Are you sure?

I must admit I'm not, but I think he did.

Superb try. Two sidesteps at full speed beat the whole Halifax team. Unfortunately the 'try of the season' award had already been decided.



Brian Bevan used to score tries like that almost routinely. Unfortunately I doubt we will ever see his like again. A complete, amazing one off

Quote rubber duckie="rubber duckie"Paid for his own plane ticket from OZ and asked the club for a trial.'" I am sure it was Widnes away the season we relegated them and scored around 60+ points in that game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqLymXIBF6M

Quote rubber duckie="rubber duckie"Paid for his own plane ticket from OZ and asked the club for a trial.'" I am sure it was Widnes away the season we relegated them and scored around 60+ points in that game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqLymXIBF6M

I thought the one I was thinking of was v Widnes. But the brain plays tricks.

The night the lights went out in 1993. on an October Monday (yes, Monday) night.



Step forward Johnny D, with one of THE best individual tries, ever.



Just go onto a certain video sharing website, and look for our tries for the 93-94 season (part 1), and it's about 3 mins in.



Rugby League pornography.



p.s. Phil Blake scored one similar, in the dying minutes of a Lancs Cup semi in 1985. Just a pre-curser of what he was able to do.

Darren Burns kicking the ball dead and shouting 'have it' when winning the game that effectively kept us in Super League.



Pivotal.

1.

Allan Langer taking the ball effortlessly from Tommy Martin Jr's hands while stood behind the try line and placing down in front off him.



And Tommy Martin appealing to the referee about it!





2.

The SL hub cap going "back in the box, it's going back in the box!"

2007 at home to Salford I think, Faafili makes a break , turns & looks to pass to Penny but instead without looking passes to Clarke on his inside who runs in to score - Quality!

If that pass had been made by a 'fans favourite' rather than Faafili, it would have been lauded as world class. Still one of the best 'no look ' passes I've ever seen.

How about Solomona's pass behind his back ? I can not remember which match it was. I don't suppose it will be on many peoples list, but it was just so unexpected, totally outrageous, and seems to me to highlight something that we have lost in the ever increasing move towards a structured game. Solo may not have had a big impact on the Wire results, but he was a huge crowd pleaser.

Possibly the semi v Catalan?



Anyway, you reminded me of the Solomona try at Leeds in 2011. Mickey Monas taking on the line and then flicking one out the back door for Sol. Magic.

IIRC we won a scrum against the head and then scored from the resulting play, against Wakefield, on the opening game at the Halliwell Jones.