for me it was the Wigan 6 – 12 Wakefield Trinity back in 2009 after the death of Adam, we wasn't expected to win and had injuries and a few unwell to play leaving us with a weaken side to play the one of the favorites for that season, it was a hard fought game nothing spectacular but the relief and ecstatic feeling after the game walking out was something special to savor add that with the welcoming and congratulated response from the wigan fans on that day

https://www.skysports.com/rugby-league/ ... ield/12303 Probably my fave away game of all time. The scoreline flattered Cas to be fair. Some brilliant Rugby on show from Trinity.

https://www.skysports.com/rugby-league/ ... ield/12303 Probably my fave away game of all time. The scoreline flattered Cas to be fair. Some brilliant Rugby on show from Trinity.

A stand out game for me was season 92-93 Wigan away in a mid week fixture. Wigan had signed Tuigamala and waited a few weeks to give him his debut, waiting for the Wakefield game thinking of a dream start. A packed Central Park and a Wakefield win 20 points to 13 with a Mike Forshaw try from an Andy Wilson 60 yard break and Henry Paul's 40 yard try in the dying seconds. It back fired on Wigan big style with Tuigamala looking like a fish out of water on the night.

Yep they were but we chose the 'dine-in' option - due to the freezing conditions - sat on someone's cast-off sofa inside the metal shipping container

That's a pretty poor line up for Cas so not surprising really. Happy days.

Quote Trinity1964="Trinity1964"A stand out game for me was season 92-93 Wigan away in a mid week fixture. Wigan had signed Tuigamala and waited a few weeks to give him his debut, waiting for the Wakefield game thinking of a dream start. A packed Central Park and a Wakefield win 20 points to 13 with a Mike Forshaw try from an Andy Wilson 60 yard break and Henry Paul's 40 yard try in the dying seconds. It back fired on Wigan big style with Tuigamala looking like a fish out of water on the night.'" That's the match I referred to in my earlier post, but it was 16th February 1994....I've now found a link to Wigan's season and if you scroll down it lists the Wigan players for every game that season... wigan.rlfans.com/fusion_pages/in ... age_id=315

Quote Trinity1964="Trinity1964"A stand out game for me was season 92-93 Wigan away in a mid week fixture. Wigan had signed Tuigamala and waited a few weeks to give him his debut, waiting for the Wakefield game thinking of a dream start. A packed Central Park and a Wakefield win 20 points to 13 with a Mike Forshaw try from an Andy Wilson 60 yard break and Henry Paul's 40 yard try in the dying seconds. It back fired on Wigan big style with Tuigamala looking like a fish out of water on the night.'" That's the match I referred to in my earlier post, but it was 16th February 1994....I've now found a link to Wigan's season and if you scroll down it lists the Wigan players for every game that season... wigan.rlfans.com/fusion_pages/in ... age_id=315

Can't remember the year, but me and a few mates travelled on the supporters coach up to a game at Barrow.

Copious amounts of beer were drunk on the way up, and a lad near us needed to vomit. Grabbing the nearest carrier bag he could find, he chucked all over his remaining cans of beer. Oh, how we laughed.

I think we won the game.

On the return journey, said person simply rubbed the dried vomit off the cans with his sleeve, and carried on where he left off!

That was a memorable away day - does it count?

Must have been the season that Barrow were promoted to the old first division 1989 ?
It was along day !

Also remember going up to Carlisle for a cup game, where David Jones finally scored a try for us !

Didnt we play them 3 days earlier in the cup amd lost a close game
Remember henry try very much picking up from dummy half and running from around half way line think it was wigan first defeat at central park in about 3 years

Your correct FIL it was the same game, I just added a few details to your post. Another memorable away game, 1988 Hull v Wakefield a Steve Ella master class. He broke away and kicked for Andy Mason to touch down, then ran 70 metres and beat half of the Hull side to score at the posts before Andy Kelly intercepted in the dying seconds to seal a 16 - 10 victory after trailing by 9 points. Andy's late winner was at the end where all the Wakefield fans were stood, brilliant.

Looking at the link I posted above it was 2 weeks before on 30th January and they beat us 24-16.

Not an away game as such, but putting 50 up against Cas at the Millenium Stadium in (I think) 2008. Loads of Wakey fans with the highlight being Richard Moore going the full length of the pitch to score in front of us.

Lovely curry and beer afterwards as well.

Still the only time I’ve seen us win at the Magic Weekend.