Low: Huddersfield match.
High: probably saints this season, wire away though was a very, very joyous occasion.

Lows:

Hudds @ home. Disgraceful. "Not fit to wear the shirt" - Embarassing, harsh, true.
70-0 followed by 75-0 - A combined 145-0 in 2 games showed how bad we really were a that point.
Wakefield away - Pat's "try". Had me in tears on the terraces.

Highs:

31-30 - Bradford away
20-19 - Bradford Home
Any time we've beaten Saints
Saints at Murrayfield - Bouncy, bouncy, bouncy, bouncy, Na na na na na
70-0 down at Leeds and "We're having a disco"
The fact that our attendance went UP in the year that we very nearly went down.

Probably missed loads out, but at 1am I don't think too clearly

2002 Cup win, 2006 game at Leeds when we knew we were staying up, 31-30! list goes on!

That was a bad one. I had decently high hopes for that season before that game.

Good Friday 1980.

Highs: Hearing we were getting Brian Noble, 31.30, thinking we'd turned a corner when we beat Hull 66.6 at home following the fans forum, Stuart Fielden's reaction to scoring a try v Wakefield in the league last year,hearing we were getting rid of Brian Noble, positive vibes coming out of the club following the appointment of Madge and Wane, finally winning at the HJ, beating Saints at KR, sitting on the coach with Hull fans after thrashing them at home, getting through so many potential banana skins unscathed, realising we're still 4 points clear of Wire despite losing to them last week and how much a big game takes out of them, getting Sky Sports 1,2,3 and 4 til after the playoffs finish for only £8 a month.

Lows: getting Ian Millward as coach, 75 nil, losing to Saints at magic weekend, losing to Catalans/Wire/Leeds in cup, defeats to Huddersfield at home and Rovers away (Dobbo kicking us out of the game 2008 I think), losing to Leeds in playoffs in 2008.

You are very lucky. I've been waiting still 1996, when we had the last great side. The lower moment for me is when Sheffield beat us in the Challenge Cup.

One of the best bits is that we are going into every game confident of winning these days instead of thinking 'oh we may be able to scrape a win here' or 'id be happy losing by 4' which I have heard a few times.

Definate High - The signing of Dobson!
At last it seemed Wigan were gonna start to at least fight for survival.
The games that followed were excellant for not just the scores but the emotions and fans that had stuck with it, gave me goose bumps singing "loyal supporters" and knowing that many of us had seen through some of the worst games played in a Wigan shirt.

Low points - the 2005 season as a whole and obviously the start of 2006. The 2008 flogging by Hudds.

High points - survival in 2006. The wins at Leeds in 06/07 and 08. This season.

EDIT - the defeat to Crusaders last season away was an extremely low point actually. Only time i've been embarrassed to be a Wigan fan I think.

i've 2 ultimate lows that stick in my mind:

Cas away. we were bad enough that day! Calderwood was like a rabbit in the headlights as Cas ruined him down his wing! Funnly enough, i was stood next to Brian Noble (in the Wigan end) who'd come to see his sides opponents for the week after (still in charge of Bratfut).

Salford away. in the snow. one handed pick-ups (think it was Danny Orr). i will always remember driving back in silence as we were all numb to be being beaten by Salford with such a wimper! we then actually got to the junction at Tesco (Central Park) and one of us piped up 'F**k me guys, we've just been beaten by Salford'! How sobering as we passed Central Park!

Ditto.

I couldn't agree more. I just can't forget that match. First game of the season, feeling this year is going to be different and then...WHAM! Patheticism at its lowest ebb...with 26 more games to come. From that moment on I couldn't wait for Noble to leave.

low points..

wakefield away 06
cas away 06


high points

bradford in playoffs
leeds in play offs ( carney try)
being 20-0 down at saints and winning