Having lived around the corner from Mike Gregory for a number of years until he moved house I am with you on that! The man is a legend.

The brisbane game ranks up there right near the top, but from a personal point of view it was Kevin Wards testimonial match, the great man walked (hobbled) round the pitch before the game, it was the closest ive come to tears at a rugby match.

grand final v wigan

after a lot of bad news both personally and business,i was at a pretty low point.a mate got me tickets for the final but i just didnt feel like it.after a lot of persuasion i ended up going.

the rest as they say is history,but saints performance put me back on top again,helped me feel good and gave me the kick up the backside i needed.





does anybody remember 'our tune' on radio 1,god i felt like i was writing to simon bates

You're lucky mate ...I have tears at every final ...soon as "Abide with me " starts, that's me gone.

Probably the 2004 cup final for me either that or the 8 all draw at Central Park.

Mine has to be either the 27 - 0 at Wembley I was as everybody devastated.



Or the first Wembley final I saw us win against Bradford the first time. I'd been to the three losses in a row then to win at wembley!!!!

The Brisbane game ranks extremely high up. I have the "Two Worlds Collide" poster with Joynt and Tallis on it in a frame on my wall with the tickets inside it.



Joint top though is the come back last second try at Warrington. Phenomenal game and the emotion was something else.

For 2 reasons, the 8 all draw with the pies at central park in 1993.



1. So close but yet so far from winning the league

2. Seeing the great Kevin Ward being carried from the field in absolute agony. No one, let alone Wardy deserved for their career to end in that manner.

I was in Leeds watching that drunk and I had tears too. Great day that. As for my most emotional match in person, that'd be the 19-18 grand final and the 96 cup final. Both great moments.

1996 CC Final - unbelievable



Wide to West game - couldn't go but it's the only game I've ever watched on TV that made me leap out of my seat and jump up and down



Boxing Day 92



And GB v Australia 1983 (I think) in Sydney

And the fact we scored two tries to one, and the fact we should've had a penalty in front of the sticks when Dwyer was ruled to have lost the ball, and the fact one of Wigan's penalties came from an offside - when we were in possession!



All told, not one of the best days.



Edit: I echo your sentiments about Wardy. Legend.

Semi final in 89 against Widnes.



No-one gave us a chance, and we turned in a brilliant gutsy display.



After Quirky went in late at the corner, I saw blokes of all ages, hugging, dancing, crying.



Awesome.