Just remembered another - losing the 2004 and 2006 Northern Rail Cup finals to Leigh. The first one was a horrible experience: completely outclassed on the field, and totally outnumbered off it. Though there were very small signs of hope at the time, we still clearly had a long way to go.
The 2006 final was terrible because this time we totally outnumbered them off the pitch but came up short on it. From that day until the day I die I will believe that 'Benefit of the doubt' tries are the biggest load of bollox of all-time.

We would have beaten you on golden point anyway ! Lol

2006-

As a Wigan fan, my lowest point was Magic Weekend 2008. 35-0 at half time to St Helens before losing 57-16. At truly pathetic response to losing 46-10 at Knowsley Road a month earlier. It summed up Brian Noble's whole reign really at Wigan. He let those kind of results become acceptable and it should never be like that at a club like Wigan. Thank lord that attitude has changed recently.

Catalan Cup Semi 2007 was a close second.

I'd have to agree with a couple of other Wakey posters on here.

Getting excluded from the initial SuperLeague and then having to watch my team get trounced at castleford while several first teamers who refused to play stood on the terrace laughing and joking.

The Pearman debacle and resulting CVA and having to watch players like Bobby Goulding and Steve McNamara take the P*ss out of our club whilst others (Steve Prescott for one) still put the effort in.

The losses of Adam Watene and Leon Walker within six months of each other. Although the way everyone at the club conducted themselves following these losses is perhaps one of my proudest moments of being a Wakefield fan.

The latest administration and the loss of several players to scavengers. Again, a real low but could prove to be the best thing I have ever seen happen to this club, time will tell.



36 days to wait now for what could be the biggest day in the clubs recent history or the final nail in the coffin. Praying somebody in Government finally makes a sensible decision but with my innate distrust of politicians I cannot feel optimistic just yet.

As a Doncaster fan...

The Final Game at Tattersfield against Workington in "The Big League" was the end of the ground and the end of the club as we knew it. I have never seen so many rugby players in tears.

Winning promotion in the playoff final against Oldham at Warrington only to find out in the post match interviews that the coach and chairman had quit leaving the club with no finance and no leader going into a new season in a higher league.

Allowing Paul Mansson to move to HKR mid season and replacing him with Holroyd.

Strangely enough I enjoyed that one

Lloyd almost ruining the club
Merger with Gateshead (Worked well for us but still sad that we had to go down that route)
The "Agar" years
"The Hull Sharks"

Right now!

Even hammerings in big games such as the Bradford GF in 2001 or the 2006 low points don't even come close to the dispair I felt walking off Central Park for the last time. The only feeling I can compare it to is burying a close relative. I couldn't even bring myself to drive past there for about a year afterwards.

Losing to Huddersfield is about as depressing as it gets.

Every week at the Broncos at the moment