That's a good one of mine too, plus hugging a complete stranger when the hooter went.

I remember a game at Widnes a few years back when we'd been getting results on the back of good performances with players missing through injury. The Widnes game was one too far for a tired squad and Widnes drubbed us, but the whole stand of Hull fans sang for 80 minutes. I also seem to remember a thank you in the home programme the next week.

One of the worst ones recently was against Leigh when it chucked it down all game, it was freezing and I think we only managed a draw? Best away day was Briscoes 4 tries at Odsal, the night it rained beer

First game back in Super League, Sheffield away at Don Valley. Two eagles having a race in petrol go-carts, one crashes into the floodlights and had to be stretchered from the running track in front of a massive Hull away support.

priceless!!

Oh and the lone rovers fan at the Keepmoat ...

Yorkshire cup game at Keighley. They turned the floodlights on just before kickoff and turned them off again at halftime to save elcectic. When the lights were turned back on for the second half, two young female Keighley fans started screaming their heads off as they turned to see scores of FC fans p*ssing down the steps towards them. It was just like a waterfall, so funny, the girls faces were a picture. It was like being back in 3nd stand !

Every ground has good memories for me.From Carlisle down to Kent Invicta.

I always laugh at the moaners on here who come on to slag Hull and its fans as hooligans,foul mouthed and intimidating.Leigh,Wire,Widnes,and Sts was always much worse than the Boulevard and you were always watching your back at these grounds.
Worst I saw was when we beat Wire in a CC game,Phil Edmonds scored right at the end for us to win.The stand opposite emptied at the final hooter with all the Wire fans charging down the pitch,when they got to the Hull fans it was pandemonium,but fun

Going to Central Park one bleak Wednesday night and Tugger & Pearce ripping them apart for a 35-20 win, and another night match when God i mean Knocker dropped a goal a Naughton Park for a 11-10 win i think it was, we never won at Widnes

Cup replay at Widnes in 85.....Sterling conducting the crowd.

"Hes going home,he's going home,Joeys going home" to Andrew Johns before,during and after the hammering of Warrington in the play-offs.

That was excellent. I alse really enjoyed the late comeback at Post Office Road (Vaikona hat-trick I think) giving Daniel Divet grief each time Featherstone were stood under the posts for the conversions. My favourite was the win at Knowsley Road in 2006. Fantastic night.

Widnes 85 ccup 1/4 final replay when schoey stepped inside and offloaded to Kev James to race in at the corner , was superb .
Also away at Leigh loosing 22-0 at h.time so king Arthur threw on Sterlo and Muggleton ended up 22-22 what a comeback !!

was that the game were john woods chipped over it hit the wall bounced back and the ref gave it

James put Schoey away as well..................James was a superb winger and his career was cut short by injury,he would have been a great.

Hull supporters carrying Sterlo off at the final whistle at Post Office Road when he single handed turned the game round.We were winning, he was subbed and Feth got back in front only for him to come back on and change the game.He looked like a drowned rat when they carried him off and a wag Featherstone supporter said "how can a little kid like that change the game"He could change a game because he was the best,oh if only our club would think big like that now

I can remember going to Hunslets old ground, Parkside in the early 70's.
Time and dates have faded with time,perhaps some of the older posters on here may be more specific,but i will always remember the incident.
We got to the ground only to find we could'nt get through the big wooden double doors that led to a concourse of such where the turnstyles where.Along with hundreds of other FC fans who where chanting and yelling at this one elderley guy stood in front of the doors to open the effing things.When i got to the front and asked him what was the hold up he told me that no one was getting in till the police turned up to "get em" out.My question of what do you mean was interrupted by the arrival of a couple of police cars sirens wailing.
The police had a word with him and he promptly swung open one of the gates.About twenty or so Hull fans came running out with bottles of booze under their arms singing and shouting.It turned out that they had somehow got into the ground before it opened and helped themselves to the bar.Priceless,and of course they quickly melted into the ever growing crowd of Hull fans.

My dad told me a similar story to this (obviously with Rovers) Warrington must of had a right tasty bunch back then, especially as soccer hooliganism was rife at the time.