Johns v Leeds - we were in the presence of greatness for 80 minutes

that evening was without doubt my worst ever moment watching warrington, including the 80-nil at saints and the cunningham try that pipped us v saints at the hj in '05 (i think)

seeing your boyhood hero's blood being bayed for by a bunch of spotty teenagers was pretty heart breaking for me

but as they say one man's meat is another man's poison

For me it has to be wembley last year against Leeds, its a very difficult thing to do in any sport where you successfully defend your trophy, also we beat one of the major forces of RL in recent times. Not only did we beat Leeds, we put in one of the best ever 80 min performances by any side at wembley both in attack and defence.

It must have been dusting the Trophy Cabinet in 2009.

"flippin eck"....you lot need Tony Robinson and Time Team to find your's

Wire v Australia 1978

Apart from the obvious which everyone will say (2 challenge cups, Joey Johns Vs Leeds), its got to be Langer pinching the ball over the saints try line and scoring. Magic.

Oh and Briers' drop goal at Leeds a few years back in the last minute.

Darren Burns booting the ball dead and into the fletcher end then jumping over the advertising board in celebration. (home game v cas if people can't remember it) It was then i knew we were not getting relegated despite being abysmal all season. Never felt so relieved in my life and proceeded straight into stockton heath at the final whistle to get leathered. Also, can't believe nobody has mentioned relegating the chemics on their own patch with a record scoreline.

I'm being greedy, just thought of a few more

Phil Blake's debut v Widnes LCC semi final, with THAT chip-chase try
ANY of the classic Johnny Davies tries
and a cruel one.... (yes, I know they've snotted us countless times) Anthony Sullivan's "performance" for Stains in that game when we actually beat them, 10 years ago.

Briers' drop goal in the Challenge Cup Quarter final at Hull KR was great as well, but probably more relieving after the stress of the game.

I liked the one where the man threw the ball at another man and he caught it, then he threw it to another man and he caught it and then he ran to a line and jumped over it and on the floor and a man with a whistle pointed at him and some men ran over to him and patted his head and some other men in different colours looked sad but all the people i was stood with where all really happy and jumping and then we went to the shop and i had lots of toffees and we went home and my uncle said don't tell your mum or dad.

Battering Widnes out of sight in the JPS semi, just after Xmas 86.
35-4, IIRC, and we only kicked one goal courtesy of Bob Jackson, as Bishop had been sent off for brawling with David Hulme earlier on.
Cullen did a Chris Ashton style swallow dive for the final try.