With all due respect to Cas & Feath,the rivalry 'tween Huddersfield & Wakefield goes back to 1873.Might be wrong here,but I think I recall reading somewhere that Wakeys first ever game of union was vs Fartown.

Fartown were very successful before the 2nd world war,which no doubt didn't make them popular.Maybe some of that feeling got passed down to different generations of opposition fans.Things have changed a lot now obviously,but then there is also the more recent history chucked in there.

Bradford don't consider us a rival,they don't think we should be on the same pitch as them.

Not fussed mesen if we are considered derby games or not to Wakey & Bratfud,one thing I do know their fans are very desperate to beat us.The players also don't hold back in these games.Recall some real big shots going in on the pitch when stood close to the action in that pit opposite the seats at BV,back in the days of Brandon Costin etc - the early to mid noughties.

Guys, this was basically what YOU as individuals considered the biggest rivalry not what other teams perceive us to be. I dont care whether Wakefield consider us a rival that wasn't what i was getting at !!

was more an on field rivalry with doncaster,as you say we both started picking up around the same time,i remember an easter monday game at tattersfield with a big following from fartown.
as for the wakefield thing,again,was an on field rivalry,nothing to do with traditional derby games but some people became very bitter about our club which led to some animosity which still exists at belle vue today.

It could get a bit heated on the terraces at donny!
Wasnt coulter forced to retire due to a back injury or am I thinking of someone else?

"there appears to be men fighting on the terraces!" courtesy of farawayfartown

In that case,daft as it may sound,personally I would have to consider Wigan the biggest rival.A game I always look forward to home or away,probably because they are considered by many to be the most recognisable club in the game.