here's the bucket..."