Yep, I was 20 meters away when Marty jumped on a loose ball in the try zone. I remember it was Hull about 10 out last set and they grubbed a kick into the in goal area. 2 Hull players were running full sprint and when Marty got to it one of the Hull players could not stop his run in time and Marty copped a knee right on the temple whilst in full sprint mode.

I heard the thud from where I was and even the Hull doctor ran on to assist. It looked very serious and all the supporters in the West stand were slient as Marty laid on the deck motionless. Some (about 10) dumbd Hull supporters in the North stand ran down to pitchside to and shouted abuse to an unconcious Marty, disgraceful behavior from the minority! Relief for all when he got up. But then he insisted he was ok whilst wobbling and staggering around like the village drunk until both the Quins and Hull doctors, Robbie Purdham, Lee Hopkins, and the referee all ordered him off and told him his day was over.

Thats the type of player Marty was, in his eyes a serious head injury was still not enough to come off the pitch!! If we had more people like him now we would not be in the situation we are on the pitch at the moment.

a lot of them games hold some sort of memory for me.

would like to ask I never saw the Broncos/Canberra, i have heard a lot about it on here and else where. So would anyone know where could maybe see that game I have tried looking on youtube but nothing there

Bradford's first defeat of the season that too.

Travelled down on the coach with my dad, no idea if the game was going to be on or not until we got there. Had to get up at stupid o'clock in the morning to get up to Odsal to get on the coach and saw the news not long after it was first announced. Walked into the bar at the stadium when arrived (or was it a pub? I forget, but it was full of fans) and there were a load of people watching the news there in silence. The first words out of my dad's mouth were "She's still ing dead then?"

Never been prouder of him.

Main memory of that night was the sheer amount of Bulls fans down at the Stoop.

Bradford 97, Canberra 97 as mentioned already. Of those the Canberra game for the performance.

For very personal reasons the following game though we lost 18 - 22 against Halifax in t'cup on 25 November 1995 at the Stoop in front of 800. Same year we played at Copthall, Valley and Brentford and finished sixth.

Too many great days/nights watching London to narrow it down to one,and many have already been covered on here,the away wins were always sweeter for me,
Beating Cas in the semi at Headingley,
Beating Bulls in Scotland at Hearts ground
Beating Leeds in Perpigan,
Not too hot on remembering dates etc as grog was normally heavily involved,but miss those away games.