I was born on that day!

First game, Sts at home in 89.

Intriguing

Just looked at the Trinity Programmes web site and it looks like the start of my obsession with this great Club when I started going home and away was the 29th August 1966 when we beat St Helens at Belle Vue 28-15.

I remember then going to Crown Flat, Dewsbury in the Yorkshire Cup and drawing and winning the replay at Belle Vue.

All our results from the start of the Club in 1873 are there - fantastic and well worth a look.

Have you a link for the site?

1979 for me, as a 9 yr old - went with a neighbour who was a rabid fan and who still stands in the same place.

I don't remember the game; I do remember being petrified though - it was the biggest crowd I'd ever stood in and there were lots of scary blokes shouting.

First started watching the mighty Trin in 1971.Can't remember my first game (senile!) but do remember playing the New Zealand tourists in, i think, my first night match.I got the goalkicker Henry Taranti's? tie ups.In those days it was ok to go on to the field at the end of the game.Happy days! Feel honoured to have seen some real legends over the years. I have to say though that the atmosphere in the ground with the North stand is as good as i've ever experienced.

My first Wembley final, drunk as a skunk! As others have said , did you play for Trinity?

You lot must be really old

Mine was Bradford as recently as February 2008. We won (26-24?) and it was Danny Brough's debut. I only went to watch the girls in the Wildcat Kittens and was hooked.

...and I'm really old as well

Quote: JINJER "Have you a link for the site?'" www.wakefieldtrinity-programmes. ... 54162.html Then click on "Here's Wakefield's records post-1895" and it gives you an Excel Spreadsheet with all our results on, fascinating reading.

Quote: JINJER "Have you a link for the site?'" www.wakefieldtrinity-programmes. ... 54162.html Then click on "Here's Wakefield's records post-1895" and it gives you an Excel Spreadsheet with all our results on, fascinating reading.

Was 86 for me think was Saints at home we got stuffed but enjoyed. Had gone to some games watching other teams previous to this Went to Kangaroos V Leeds at Headingley watching them totally outclass Leeds was really enjoyable. Also went to some midweek games at Cas (I know naughty naughty). I remember the 25 - 20 win against wigan Julian Russell in the corner (Worked at milners with my older brother). Think attendance was either 8973 or 9873 or there abouts.

I can't remember mine either but remember the opposition and around 1973 or 74, it was definitely Leigh at home, taken by my dad who of course had seen all the glory years. We definitely won easily 32 - 6 or something close to that score, I'm sure someone can enlighten me on the exact information, wish I'd kept a record of every game now, so many wonderful memories and even better my boy is hooked too just like I was so he'll also be able to look back with fondness supporting our wondeful team.

Wow you guys are old.

2002, last game of the season. Wakefield v Warrington. 50 - 10 win and a pitch invasion. All in all, quite enjoyed my day out with my brother and kept on coming back until moving to Devon made it difficult to get to games Only been to a handful in the past 4 years.

Widnes at home 1989 .. .we got pumped by 30 odd in horrendous mud.

Played for Sandal Endowed against Crigg Middle in the half time game ... full size pitch.

Got Joe Grimas tie ups at the end.

First game in SL against Cas. A 14-12 loss i think, but it was a real pleasure watching the Cas fans squirm as the new boys who had no chance put up a hell of a fight. Two late Danny Orr penalties won it for Cas.

Some time around 1996/97 vs Hull Sharks at Belle Vue, we got stuffed IIRC.