My dad took me during the 1979 cup run, think it was against Barrow, anyway we won! But didn't start going regularly until the Wally Lewis season, where I didn't miss a home game until my mate cried off one Sunday. So I sat at home & listened on Radio Leeds to King Wally taking St Helens apart. I never forgave my mate!

1968 a night game v Salford at Belle Vue. I remember they had a big forward called Charlie Bott playing for Salford.

We popped our Trinity cherries together Vasty.
A 25 - 20 win for Trinity against the mighty Wigan, in front of over 8000 fans (the place was full though).
I was hooked instantly



One of the attractions in supporting a club like ours is, the team winning when everything is stacked against us and this hasn't changed in the last 30 years.

I still hope and pray for a Wembley trip to watch Trinity and just for a moment, at Leigh last season, it looked like it might actually happen.

Apparently my dad took me to my first game when I was 4 weeks old (early '84), stuck me in the Silver Cross and wandered down to Belle Vue from Newton Hill stopping for a pint in every pub along the way! No idea who we played, but it's been a life passion ever since

and your dad got in the pram with you on the way back in order to sleep it off!

My gran took me in the late sixties sadly I can't remember the away side but she never missed a game at home and most away, but HKR in the early seventies was the first on my own, a bit of bother in the South stand that day too.

Sure hkr had grid iron type posts at one point in the late 70s

They did yeah as did Hunslet IIRC.

Leigh at home early 70's is the first I recall, a home game a packed crowd with an easy Trinity win by 30 something. I was only 7 0r 8 and dad took me along. I remember Topliss having a cracking game and the big crowd was something to behold. After that I went periodically but remember a cup run of home matches very well and we went to every round, Saints, Hull KR and somebody else could've been Salford? not sure then we lost in the semi. Great memories of growing up in Wakefield.

Neil Fox's 2nd testimonial match - some friends from school were asked by teacher Mr Robinson (known better now as having the first name Brian) and I went along as well. Football was always the sport of choice in my family but I was 15 and getting fed up of it because of the violence at games. Started watching RL around this time and as I was born in Wakefield I had to support them.

Boxing Day 2012 season. Fan ever since.

October 12 1975 home vs Keighley was the first serious one but my big bro took me to a home game against Huddersfield in either spring 68 or 69 I don't know which ... could be either