Paul Eastwood miss a pen at goal - hull won would had put a end to wigans every year (day trip to Wembley ) at the time

at least we paid off our debt unlike others (penny in the pound)

The fact that not 1 poster mentions 1980 as one of the worst days as a fan speaks volumes.
Maybe it's just too painful to even mention it.

Plenty of bad days re. results on the pitch.

Most "Magic" weekend results, most Wembley results and, rather sadly, most recent Derby results.

However, for dark days, they don't get much darker for me than March 26th, 2000 at the McAlpine Stadium.

Last Good Friday result against KR.

Worst performance I have seen in my time as a fan, and THE only time I have left before the end since my first game in 1988.

You can't have seen many games in the last 25 years if the last derby was the worst you've seen

I would have thought the 42-6 one was worse than the last derby.

I've only been going since 04 and although it wasn't pleasant it's hardly the worst ever.

The worst two for me were 42-6 and the one in 08 I think, when it was hailing towards that south stand and they scored a late drop goal to win 11-10.

Knee jerk comment.

If you have been going since 1988, you must have seen much worse dross in the 1994-6 era and the 1999 season

Derby in 2007, we were in good form and heading for the top4, sold out crowd (our biggest ever in the modern era) in the ground...and then we played like that!

Wakefield 2011, freezing cold night, very drab defeat...but what made this worst was the realisation that we had a rubbish team yet again, and it seemed at that point that we were stuck with Agar forever.

Leeds away in 2011, the game where Radford going within a metre of the Leeds line was our only attacking move all evening! Adam Pearson later stated this game was what convinced him to axe Agar.

We've had worse teams and games than the above, but I've nominated these 3 as our team & resources at the time meant we should have done a lot lot better.