offiah at wembley,pure individual brilliance scored in the biggest game of a players career.
Henderson gill at wembley,a try and a smile that will live in every wiganers(edit-every true rugby fans) memory scored in still the best challenge cup final ever

slightly o/t-best drop goal
Joe lydon's long range kick in the semi final at main road, will always feel priviliged to have been there watching it float over in slow motion

My era offiah at wembley and it's not even close

Saw all the 85 and 88-95 tries too. Does anyone remember Trevor Lake's try and fantastic dive in the 65 final against Hunslet? He must have dived about 5 yards from the corner for the crucial final try. Can still be seen on old videos. Trevor Lake was the first of my "heroes"!

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=Z_NwnDetAF0&feature=channelSome of the best here[/url

Struggling with this one .... don't know whether to go for Gouldings or Feka's try for the last game at the San Sero earlier this year

there is only one try in wigans history that stands out and thats the try that won us the cc reply at central park (god rest in peace) agaist st helens

sorry i have just come in ed geoff lyon and brian mctigue i was at school bunked off for dentist so called went to 3p pen

Quentin Pongia chip, Carney try 'nuff said



Seriously, from my time, Carney at Leeds was superb.

thank you for the you tube tries. funny i can remember the 80s tries better than the later years. must be getting old

The offiah try is my all time favourite simply because of the pure individual brilliance of a lendendary player in an important game playing at the peak of his career. Sheer magic.

The Radlinski try against Bradford because of the excitement of winning such a close game in the last second to go top of the league.

The Calderwood try at Bradford in play-off was also memorable because it sealed such an amazing come back. What a swing of emotions that game provided!

Another favourite of mine was the first try against Saints in the final game at CP. The atmosphere was tense that day and the amazing break from Robinson so early in the game signalled Wigan's pure determination to win that historic game. To score such a great try when there was so much at stake was amazing.

I was always thrilled by the many tries scored by John Ferguson. The long range one he scored at Warrington in the CC in 1985 sticks in my mind.

My personal favourite is an Andy Gregory try at Thrum Hall in the late 80's. From what I remember he ran virtually the length of the pitch contantly looking for someone to pass the ball to, before realising that he had crossed the Halifax try line with the Wigan fans screaming at him to put the ball down. Great try and quite amusing too.

I was at that match, and it was tied at 8-8 with about four minutes left. Had the score stayed like that it would have been the third successive draw with Halifax.

That was also the first try Andy Gregory scored for Wigan, after about four months of being with the club.