Paul2812 got me thinking about this thread.
What is your best ever or favourite memory of an away game/s.

I have three that standout but I'll just post the one for now in case mine mirror that of other posters.

The away game under Cullen v Pies when although we got beat we didn't shut up chanting "Barmy Army" for the full 80 mins and some.
The Pies tried to drown us out with the tannoy system, and in a true Wire fan fashion we dug our heals and sang louder and longer.

Privileged to have been there with all you fans on that night that chanted your hearts out and went the next day without a voice.

Leeds away in the playoffs 2006, 'that drop goal', especially as we'd gone there 3 weeks earlier and had 50 put on us. Quality night

Either that Leeds away or Saints away in the playoffs 2012. Magic.

Challenge Cup 1993/94
Halifax 18 - Warrington 22....................2 unbelievable tries by Jiffy

Premiership Trophy 1985/86
Wigan 12 - Warrington 23.....................Paul Bishop 5 drop Goals

Hull away 2002 or Hull Kr CC QF in 2009 or St Helens play off 2012

Not an away game as such but the cup semi win v Wigan in 2009 was special. Hicks scoring and putting the game to bed was a wonderful moment!

Beat me to it, Builth

Add to this, a trademark Andy Gregory / Mark Roberts try
nice weather
and, of course, the obligatory Wigan Walk, all boxes were ticked.

Saints playoff 2012.
Halifax Challenge cup 93/94.
Saints at Knowsley Rd also 93/94, I've never been in an away end that has gone so crazy when we scored the clinching try.. Awesome..

bradford away in the cup quarter finals..memories a bit vague but it could of been 89-90 season the year we went wembley...they delayed the kick off cos there was loads of wire fans stuck in traffic on motorway...and of course the one mentioned by builth wells wire..the look on the wigans players faces every time bish knocked a dg over was something to savour..and of course sir les putting the frightners on every wigan player...happy days

Saints away last year was good, the best moment being when the big screen showed the hub cap being put back into the box! very funny!

A few others of mention

Stains. Regal Trophy 93/4. Mackey and Shelford weaving their magic. Even got my ugly mug on telly. Had strangers coming up to me in Time Square that night saying they'd seen me on the box.

Cas, the same season. Stood next too a Yarkshire gorilla in the Cas end, whilst singing TF and the Wire, when another Yarkshire bloke said to me "I wudnt sing that if I were thee. That" bloke thur bit 'alifax fans nose off laz week " Carried on singing , and we won a great game. Then, all the Wire fans started singing "love off, Stevo" for the cameras, as Sky used to show highlights on a Sunday night then. Superb atmosphere.

Leeds in November '88. ET getting the pee took out of him. Blake superb. Snow everywhere.

Wigan. Any 80 or early 90 victory (particularly Mackey's debut in 89)

Saints 87 Prem. WE BATTERED THEM

Widnes @ Wigan Regal 86
Sir Les' finest hour in a Wire shirt (literally, came off at 60 mins, but had Sorensen in his top pocket)

Most of the good ones have been taken, but one belter was the televised cup QF at the Willows when Alan Hunte scored in something like the ninth minute of injury time (when it still was inuury time) to win it. We'd been pap all game but well worth it to see the faces on the home crowd.

Leeds playoff 2006 has to be my all time though.

Excellent choice, Sir

Still remember nearly breaking my leg, going down about 4 steps when Hunty went in, right infront of us. He had the cheesiest grin for the camera. Hope that Brendan fella on the Facebook page has got it to upload

The win against Wigan when Briers kicked 4 drop goals was amazing! (I think it was 4 anyway, I'd had a few that night so might have dreamt it!) Don't think we'd beaten them away for years before that win as well.

Leeds away in the league 1986/7, when we won 54-16 and would have clocked up 60 odd had Bish brought his kicking boots.

The pack (Mark Roberts had a field day) were utterly ruthless and Andy Greg had so much space as a result we ripped them to shreds. Joe Ropati was unplayable and the entire team were an effortless, finely honed machine.

Given the chance (we didn't get a game) we'd have pushed the touring kangaroos close at that time, such was the majesty of it all.

Any basically, any result at Central Park.